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Early-phase data in 81 children with Dravet syndrome showed large seizure reductions and manageable safety issues as a phase 3 trial moves ahead.

A Nature Communications study shows engineered disorder can let one metasurface handle broadband focusing and single-shot polarimetry.

JWST observations of 29 Cygni b point to disk accretion, with carbon- and oxygen-rich signatures and a spin-aligned orbit that argue against star-like collapse.

Adobe says CVE-2026-34621 is under active exploitation in Acrobat and Reader; the flaw can lead to arbitrary code execution and prompted a CISA KEV deadline.

Oracle has made the Karpenter Provider for OCI generally available, giving OKE users a more flexible way to scale Kubernetes worker nodes.

Rust 1.95 lands with a new `cfg_select!` macro, `if let` guards in `match`, stabilized APIs, and a stricter stance on custom target JSON on stable.

Cursor's April 2 release shifts the product toward multi-agent orchestration, with cloud-local handoff, review artifacts, and a plugin marketplace.

At an April 16 House Appropriations hearing, Energy Secretary Chris Wright pledged that the first five to ten new planned US nuclear reactors will almost certainly receive financing from the DOE lending office, directing the agency's renamed loan authority toward first-of-a-kind projects.

CISA added CVE-2026-34197, a 13-year-old remote code execution flaw in Apache ActiveMQ Classic, to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog on April 16 as Horizon3.ai's Naveen Sunkavally described finding the chain with Anthropic's Claude in about ten minutes.

The Federal Trade Commission's March 30 consent order would permanently prohibit OkCupid and Match Group from misrepresenting their data practices after sharing nearly 3 million user photos with facial recognition firm Clarifai in 2014, but levies no civil penalty and no privacy program obligations.

The Dutch medtech giant cleared a 510(k) for a spectral CT that reconstructs 145 images per second using a deep learning engine, bringing always-on spectral imaging to US hospitals for the first time.

A week-long NCA-led operation with the US Secret Service and Canadian police disrupted approval phishing scams, freezing millions while identifying fraud wallets across more than 30 countries.