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ultramist machines

Sanuwave’s Q2 Results: A Mixed Picture for the Ultrasound Wound‑Care Company

July 17, 2026

Sanuwave Health, a maker of ultrasound‑based wound‑care devices, announced that it expects to bring in between $9. 6 million and $9. 8 million in revenue during the second quarter of 2026, a figure that tops the upper limit of its earlier forecast of $8. 5 million to $9. 5 million. \n\nThe company’s

politics

A Quiet Shift Toward Power

July 17, 2026

The United States is slowly moving away from a system where people choose their leaders. A new order says that anyone who talks against the government can be treated as a terrorist. This rule was written in September 2025 and ignores the First Amendment. A group of officials, led by a senio

entertainment

A Fresh Look at the 1987 Sci‑Fi Classic Gandahar

July 17, 2026

Gandahar, an animated adventure from 1987, mixes bizarre creatures, a battle against robotic soldiers and a mind‑bending journey through time. It was long forgotten after a shaky U. S. release, but now a new 4K version will hit theaters in August. The film’s director, René Laloux, is best remembered

religion

Religion and Robots: A New Guide for Faith

July 16, 2026

In a world where machines learn to talk, leaders of faith are drawing new rules that fit their traditions. They are not alone; clergy worldwide ask the same question: How does artificial intelligence fit into our beliefs? The Pope’s choice of name, Leo XIV, signals a special focus on AI. He na

technology

Inkling: A New Open‑Weight AI Model From a Former OpenAI Leader

July 16, 2026

Mira Murati, once the chief technology officer at a leading AI company, has announced that her new venture, Thinking Machines Lab, has released its first model named Inkling. The announcement appeared on her social media account and was followed by a detailed blog post. Inkling is an open‑weight mo

politics

Trump’s Planned Speech May Shake Georgia Midterms

July 16, 2026

A big TV talk is set for Thursday. President Trump will discuss worries about how elections are run, especially the machines used in Georgia. He said earlier that his remarks would focus on voting devices but did not give details in a recent Oval Office briefing. The president hinted that any

politics

Tax Rules vs. Church Talk: A Legal Showdown

July 16, 2026

Two members of Congress, both Republicans, are pushing a federal appeals court to revisit an old law that stops churches and other tax‑free groups from getting involved in politics. The bill, known as the Johnson Amendment, was created back in 1954 and says that if a church or similar organization w

education

Rosenwald’s Dream: A Museum That Belongs to Everyone

July 16, 2026

The Griffin Museum of Science and Industry buzzes with kids who love hands‑on experiments, echoing the vision of its founder, Julius Rosenwald. He was a successful businessman who ran Sears, Roebuck and Co. , but he never wanted the museum to carry his name. His goal was simple: create a place tha

business

Meta’s AI Layoff Claims: A New Look at Workplace Bias

July 16, 2026

A lawsuit filed this week accuses Meta of using artificial intelligence to pick workers for layoffs, specifically targeting those on medical or maternity leave. The case says the company’s AI tools examined performance scores and how much employees used AI, ignoring that people on leave could not ac

technology

Intel’s First High‑Resolution Chip Hits the Market

July 16, 2026

A major leap in chipmaking has just happened. Intel, a giant in semiconductor production, is the first company to ship large‑scale processors that use ASML’s newest High NA EUV (Extreme Ultraviolet) lithography. This technology allows machines to cut much finer patterns on silicon, which is crucial