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Ultrahuman has returned to the United States. The well-known Oura Ring rival had been absent from the American market since October due to an intellectual property conflict but has now received approval from US Customs and Border Protection.As WIRED published in August, the US International Trade Commission had previously sided with Oura in a patent infringement lawsuit against its rivals, Ringconn and Ultrahuman. This verdict was a considerable reverse for Bengaluru, India-based Ultrahuman, which had established a production facility in Plano, Texas, to circumvent tariffs. Ringconn secured a royalties agreement with Oura, while Ultrahuman withdrew its Ring Air from the…

Mar 25, 2026, 10:26 PM ETBOSTON — Jaylen Brown amassed 14 of his 31 points during a crucial third period, as the Boston Celtics orchestrated a comeback to triumph over the Oklahoma City Thunder 119-109 on Wednesday evening, bringing an end to the reigning champions’ 12-game winning sequence.Jayson Tatum rebounded after two successive challenging displays to net 19 points and 12 rebounds, additionally providing seven assists, as Boston achieved an even record in the pair of regular-season encounters pitting the last two NBA titleholders against each other.SeasonPlayerGames2022-23Jayson Tatum421987-88Larry Bird391970-71John Havlicek381984-85Larry Bird372025-26Jaylen Brown33*2001-02Paul Pierce33* Including WednesdayBrown also secured eight rebounds and…

Dr. Mehmet Oz, the head of Medicare and Medicaid Services, addressed the Trump administration’s intensified action against claimed illicit activities within U.S. government social programs on ‘FOX Business In Depth: War on Fraud.’ Groups of individuals from other countries might be involved in deceptive practices concerning American end-of-life care, Dr. Mehmet Oz, Administrator for Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, cautioned on Wednesday during a special FOX Business broadcast, identifying a prominent metropolis as a primary point of worry. Oz conveyed to presenter David Asman, “One must ponder the precise number of individuals genuinely passing away in Los Angeles.””[There are]…

Discover what’s trending on FoxBusiness.com. A collective legal action initiated against Fanatics, the NFL, NBA, MLB, their corresponding player unions, and OneTeam, which operates as the commercial entity for these associations, saw all its charges rejected by a New York federal judge on Monday. The court approved Fanatics’ application to have the legal challenge dismissed, a case involving five complainants — Robert Scaturo, Scott Bubnick, Joseph Davidov, Steven Mardakhaev, and Jonathan Madar. The claim accused the entities of colluding to dominate the expanding collectible card market for each aforementioned sports league, thereby inflating the cost of cards for millions of…

The United Kingdom’s atomic endeavor is projected to consume between a fifth and a quarter of the Ministry of Defence’s financial allocation over the forthcoming period, as expenditure escalates across an expanding collection of initiatives encompassing submarines, armaments, foundational facilities, and energy sources. Testifying before the Public Accounts Committee, Chief Civil Servant Jeremy Pocklington indicated that atomic defense spending amounted to approximately £10.9 billion in 2024-25, representing 18% of the ministry’s funds, and is anticipated to increase to around 20% in the present fiscal period. He informed parliamentarians that this proportion would further increase, stating the Defence Nuclear Enterprise was…

In the preceding month, Iran’s Tehran Times published what seemed to be conclusive satellite evidence: a pair of images, before and after, of “American radar,” purportedly “completely obliterated.”Yet, this was untrue. The photograph constituted an AI-altered rendition of a Google Earth image, taken a year earlier from Bahrain—an incorrect location, an erroneous timeframe, and manufactured damage. Researchers specializing in open-source intelligence swiftly exposed the fabrication within mere hours, correlating it with older satellite pictures and identifying identical visual anomalies, even down to vehicles immobilized in the very same positions.This represented a minor act of misinformation, rapidly debunked. However, it highlighted…

Several weeks prior, one morning, John Kiriakou received a phone call from his 16-year-old niece. “Uncle John, you’re becoming sensationally popular on TikTok,” he recollects her informing him.Kiriakou, a 61-year-old former CIA operative who was incarcerated in 2013 for revealing confidential data concerning the agency’s Middle East interrogation program, was unaware of her subject matter. He possesses no TikTok profile; rather, he primarily observes on Facebook. Nevertheless, excerpts from an audio broadcast Kiriakou recorded in January with Steven Bartlett, who presides over the Diary of a CEO program (boasting over 15 million followers on YouTube), achieved widespread popularity without his…

Fox News contributor Donna Rotunno and Kurt ‘CyberGuy’ Knutsson delve into the jury’s discussions regarding the social media addiction lawsuit concerning technology behemoths Meta and Google, which is now in its seventh day on ‘The Bottom Line.’ Meta is eliminating approximately 700 positions on Wednesday, an insider with knowledge of the situation confirmed to FOX Business. These workforce reductions are projected to impact multiple crucial departments, such as Reality Labs, Facebook, talent acquisition activities, and sales divisions, the informant stated.A company representative indicated that the job cuts stem from continuous reorganization initiatives, highlighting that the technology behemoth routinely modifies its…

Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett examines a jury’s judgment in a pivotal social media addiction case on ‘The Bottom Line.’ A $6 million judgment against Meta and Google in a keenly observed social media addiction proceeding may herald the onset of a significantly wider legal challenge for the technology behemoths. A Los Angeles jury on Wednesday deemed both corporations accountable for crafting captivating digital environments for youthful individuals, granting $3 million in reparative damages and an additional $3 million in exemplary damages.Monte Mann, a commercial litigation attorney at Armstrong Teasdale, indicated that challenges are anticipated — yet the broader…

How modest could its power demands truly be? Notebookcheck has put a particular iteration of this laptop, featuring the specified LG Display panel and a novel Intel Panther Lake processor, through its assessments. The outcome suggests it is the most energy-efficient portable computer ever evaluated in their Wi-Fi web navigation test. When inactive, the Core Ultra 325 notebook consumed merely 1.5 watts. Furthermore, it managed to sustain nearly 27 hours of internet browsing, despite being equipped with just a 70 watt-hour power cell. This capacity is notably less than the 99.5Wh Dell has at times integrated into its 16-inch configurations.This…