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Community agencies and nonprofits who work in food assistance met with Sen. Jeanne Shaheen in Rochester Tuesday to discuss how federal restrictions to aid, and rising costs, are making it harder to get people the food they need

The US is preparing to tell dozens of countries they must pick sides in the artificial intelligence race with China, warning they will be excluded from a US-led coalition if they also sign up for Beijing’s competing framework, according to a US official and an internal draft reviewed by Reuters

The Samoa Police, Prisons & Corrections Services (SPPCS) issues a strong and serious warning to all social media users regarding the increasing spread of AI-generated content, fake accounts, fabricated information, and misleading posts on Facebook and other online platforms

As concerns about food contamination and foodborne illnesses make headlines across the country, public health researchers say states should pay closer attention to another factor that can influence future outbreaks: climate change. Experts argue that shifts in temperature, rainfall and other environmental conditions can alter how disease-causing organisms survive and spread, potentially affecting both agriculture…

Summer sun and sports fixtures helped the UK economy grow between April and June, according to official data, but some economists warned the outlook for the rest of the year was weaker

Louisiana health officials are urging beachgoers to take precautions during a summertime surge of infections from a flesh-eating bacteria found in coastal waters

State’s attorney general says scammers have made off with more than $100m in past two years

Canandaigua, N.Y. (WHAM) — A green, paint-like film on the surface of Canandaigua Lake or any of the Finger Lakes could be a warning sign of a harmful algae bloom, and health officials say people and pets should stay out of the water

American intelligence assessments indicate Russian President Vladimir Putin could be increasingly willing to authorize provocative actions that could extend onto NATO territory, U.S. officials briefed on the matter told CBS News

Health officials are warning people to protect themselves from ticks as a rare but potentially serious disease known as tularemia, or “rabbit fever,” continues to be reported in parts of the United States. While uncommon, the bacterial infection can cause severe illness if it’s not recognized and treated early