Autocycles Enter New Mexico Law Under HB 65
The passage notes autocycle regulation via Rep. Carl Trujillo and House Bill 65, describing autocycles as three wheeled vehicles with airbags a steering wheel and pedals. It also mentions other tax and education bills, plus a Rio Grande Trail project and Gov. Martinez photo op.
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FCC expands Lifeline amid fraud concerns and broadband subsidies
The FCC voted 3-2 to broaden Lifeline, a program long plagued by waste and abuse, to cover subsidized broadband. Enrollments rose from 6.8 to 18.1 million households 2008–12, costs jumped 167 percent, and fraud has persisted with multiple phones per household. The GAO warned, but expansion proceeds.
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AI arms race prompts call for strict research ban
More than 1,000 experts urge a ban on autonomous weapon research citing near term feasibility and a third revolution in warfare. The letter contrasts with existing testing history and notes risks, while also highlighting AI's promise for precision medicine through genomic data and individualized treatment advances.
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Why appendectomy is common and how it helps
Appendix is a fingerlike tube from the colon that inflames in appendicitis. Prompt surgical removal, usually via laparoscopy since the 1990s, prevents rupture and lowers recovery time while the organ’s function remains uncertain.
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