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October 24, 2025

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US to expand facial recognition at border to track non-citizens

New rule allows US border agents to photograph non-citizens at all points of entry and exit across the country Travelers go through a Transportation Security Administration (TSA) security check at Hollywood Burbank Airport during the first day of a partial US government shutdown in Burbank, California, U.S., October 1, 2025. PHOTO: REUTERS The United States will expand the use of facial recognition technology to track non-citizens entering and leaving the country in an effort to combat overstaying and passport fraud, according to a government document released Friday. A new regulation would allow US border officials to require non-citizens to be

July 31, 2024

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Katie Price is set to undergo another facial surgery amid bankruptcy charges

Katie Price admits she traveled to Turkey as she misses bankruptcy court hearing Katie Price has confirmed she is traveling to Turkey for facial surgery to film a new documentary after failing to attend a recent bankruptcy hearing. The former glamor model was a no-show at a scheduled £760,000 bankruptcy hearing on Tuesday and is telling a story that she is due to have yet another facial surgery. It’s worth mentioning that a warrant has since been issued, with Katie admitting she is “doing her best” to fix her financial issues after receiving “very clear warnings” that she had to

July 3, 2024

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Facial temperature can be used by doctors for early diagnosis of metabolic diseases

A representational illustration depicting a human intestine. — Unsplash/File Temperatures in different areas of the face have been found to be associated with various chronic diseases such as diabetes and high blood pressure by researchers, which could help doctors diagnose and detect metabolic diseases. Notably, these temperature differences are not easily perceived by one’s touch, however, they can be detected with the help of specific AI-derived temperature patterns that require a thermal camera and a data-trained model. Future research on this can greatly help doctors in early detection of diseases, it is reported Science Daily. “Aging is a natural process,”

December 15, 2023

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Facial Features Play Key Role in Death Penalty Decisions

Upturned lips and heavy eyebrows are associated with a greater likelihood of the death penalty Hundreds of photos of Florida inmates convicted of murder were shown to a mock jury in the experiment. Certain facial features – such as pursed lips and heavy eyebrows – were deemed more unreliable and more likely to be condemned to death. —Daily Mail A recent study from Columbia University suggests that the appearance of defendants affects whether they receive the death penalty or life in prison, challenging the notion of unbiased jury decisions. Researchers exposed a mock jury to hundreds of photos of Florida

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