enlarge / On August 17, 2022, a polio vaccine box is on display at a health clinic in Brooklyn, New York. A third New York… Read More »Polio virus outbreak spreads in NY: Third county has 62% vaccination rate
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden will deliver a prime-time speech “on the ongoing struggle for the soul of the nation” outside Philadelphia’s Independence Hall… Read More »Biden gives prime-time speech on ‘struggle’ for democracy
More than 100 subpoenas have been issued to techies like Jack Dorsey and Marc Andreessen as Twitter tries to force Elon Musk into a $44… Read More »Silicon Valley Elite Being Dragged To Musk-Twitter Trial
The announcement comes as the auto industry ramps up its efforts to switch to electric vehicles.
Peiter Zatko’s allegations of false statements and security flaws on Twitter could be used by Mr. Musk in the legal battle over a $44 billion… Read More »Elon Musk’s lawyers sue Twitter whistleblower
enlarge / A Honda worker mounts a battery pack. Honda Lithium-ion battery production in North America is set to increase in the next decade. The… Read More »Honda is latest automaker to build US battery factory
It’s an intoxicating time to become a car manager. Lawmakers around the world are pushing the auto industry to electrify, and fast. US companies are… Read More »GM President Mark Reuss on the electric, autonomous future of the car
More and more jewelers, large and small, are using precious metals recovered from electronic waste.
Despite near-record high office vacancies, Governor Kathy Hochul has backed a real estate project on New York’s transit hub that would be one of the… Read More »Manhattan has an abundance of empty offices. Hochul wants to build more.
A Fox News personality known for his allegiance to Donald Trump may have inadvertently insulted the former president — possibly even calling it “little stupid”… Read More »Trump-defending Fox News host accidentally drops truth bomb: ‘looks pretty stupid’
Interest in camping soared during the pandemic, and as social distancing restrictions ease, the industry is showing signs that it can maintain its popularity.
Agoura High quarterback Ty Dieffebach holds up the football helmet of Agoura High freshman Carter Stone before Friday night’s game at Ventura High. Stone, a… Read More »Agoura Hoge freshman footballer dies after surgery complications
Peloton struggles to get out of the pandemic. The Federal Reserve Chairman issues a warning from Jackson Hole. Economists await the August jobs report.
enlarge / Moderna says it does not want to stop manufacturing or distributing Pfizer/BioNTech’s vaccine, but does want to license the claimed patents. Getty Images… Read More »COVID Coalition Over, Moderna Sues Pfizer and BioNTech Over Vaccines
It’s either the end of the era of flexibility around where the work takes place – or the beginning of outright rebellion.
