Palantir's Alex Karp Talks War, AI, and America's Future
In a rare in-depth interview, the mysterious billionaire head of Palantir Technologies talks war, AI and the future of America.
For abortion clinics, a difficult business becomes even more difficult
After the fall of Roe v. Wade, some clinics thought they could expand their businesses in states where they were still allowed to operate. That… Read More »For abortion clinics, a difficult business becomes even more difficult
Veterans of Foreign Wars Criticize Trump Statement as 'Idiot'
Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), one of the nation's largest and oldest veterans advocacy groups, on Friday condemned former President Trump's recent statement comparing the… Read More »Veterans of Foreign Wars Criticize Trump Statement as 'Idiot'
NASCAR Pit Crews Recruit College Football Players
In NASCAR, victory—and therefore money—is often decided by seconds. This is one reason why auto racing teams are increasingly looking to recruit former college athletes.
Soviet aircraft carrier failed Chinese tourist attraction on fire (Updated)
A major fire has broken out in the former Soviet building, which may still be ongoing. Kiev class aircraft carrier Minskwhich has been rotting for… Read More »Soviet aircraft carrier failed Chinese tourist attraction on fire (Updated)
Judge finds Venu guilty, blocks launch of ESPN-Warner-Fox streaming service
Gina Ferazzi via Getty A US judge has temporarily blocked the launch of a sports streaming service from Disney's ESPN, Warner Bros. and Fox, saying… Read More »Judge finds Venu guilty, blocks launch of ESPN-Warner-Fox streaming service
Charlie Moss, whose ads spread love for a battered New York, has died at 85
A pioneer of Madison Avenue's creative revolution, his “I ♥ NY” tourism pitches helped revive a city dented by the unrest of the 1970s.
Scientists Celebrate Birth of Animal Centuries After Species Was Hunted to Extinction — Here's Why It Matters
A family of “river anarchists” is flourishing after being reintroduced to an area where they now live 400 years ago. In just one year, they've… Read More »Scientists Celebrate Birth of Animal Centuries After Species Was Hunted to Extinction — Here's Why It Matters
There's a resurgence of local news in San Francisco
The city has become a hotbed for local news experiments. Could it be a model for the rest of the country?
Judge blocks joint streaming service from Disney, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery
The planned service from Disney, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery would cost $42.99 per month and was aimed at fans who had given up cable… Read More »Judge blocks joint streaming service from Disney, Fox and Warner Bros. Discovery
Governor Gavin Newsom signs California bills aimed at reducing robberies, car thefts and shoplifting
Governor Gavin Newsom signs California bills aimed at reducing robberies, car thefts and shoplifting
Chinese social media users hilariously joke about failed AI videos
Enlarge / Still from a Chinese social media video showing two people imitating imperfect AI-generated video output. It’s no secret that despite significant investment from… Read More »Chinese social media users hilariously joke about failed AI videos
Electric vehicles lose up to 50 percent of their value in one year
Depreciation of electric vehicles is a hot topic at the moment, and for good reason. On the one hand, there are fantastic deals to be… Read More »Electric vehicles lose up to 50 percent of their value in one year
Ukrainian troops left a trail of destruction on their march toward the Russian city of Sudzha
SUDZHA, Russia (AP) — A trail of destruction has been carved out in the path Ukrainian troops have carved in their risky push into Russia,… Read More »Ukrainian troops left a trail of destruction on their march toward the Russian city of Sudzha
Burning Man has been sold out since 2011. Why not this year?
The desert art festival returns this month after two consecutive years of bad weather, with mud leaving visitors stranded and a Covid-19 hiatus.
