Boeing’s Starliner is a go for launch. Leaders from NASA and Boeing told reporters that the first crewed Starliner mission, which will see the capsule carry two astronauts to the International Space Station, is moving ahead toward its historic May 6 launch date. NASA and Boeing concluded that the capsule is ready for launch after [...]read moreBoeing’s Starliner set to fly astronauts for the first time on May 6
When today’s Nice Price or No Dice Spider was in development, Alfa Romeo fully intended to sell the car in the U.S. Financial difficulties saw the company pull up stakes in the States instead. Now, both Alfa and this Spider are here. Let’s see if this one was worth the wait. What Is The Most [...]read moreAt $12,500, Is This 1998 Alfa Romeo Spider Pretty Fly?
Reuters reported on Thursday that Google’s parent company, Alphabet, is exploring the possibility of buying Boston-based HubSpot, a CRM and marketing automation company with a market cap of over $33 billion – a number that has been climbing on those reports. If such a deal were to happen, the cost would likely be pretty substantial, [...]read moreAs deal rumors fly, Alphabet and HubSpot would be a strange pairing
Kolkata: At least five youths were injured after two teams clashed with firearms after a cricket match in Khardah on Sunday night. Police seized a revolver and a cartridge. Cops are looking for the culprits, including Aditya Chowdhury, the captain of one teams, but none has been arrested yet. tnn We also published the following [...]read moreBullets Fly After Cricket Match | Kolkata News
The Chief spent his entire annual report on the federal judiciary on the rise of artificial intelligence and how AI cannot possibly replace judges because the judge is so much harder and more nuanced than, say, calling balls and strikes. Not that anyone would be stupid enough to describe being a judge like that. Steven [...]read moreRoberts Explains That Artificial Intelligence Can’t Replace Judges Because How Would Billionaires Fly An AI To Luxury Resorts Anyway?
ARGUMENT ANALYSIS By Amy Howe on Jan 8, 2024 at 8:08 pm The justices heard oral argument FBI v. Fikre on Monday. (Wally Gobetz via Flickr) The Supreme Court on Monday heard oral argument in a dispute over whether a lawsuit filed by an Oregon man who was placed on the No Fly List can [...]read moreCourt likely to take middle ground in No Fly List dispute