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Satellites can accomplish incredible tasks like provide internet or help monitor wildfires. But many of them ultimately meet a fiery death burning up in Earth’s atmosphere. Others use their last bit of fuel to move to “graveyard” orbits, where they circle the planet in a perpetual deep freeze. A new startup called Lux Aeterna wants to change this. The Denver-based company, which is coming out of stealth today, has designed a reusable satellite called Delphi that it aims to launch — and land — in 2027. If successful, it could help slash the cost to get satellite payloads into space.…
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Trump says assessment of Iran nuclear facility damage was ‘not a complete report’01:46Trump says U.S. will meet with Iran ‘next week’00:30Trump says Putin called to offer help with Iran conflict01:32Now PlayingNATO Secretary General Rutte compares Trump to a ‘Daddy’ settling a dispute00:18UP NEXTVance says U.S. followed ‘Trump doctrine’ during Iran strikes01:02U.S. strikes may have only briefly set back Iran’s nuclear program07:23Trump on Israel and Iran: ‘They don’t know what the f— they’re doing’00:58Trump lashes out at Iran and Israel over ceasefire violations06:32Iran confirms ceasefire with Israel…
Minnesota became the latest state Wednesday to face a lawsuit from the Trump administration seeking to force it to give its high school graduates who entered the U.S. illegally as immigrants the same lower tuition rates reserved for in-state citizens. The U.S. Department of Justice’s lawsuit also seeks to strike down a law that allows the same immigrant students to receive scholarships covering part or all of their tuition under the state’s North Star Promise program. The department filed its case in federal district court in Minnesota, naming Democratic Gov. Tim Walz and Democratic state Attorney General Keith Ellison as…
(CNN) – So long as you’re not made of wax, right now is a great time to visit Las Vegas. Part of this is on Mother Nature; summer temperatures can hit a beastly 115 in the Mojave Desert, a harsh reality that can literally fry an egg on Las Vegas Boulevard and historically has made July and August two of the quietest months of the year in Sin City. You can also thank the bean counters for Las Vegas being much cheaper to visit this summer. In response to recent slowdowns in overall visitation to the city, many overnight and…
Nearly a year after raising a mega seed round of $50 million, e-commerce veteran Julie Bornstein’s startup Daydream is releasing its AI-powered chatbot for shopping with a focus on fashion. After testing the product with select users, the company on Wednesday is releasing the chatbot to all users in a public beta. People can sign up for the chatbot, which will ask them their name, birthdate, price range they shop in, and brand preferences, if any. You can type a query like “I want a dress to wear to the wedding this summer in Paris” or upload an image and…
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Trump says assessment of Iran nuclear facility damage was ‘not a complete report’01:46Trump says U.S. will meet with Iran ‘next week’00:30Now PlayingTrump says Putin called to offer help with Iran conflict01:32UP NEXTNATO Secretary General Rutte compares Trump to a ‘Daddy’ settling a dispute00:18Vance says U.S. followed ‘Trump doctrine’ during Iran strikes01:02U.S. strikes may have only briefly set back Iran’s nuclear program07:23Trump on Israel and Iran: ‘They don’t know what the f— they’re doing’00:58Trump lashes out at Iran and Israel over ceasefire violations06:32Iran confirms ceasefire with Israel…
CNN — A former jewelry store manager in the United Kingdom was sentenced to 28 months in prison after posting selfies wearing stolen merchandise and sending them to her coworkers, Humberside Police said in a statement. Lucy Roberts, 39, frequently took jewelry home with her during the year she worked at a high-end shop, police said, telling suspicious coworkers she “was conducting work at home and sorting stock for the workshop.” The police statement does not name the store. It was only when Roberts quit and went on vacation that her colleagues realized where the jewelry went, the statement says.…
The first thing to love about writer-director-star Eva Victor’s extraordinary debut “Sorry, Baby” is how she, as the young professor Agnes, tries, and fails, to hide a tryst with her neighbor.Agnes lives in a quaint New England home where her best friend and fellow former grad student Lydie (Naomi Ackie) is visiting. We are just getting to know each of these characters when a knock comes on the door. Gavin (Lucas Hedges) stands outside confused when Lydie answers. Agnes rushes over to act as though he’s mistaken her house for his, and not for the first time.“God bless your lost…
Vaccines Federal agencies Water availability Congressional news See all topics Facebook Tweet Email Link US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s recent move to replace a federal panel of vaccine advisers should help restore Americans’ trust in the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the nominee to lead that agency told senators on Wednesday. Dr. Susan Monarez, President Donald Trump’s pick for CDC director, testified before the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee amid increasing alarm from lawmakers about Americans’ eroding confidence in vaccine safety under Kennedy’s leadership of HHS. The Senate hearing happened the…
by Lacey Pfalz Last updated: 2:00 PM ET, Tue June 24, 2025 IHG Hotels & Resorts is offering up to 20 percent off stays around the world with its annual Summer Sale for IHG One Rewards Members, going on now. The sale is offering discounts on participating hotels from the United States, Canada, Mexico, Latin America, the Caribbean, East Asia and the Pacific now through July 7, 2025. Travelers can book stays between June 27 to September 30, 2025 to enjoy the discount. Those booking stays at participating luxury and lifestyle hotels can save up to 30 percent when they book…