Electric Ram pickup debuts in Super Bowl ad that pokes fun at rivals, sex-drug commercials
The Ram Super Bowl spot spoofs ads for male sex-enhancement drugs using electric truck owners discussing problems they’ve had with their pickups.
Elon Musk’s Neuralink is under investigation for possible unsafe transport of contaminated hardware
Elon Musk’s Neuralink under investigation by the U.S. Department of Transportation for allegedly handling contaminated hardware in an unsafe manner.
Florida to place leadership of Disney’s special operating district under DeSantis’ control
The Reedy Creek Special Improvement District is also being renamed.
Republicans back lawsuit to overturn FDA approval of abortion pill and pull the medication from U.S. market
The 22 attorneys general argued the attempt to pull the abortion pill from the U.S. market would have “devastating consequences” for women.
Fungal infections are becoming more common. Why isn’t there a vaccine?
Vaccine researchers are focused on a small group of fungi responsible for the vast majority of fatal infections in the U.S.
Astronaut Sen. Kelly touts ‘stunning’ space business growth, calls for more rocket competition
Arizona Senator Mark Kelly on Thursday praised the growth of the space industry, and gave a rallying cry for intensified competition.
Amazon is the latest threat to Facebook as ad targeting suffers
Brands are shifting ad budgets away from Facebook and toward Amazon now that targeting users across social networks has become more difficult.
National Archives, Smithsonian museum sued after visitors told to remove ‘pro-life’ clothing
The National Archives is apologizing after a lawsuit accused its security guards of telling visitors to cover up clothes with ‘pro-life’ messages.
Why you won’t see many car ads during Sunday’s Super Bowl
The only automakers expected to advertise during Sunday’s game between the Eagles and Chiefs on Fox are GM, Kia and Stellantis’ Ram and Jeep brands.
Goldman sees big layoff announcements as ‘a ripple, not a wave’
The rash of large layoffs at tech companies are not representative of a major breach in the labor market, according to Goldman Sachs.
