NASA’s Orion capsule splashes down, completing the first Artemis moon mission
NASA’s Orion spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Baja Mexico on Sunday, completing the agency’s Artemis 1 mission.
How the four-day workweek gained momentum — and could change the future of work
A four-day or shorter workweek is gaining momentum worldwide — a big thanks to the pandemic.
Republican Kari Lake files lawsuit in bid to overturn Arizona election
The suit claims that the gubernatorial candidate “received the greatest number of votes and is entitled to be named the winner.”
Electric school buses are giving kids a cleaner, but costlier, ride to class
Electric school buses help the environment and are better for the children they carry, but they come with steep upfront costs.
Supreme Court takes Coinbase appeal over crypto lawsuits
The eventual Supreme Court ruling in the appeal by crypto exchange Coinbase could resolve a split between appeals court on a question involving arbitration.
Stellantis to indefinitely idle Jeep plant, lay off workers to cut costs for EVs
Stellantis said the plant, which produces the Jeep Cherokee SUV, will cease production as of Feb. 28.
Judge does not hold Trump office in contempt of court despite DOJ request
Donald Trump, who is again running for the White House, is under criminal investigation for the removal of government documents when his presidency ended.
Children as young as 6 months old are now eligible for omicron Covid vaccines
The CDC approval comes a day after the Food and Drug Administration gave its authorization.
Ron Insana says Fed rate hikes won’t fix what’s wrong with the economy
The Fed’s policy of raising official interest rates to 5% or higher does anything to address the underlying economic issues.
Penguin Random House CEO steps down weeks after judge blocked Simon & Schuster merger
The leadership transition follows Penguin’s failed attempt to acquire rival Simon & Schuster from Paramount Global.
