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SpaceX again scrubs launch of Italian satellite

Science News // 16 hours ago

SpaceX again scrubs launch of Italian satellite

SpaceX again scrubbed its launch of an Italian Earth-observation satellite, the COSMO-SkyMed Second Generation 2, on Friday.

Low-income schools more vulnerable to disasters, government report says

U.S. News // 16 hours ago

Low-income schools more vulnerable to disasters, government report says

'Afterparty' cast: High school reunion provides myriad motives for murder

TV // 1 day ago

'Afterparty' cast: High school reunion provides myriad motives for murder

North Korea confirms latest missile tests while Kim Jong Un visits weapons factory

World News // 1 day ago

North Korea confirms latest missile tests while Kim Jong Un visits weapons factory

NASA, Boeing, UCF to study zero-carbon ammonia jet fuel

Science News // 1 day ago

NASA, Boeing, UCF to study zero-carbon ammonia jet fuel

New efforts are emerging to study ammonia as a clean, climate-friendly jet fuel, led by the University of Central Florida with a $10 million contract from NASA and cooperation from Boeing.

SpaceX scrubs launch of Italian satellite from Florida, will try again Friday

Science News // 1 day ago

SpaceX scrubs launch of Italian satellite from Florida, will try again Friday

SpaceX on Thursday scrubbed its planned launch of an Italian Earth-observation satellite, the COSMO-SkyMed Second Generation 2 and said it plans to try again Friday.

China tells U.S. to 'stop interfering' in Beijing Olympics

World News // 2 days ago

China tells U.S. to 'stop interfering' in Beijing Olympics

China's top diplomat said the United States should stop meddling in the upcoming Beijing Winter Games and warned against "playing with fire" on the Taiwan issue on Thursday.

Olympics legend Picabo Street on pandemic Games: 'Adversity makes heroes'

Sports News // 2 days ago

Olympics legend Picabo Street on pandemic Games: 'Adversity makes heroes'

Former ski racer Picabo Street, who overcame serious injuries to win gold at the 1998 Winter Olympics, expects a "different kind of champion" this winter in Beijing because of COVID-19's impact on athletic preparation.

Contagious cancer travels hundreds of miles, infecting multiple clam species

Science News // 2 days ago

Contagious cancer travels hundreds of miles, infecting multiple clam species

Scientists have identified a new type of contagious blood cancer capable of infecting multiple clam species.

North Korea fires 2 short-range ballistic missiles in sixth launch of year

World News // 2 days ago

North Korea fires 2 short-range ballistic missiles in sixth launch of year

North Korea fired a pair of projectiles believed to be short-range ballistic missiles on Thursday morning, the South Korean military said, marking the regime's sixth launch of the year amid growing international concern.

New tech spurs spaceplane vision: halfway around world in 40 minutes

Science News // 2 days ago

New tech spurs spaceplane vision: halfway around world in 40 minutes

Seattle-area company Radian Aerospace plans to build and commercialize a true spaceplane that could take off from a commercial runway, fly to space and return under its own power -- a feat never achieved before.

Ex-PM Hariri's decision to leave politics sows confusion, fear in Lebanon

World News // 2 days ago

Ex-PM Hariri's decision to leave politics sows confusion, fear in Lebanon

The decision by Sunni leader and ex-Prime Minister Saad Hariri to leave politics has confused Lebanon's political scene, increased fears of Sunni extremism and stripped Hezbollah of a "Sunni cover."

Amid Omicron surge, South Korea shifts to at-home COVID-19 care

World News // 2 days ago

Amid Omicron surge, South Korea shifts to at-home COVID-19 care

South Korea recorded a single-day record for new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday, with a rise of more than 13,000 infections as health officials pivot to a new strategy for dealing with a surge driven by Omicron.

'Astrid & Lilly' stars say teen monster-hunting show celebrates female friendship

TV // 3 days ago

'Astrid & Lilly' stars say teen monster-hunting show celebrates female friendship

Samantha Aucoin and Jana Morrison say the real magic of their new supernatural dramedy, "Astrid & Lilly Save the World," is the close relationship between its titular teen heroines.

Private group works to free Americans, locals loyal to U.S. from Afghanistan

U.S. News // 3 days ago

Private group works to free Americans, locals loyal to U.S. from Afghanistan

Task Force Argo, a network of American veterans and private citizens, works toward rescuing Americans and vulnerable Afghans who previously assisted the U.S. government and are stuck in a country now under Taliban rule.

'Emergency' cast discusses comedy, racism at Sundance

Movies // 3 days ago

'Emergency' cast discusses comedy, racism at Sundance

"Emergency" stars RJ Cyler, Donald Elise Watkins and Sebastian Chacon discuss how the film, which premiered virtually at the Sundance Film Festival, uses humor to address racism.

North Korea fires 2 cruise missiles into the sea in 5th launch of 2022, Seoul says

World News // 4 days ago

North Korea fires 2 cruise missiles into the sea in 5th launch of 2022, Seoul says

North Korea fired what appear to be two cruise missiles from an inland area into the sea, South Korea's military said Tuesday, in what would be the regime's fifth launch of the year.

Ana Gasteyer says her 'American Auto' character is no Michael Scott of 'The Office'

TV // 4 days ago

Ana Gasteyer says her 'American Auto' character is no Michael Scott of 'The Office'

"Saturday Night Live" alum Ana Gasteyer says Katherine Hastings, the top executive she portrays on NBC's "American Auto," is no typical workplace sitcom supervisor.

Tig Notaro: Directing 'Am I OK?' with wife Stephanie Allynne 'a natural progression'

Movies // 4 days ago

Tig Notaro: Directing 'Am I OK?' with wife Stephanie Allynne 'a natural progression'

Tig Notaro and Stephanie Allynne discuss their co-directing debut, "Am I OK?," which premiered virtually at the Sundance Film Festival Monday.

James Webb Space Telescope reaches final orbital destination

Science News // 4 days ago

James Webb Space Telescope reaches final orbital destination

The James Webb Space Telescope arrived Monday at its final destination, where it will orbit the sun over 1 million miles from Earth to observe the earliest galaxies and more.

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