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Inspiration4 crew circles the Earth on mission's first full day

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Inspiration4 crew circles the Earth on mission's first full day

The crew of the first all-private orbital space mission has spent Thursday, the first full day of the mission, circling the Earth every 90 minutes at over 17,000 mph.

North and South Korea unveil new missile systems

World News // 18 hours ago

North and South Korea unveil new missile systems

'Tacoma FD' creators preview fiery Season 3 finale

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'Tacoma FD' creators preview fiery Season 3 finale

Ashley Zukerman: 'The Lost Symbol' reinvents Dan Brown hero

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Ashley Zukerman: 'The Lost Symbol' reinvents Dan Brown hero

SpaceX Inspiration4 lifts off on first all-civilian orbital mission

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SpaceX Inspiration4 lifts off on first all-civilian orbital mission

The SpaceX mission Inspiration4 -- the first all-private orbital spaceflight -- lifted off from Florida on Wednesday night, carrying four civilians led by philanthropist and pilot Jared Isaacman.

North Korea test-fires 2 ballistic missiles, draws concern from Asia leaders

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North Korea test-fires 2 ballistic missiles, draws concern from Asia leaders

North Korea fired two ballistic missiles into the sea between Korea and Japan on Wednesday, South Korean officials said, just days after Pyongyang announced that it had successfully conducted cruise missile tests.

SpaceX's Inspiration4 civilian crew hopes mission will inspire world

Science News // 2 days ago

SpaceX's Inspiration4 civilian crew hopes mission will inspire world

When the first all-private orbital space mission is launched this week, it will be powered by philanthropist and businessman Jared Isaacman's vision of making the world a better place.

'The Premise' creator B.J. Novak: 'These are stories about our time'

TV // 2 days ago

'The Premise' creator B.J. Novak: 'These are stories about our time'

B.J. Novak discusses his new FX series "The Premise," an anthology of stories he says are comedic takes on modern social issues.

Oregon cities losing cannabis tax money to drug treatment

U.S. News // 3 days ago

Oregon cities losing cannabis tax money to drug treatment

A ballot initiative Oregon voters passed in November decriminalized possession of small amounts of drugs and replaced incarceration with treatment. Funding that treatment limited marijuana tax revenue for cities.

Diane Lane: 'Y' was 'a Russian doll of surrealism'

TV // 3 days ago

Diane Lane: 'Y' was 'a Russian doll of surrealism'

"Y: The Last Man" stars Diane Lane, Amber Tamblyn and Ben Schnetzer discuss filming the post-apocalyptic series during a real-life pandemic.

North Korea test-fires long-range cruise missiles as arsenal continues to grow

World News // 4 days ago

North Korea test-fires long-range cruise missiles as arsenal continues to grow

North Korea successfully launched a new type of long-range cruise missile over the weekend, state media reported on Monday, as the secretive nation continues to develop its weapons program.

Maura Tierney: 'American Rust' character 'is very flawed'

TV // 4 days ago

Maura Tierney: 'American Rust' character 'is very flawed'

Maura Tierney discusses her character on the Showtime drama "American Rust," a small town Pennsylvania woman whose son is accused of murder.

Lebanon forms new government in effort to slow nation's collapse

World News // 6 days ago

Lebanon forms new government in effort to slow nation's collapse

Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati succeeded Friday in forming a new government, ending more than a year of stalemate that accelerated the collapse of the crisis-ridden country.

Mars rover's first rock samples reveal lengthy water exposure

Science News // 6 days ago

Mars rover's first rock samples reveal lengthy water exposure

The first two rock samples examined by NASA's Mars rover Perseverance give scientists a firm belief that water inundated Jezero Crater for a sustained period of time, the agency announced Friday.

After reining in Google, Apple, South Korean regulators turn to local tech giants

World News // 6 days ago

After reining in Google, Apple, South Korean regulators turn to local tech giants

Fresh from passing a law forcing tech titans Apple and Google to loosen control of their app stores, South Korean lawmakers and regulators are turning their attention to the country's domestic tech giants.

SpaceX to raise bar for space tourism with Inspiration4 launch

Science News // 6 days ago

SpaceX to raise bar for space tourism with Inspiration4 launch

SpaceX plans to reach new heights, literally, for space tourism Wednesday by launching the Inspiration4 mission from Florida -- the first all-private spaceflight to orbit the Earth.

Christian Camargo relished Tamacti Jun's 'See' Season 2 'spiral'

TV // 6 days ago

Christian Camargo relished Tamacti Jun's 'See' Season 2 'spiral'

Christian Camargo said the premise for Apple TV's "See" initially looked "absurd" to him, but he ultimately signed on because the prospect of playing a blind general in a post-apocalyptic world simply was irresistible.

UPI News Quiz: bitcoin, Robert E. Lee, Texas voting restrictions

U.S. News // 6 days ago

UPI News Quiz: bitcoin, Robert E. Lee, Texas voting restrictions

A fifth country formally recognizes bitcoin, a Robert E. Lee statue comes down, Texas adopts restrictive voting law... how closely did you follow the headlines this week? Take the UPI News Quiz for Sept. 10, 2021.

North Korea stages military parade overnight, but shows no new weapons

World News // 1 week ago

North Korea stages military parade overnight, but shows no new weapons

North Korea held an overnight military parade to mark the 73rd anniversary of its founding, state media reported Thursday, although it did not appear that any new weapons were displayed.

Thousands suffer health effects of Ground Zero's toxic dust 20 years after 9/11 attacks

Health News // 1 week ago

Thousands suffer health effects of Ground Zero's toxic dust 20 years after 9/11 attacks

A new World Trade Center stands in lower Manhattan 20 years after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, but thousands of people who were there that day continue to feel health effects linked to the terrorist attack.

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