Farmers are being notified about a settlement with John Deere. Does it go far enough?
Farmers are being notified of their options under a settlement agreement from a class-action lawsuit with John Deere. Some have doubts.
ICE deports British far-right commentator after airport arrest
DHS said far-right commentator Milo Yiannopoulos legally entered the U.S. through New York City on May 14, 2019, but overstayed his visa.
Russian drones kill 37 near Kyiv weapons depot
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said 260 drones were used in the deadliest single attack on Ukraine this year.
Official asks for assistance preserving bodies as number of deaths in Nepal floods rises
A United Nations official said there hasn’t been a mountain hazard event like the Nepal floods “in living memory.”
Creatine is having a moment. Does the science back it up?
Creatine has well-established benefits for athletes and bodybuilders, but does it really improve cognition and prevent Alzheimer’s?
Houston, we have a problem. Who’s controlling space traffic?
Who’s controlling traffic in outer space is a complicated question — and will only get more important as time goes on.
US, Venezuela tout ‘biggest oil deal in world history’
President Donald Trump announced a deal with Venezuela for 65 billion barrels of oil, aiming to boost U.S. reserves and lower gas prices.
How the government’s case for blacklisting Anthropic fell apart
A federal judge found the government’s case for blacklisting Anthropic didn’t hold up under its own scrutiny. Here’s what changed.
Andrew Tate offered secret ‘espionage’ classes to exploit the dirty secrets of the wealthy
A leak of sensitive information from “manosphere” influencer Andrew Tate also revealed how he taught followers to manipulate women and bribe officials.
Skywatchers get a dramatic look at a moon almost fully eclipsed
A deep partial lunar eclipse put about 96% of the moon in Earth’s shadow, creating a reddish-copper view overnight.