It sometimes seems as though Elon Musk thinks the war in Ukraine is really about him. Last year the world’s second richest man went on Twitter — before he bought it — to challenge Vladimir Putin in “single combat” to settle the conflict
Gena Hoyer’s Nissan has 189,000 miles on the clock. Her local mechanic has
gently suggested it’s time to get a new one. But she’s not yet ready to: she
used to
Investigators are unraveling a network that trafficked Cambodian antiquities on
an unprecedented scale and landed them in institutions as august as the
Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Machines can already outclass seasoned fighter pilots in aerial combat while
drones and other robotic weapons are replacing soldiers on the battlefield but
can we trust them to fight on our behalf?
Edi Rama is an unusual prime minister. His desk is littered with tubs of
crayons, pencils and watercolour paintings. His office’s vast walls are covered
with hu
SOUTHINGTON, CT (WFSB) - 11-year-old Ben Marek was discharged from a Boston
hospital this morning and hundreds were waiting to welcome him home this
afternoon.
The Dutch are happier and better off than most other Europeans, according to
surveys, and their centre-right prime minister, Mark Rutte, is one of the most
popu
UNCASVILLE, CT (WFSB) - The return of conventions is a sign that things are
getting back to normal, but the return of rising COVID numbers and new CDC
recommendations to
Almost two miles up, I am standing on a knife-edge, the last hurdle before the summit, uncertain if I should go on. The flanks of this snow-draped mountain spin