Waymo Expands Robotaxi Service to Four More U.S. Cities
Loading the Audio Player... Waymo’s driverless taxis will soon be available for ride-hailing services in three more Texas cities and Orlando, Fla., the company said Tuesday. The...
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NYPD Seeking Suspects Accused of Attacking Officers with Ice, Snowballs
Loading the Audio Player... Police in New York called for the public’s help in identifying two individuals accused of assaulting uniformed police officers, according to a Tuesda...
Nebraska Sinkhole Swallows Truck, SUV
Loading the Audio Player... Two vehicles fell into a sinkhole Tuesday after the road collapsed beneath them in Omaha, Neb. The two drivers were safe and uninjured after bystanders...
What to Do When Your Dreams Don’t Happen - RELEVANT
When I was 9, I was convinced I was headed for Olympic ice. I watched Tara Lipinski and Michelle Kwan on a boxy TV in my childhood living room and
How to Stop Letting Your Past Run Your Present - RELEVANT
You’re in the kitchen knocking out chores before the day gets away from you, when your roommate walks in, sees the way you’re doing it and says, “Hey,
British nurse back to work after 10-month pronoun controversy
Loading the Audio Player... Nurse Jennifer Melle returned to her job at St. Helier Hospital, just south of London, on Monday after a 10-month suspension over her use of pronouns. ...
Social media case puts tech leaders under the microscope for harms against children | Baptist Press
LOS ANGELES (BP) – A court case over social media’s addictive properties is the first in a series in the coming months, fueling discussions over technology’s proper place in society and parental responsibilities for hedging its influence.
Canadian Man Fined $750K for Saying Only 2 Sexes Exist, Refusing to Kowtow to Trans Ideology
A former Canadian school board of trustees member who has been fined 750,000 over his public comments expressing opposition to the promotion of trans ideology in schools is appealing the decision
Montgomery County Must Pay $1.5M to Religious Parents after Supreme Court Ruling
A federal judge ordered Maryland s largest school district to pay 1 5 million to parents who sued the school system after it took away parental notice and opt-outs for LGBT-themed storybooks, some of
Winter Storm Slams Northeast with Snow, Power Outages
A pickup truck drives in nearly white-out conditions during a winter storm, Feb. 23, 2026, in Derry, N.H. Associated Press / Photo by Charles Krupa Loadi...
