In ocean expeditions between 2008 and 2017, researchers explored the ‘cryptic’ biodiversity of Antarctica, discovering a ‘strawberry feather star’.
Author: Isabelle Butera, USA TODAY
The Swift impact: Eras Tour stop is boosting Los Angeles’ GDP by estimated $320 million
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour has boosted local economies across the country. Her Los Angeles shows could generate as much as $320 million.
Are Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg actually going to fight? Here’s what we know so far
In June, Tesla and X owner Elon Musk challenged Mark Zuckerberg, owner of Meta, to a cage fight. If it were real, here’s how they might match up.
3 years and 300 miles later, Texas family reunited with lost dog
After 3 years without their beloved pit bulls, this Texas family gave up hope. Then, they got a call from an animal shelter in Little Rock Arkansas.
Before there was X, Meta, Qwikster and New Coke all showed how rebrands can go
Some American corporate rebrands brought massive success, others brought mockery. How does the Twitter to X change compare to past rebrands?
A break from the heat in the Northeast, heavy rain across the middle of the country: Monday weather
Much of the Midwest and Southwest can expect heavy rain this week, while the Northwest will have hotter, dryer weather.
Flashing ‘X’ sign on top of Twitter building in San Francisco sparks city investigation
San Francisco officials launched an investigation into an “X” sign installed on the building previously known as Twitter headquarters.
Ford to recall 870,000 F-150 trucks for issues with parking brakes
Ford is recalling some F-150 pickup trucks from manufactured from 2021-2023 after owners reported electric parking brakes activating unexpectedly.
Ford recalls over 150,000 vehicles including Transit Connects and Escapes
Ford Transit Connect models from 2014-2016 may have issues with doors, while several 2023 models are recalled for issues with the instrument panel.
What is a full employment recession? Are we heading into one?
In the face of the Federal Reserve increasing interest rates, some economists predict we’re in for a recession, but can unemployment remain low?