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Private U.S. spacecraft is on its side on the moon, company says
The private company behind the moon shot says the lander “caught a foot in the surface” and tipped over.
Thousands of Ukrainians live in agony and uncertainty as they search for their missing loved ones
The latest figures from the National Police show that more than 30,000 people have been reported missing in Ukraine during two years of war.
Private U.S. spacecraft is on its side on the moon, company says
The private company behind the moon shot says the lander is receiving commands to acquire science data.
Facing backlash over IVF ruling, Alabama lawmakers look for a fix
The court’s ruling, treating the embryos the same as a child or gestating fetus under the wrongful death statute, raised questions about what legal liabilities clinics could face during IVF processes.
Magician says political consultant hired him to create AI robocall ahead of New Hampshire primary
Dean Phillips’ presidential campaign allegedly hired the man to create the audio for what authorities say may be the first known attempt to use artificial intelligence to interfere with a U.S. election.
Ukraine claims it downed another Russian early warning and control plane in a major blow to Moscow
Ukrainian media carried footage purportedly showing a massive fire that erupted when the big warplane crashed in the Krasnodar region on the eastern coast of the Sea of Azov.
Supreme Court to hear arguments on online content moderation
The two cases stem from challenges to laws in Texas and Florida that would restrict how the largest social media sites and other online platforms moderate their content.
How Bankman-Fried allegedly spent billions in customer funds before FTX collapse
The crypto mogul blew through untold amounts of money as his company was collapsing.
Ex-FBI informant charged with lying about Biden bribes is arrested again
Prosecutors have accused Alexander Smirnov of falsely telling his FBI handler that executives from the Ukrainian energy company Burisma had paid President Biden and Hunter Biden $5 million each around 2015.