What Can We Do With the Office Buildings?
Post-pandemic cities are bouncing back to a new normal, but office buildings remain stubbornly below capacity. How can they be repurposed for a new economy?
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First Humanoid Robot Conference Ignites Debate Over AI
The robots said they ‘would not rebel against humans’ as they took center stage.
Department of Justice Threatens Texas with Lawsuit Over “Floating” Border Wall in Rio Grande
The Justice Department has given Texas until Monday to commit to removing a controversial, razor wire-covered “border wall” from the Rio Grande.
Proposed Class Action Claims Frontier Airlines Uses Deceptive Advertising, Bait-and-Switch Tactics
The lawsuit, which seeks class action certification, claims that Frontier advertises low fares but makes up the difference in “fraudulent” fees.
Jury Awards $800k to Family of 7-Year-Old Girl Burned By Hot Chicken McNugget
In closing arguments, a McDonald’s attorney told jurors that the family’s demands for damages had more to do with the mother’s mental state than the girl’s pain and suffering.
Locally Transmitted Malaria is Plaguing Sarasota County, Florida
Florida health officials are warning residents about a recent outbreak of malaria.
Raw Milk is Now Legal Despite Public Health Warnings
Unpasteurized milk can contain dangerous levels of bacteria, causing foodborne illnesses.
Maternal Deaths are On the Rise in Certain Areas Nationwide
There are high mortality rates among mothers-to-be with limited access to care.
Experts Warn Bedding is a Breeding Ground for Microorganisms
Bedding should be washed once weekly to avoid health risks.
U.S. Government Settles Border Wall Lawsuit, Agrees to Fund Environmental Remediation Projects
The lawsuit, first filed against the Trump administration, has been settled after the federal government agreed to spend tens of millions of dollars remediating sensitive ecosystems along the U.S.-Mexico border.