Can Tesla's Long-Wheelbase Model Y L Reinvent the Station Wagon?
When Tesla announced this April that it was nixing the Model X from its lineup, customers looking for a three-row electric were left wondering about their options. Sure, eventually we might all be carried in the arms of humanoid robots to our destinations, but in the meantime, how are we to get the kids to lacrosse?
FAA Certifies Boeing 737 MAX-7 After Nearly 10-Year Review
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The Federal Aviation Administration certified Boeing’s 737 MAX-7 model Monday, according to a statement, greenlighting the airplane in an extensive, 10-year review partially lengthened by fatal crashes involving the larger MAX 8 variant and stricter safety standards from the FAA.
Are Americans ready to embrace tiny 'cars'? These companies think so
Chip Motors plans to produce a four- or six-seat low-speed vehicle, which it is calling a "life utility vehicle, named Chip.
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The next big idea in the U.S. automotive industry may be small.
Amazon's AI Strategy Shift: What It Means For Buyer Businesses
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Last week, Amazon closed its San Francisco AGI Lab, cut roles across its AGI organization, and retired roughly twenty AI products and features, while pouring a further billion dollars into its Forward Deployed Engineering (FDE) organization and raising its 2026 capital spending toward $220 billion. Read as a headline, it looks like retreat. Read as a strategy, it is a decision about which layers of the AI business it considers to be worth owning.
Uncertainty on Iranians’ minds as Trump fluctuates on war and talk
Tehran, Iran – For months now, US President Donald Trump has been making nearly daily proclamations about the war on Iran – from threats of extensive bombing to claims of renewed negotiations. But Faezeh, a financial firm employee in Iran’s capital, says she has long stopped paying attention.
Iraqi Kurdish regional leader meets Syrian president in Damascus
Barzani meets Syria’s al-Sharaa in Damascus to discuss Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) integration and Kurdish rights in post-Assad Syria.
The president of Iraq’s semi-autonomous Kurdish region has met the Syrian president in Damascus.
Anti-war politician flees Russia amid pre-election crackdown on dissent
The prominent Russian anti-war politician Boris Nadezhdin has fled to Paris as Moscow tightens its grip on dissent before parliamentary elections later this year.
Nadezhdin, a veteran liberal politician, gained international prominence during Russia’s 2024 presidential election when his long-shot campaign against Vladimir Putin unexpectedly gathered momentum before electoral authorities barred him from running.
Smartwatch vs smart ring for health tracking: The difference between these two wearables - Engadget
It depends on what exactly you care most about tracking.
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If you're obsessed with tracking your health there's an excellent chance you already own either a smart ring or a smart watch. But what if you're just getting into fitness and want to know which wearable offers the best health monitoring features? In broad strokes, smartwatches are better for tracking exercise thanks to their extensive app support, while smart rings are ideal for monitoring sleep patterns as they're so lightweight and comfortable. Both sets of devices have their strengths and weaknesses (smartwatches have to be charged far more regularly than rings, just to name one example), so let's get into which health tracking wearable is right for you.
FC Barcelona Star Ferran Torres Breaks Silence On Possible PSG Move
FC Barcelona star Ferran Torres has broken his silence regarding a possible summer transfer to the Catalans' European rival Paris Saint-Germain.
John Oliver on police surveillance: ‘Big Brother on steroids’
John Oliver discussed the tools that police are using to keep track of Americans on the latest episode of Last Week Tonight.
In recent years, the use of surveillance technology has exploded among local police forces due to decreasing prices and federal funding, with one local mayor comparing modern systems to “Big Brother on steroids”.