Boeing Delays First Crewed Launch of Starliner Spacecraft
The first crewed test of Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft was postponed Tuesday because of a problem with the rocket system.
Pictured: Sunita Williams, Astronaut
Study: Most Americans Need More Sleep
Less than half of Americans say they are getting enough sleep, according to a recent opinion study by the Gallup organization.
Trump Faces First-ever Criminal Trial of Former US President
The first criminal trial of a former American president opened Monday in New York City.
Ship Crash Collapses Major Highway Bridge in Baltimore
A container ship smashed into a major bridge in Baltimore, Maryland early Tuesday, causing it to collapse.
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Vernal Equinox Marks Arrival of Spring
This year, the vernal equinox officially arrives on Tuesday, March 19 at 11:06 pm in Washington, D.C.
US Insurance Group Rates Most Driver Assistance Systems ‘Poor’
An American insurance industry group has given most driver assistance systems “poor” ratings after a series of safety tests.
US Army Announces New Structure, Reduced Positions
The U.S. Army recently announced new structuring plans for its forces.
US State Court Rules Embryos Can Be Considered Children
The Supreme Court of Alabama has ruled that frozen embryos can be considered children under state law.
Biden Campaign Defends Decision to Put President on TikTok
U.S. President Joe Biden officially has a presence on TikTok. But his reelection campaign is having to defend its decision to put him on the video sharing app.
Part-time Detectives Find Problems in Medical, Scientific Research
A major cancer hospital and research center recently announced it is asking for withdrawals or corrections to at least 37 research papers.