Secret Service officers fatally shot an intruder at the Peruvian ambassador’s residence, according to officials on Wednesday morning.
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Sci-fi becomes real life: NASA doctor ‘holoports’ to International Space Station
NASA Doctor was able to appear as a hologram at the International Space Station and have a conversation with an astronaut.
Want to know when the Easter Bunny is delivering your basket? Track him here.
This app lets you know exactly where in the world the Easter Bunny is and what time you can expect him to deliver your goodies.
‘It’s Okay to Be a Unicorn’ author said school nixed his reading to students over ‘gay agenda’ fears
Jason Tharp said his book promotes inclusion among children and doesn’t reference LGBTQ issues. But the school nixed the reading, citing a gay agenda.
Driver claims computer on his Tesla froze while traveling 83 mph on California freeway
The computer of a Tesla Model 3 allegedly froze while the owner was driving at 83 mph onĀ the freeway in Southern California.
Toyota safety recalls 460,000 vehicles over stability control issue
Toyota is recalling aboutĀ 460,000 US models due to a software error that can disable a stability control system. The recall also affects Lexus models.
Fortune just released its annual list of ‘100 Best Companies to Work For.’ Here are the top 10.
Fortune released its annual ranking of the best companies to work for in 2022. Cisco, Hilton, Wegmans, Salesforce and Capital One are on top 10 list.
Boston Logan TSA finds sword inside man’s cane: ‘No idea blade was in there’
TSA officers at Boston’s Logan International Airport discovered a sword inside a traveler’s cane on Tuesday.
Pig husk trimmer? TikTok can’t get enough of these accidental influencers’ unique jobs
For these TikTokers, being on TikTok is a part time job, or a pastime. Their real job is by far more bizarre than being a content creator.
Las Vegas resort releases over 100,000 ladybugs to attack pests, reduce chemicals
Resort World Las Vegas released over 100,000 ladybugs on Wednesday to reduce pesticide use and take out insects that plague the valley.