Maybe Star Wars Should Stop Being Movies
Just as we’re about to get a new Star Wars show in the form of Andor—the second of three shows this year, if you need reminding—the...
Adnan Syed of NPR’s ‘Serial’ has original murder conviction overturned
Adnan Syed, a convicted man turned household name after his appearance in NPR’s Serial podcast, has had his convictions tossed and was granted release from prison...
Daily Crunch: Rockstar’s whoopsie means you can get an early look at GTA 6
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Max Q: Propulsive!
Hello and welcome back to Max Q. In this issue: Morpheus Space’s big raise Starlink comes to… Antarctica! News from Firefly Aerospace, Spire and more By...
What’s New in the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro: 7 Big Changes
Apple announced the iPhone 14 along with new Plus, Pro, and Pro Max models on September 7, 2022. With new satellite connectivity features on every model and a...
NASA Wants Ideas for a New Lunar Lander
NASA, through its upcoming Artemis program, is planning to make frequent trips to the lunar surface, requiring multiple Moon lander options. The space agency is now...
Why Ford will have to eat an extra $1B in supplier costs this quarter
Ford said Monday that supplier costs will be $1 billion higher in the third quarter than expected due to rising inflation and persistent supply chain problems....
Judge Overturns Adnan Syed of ‘Serial’ Podcast’s Murder Conviction After 23 Years Behind Bars
A Baltimore judge on Monday overturned the murder conviction of Adnan Syed, the man whose murder conviction served as the subject for the popular Serial podcast....
Space rock slams into Mars and explodes
Just over a year ago, a space rock hurtled through the Martian atmosphere, broke apart, and slammed into the red desert. NASA just revealed footage of...
Ford Hopes People Will Download an App to Avoid Being Hit by Its Cars
The year is 2022. Cars have Bluetooth. Phones have Bluetooth. So, logically(?), Ford is asking: Can Bluetooth protect pedestrians, cyclists, and other vulnerable, non-car people from...
