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GM to investment millions in assembly plant upgrades in Indiana
After a big spend in Michigan, automaker General Motors said Monday it was investing more than $600 million in Indiana to build the next generation of its full-sized, light-duty trucks.
This AI smart web camera boasts an integrated noise-reduction mic
Stack CommerceWe may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Learn more › Artificial intelligence (AI) integration into everyday devices has grown significantly. According to Forbes,...
Press registration open for hybrid ACS Fall 2023 meeting
Journalists who register for the fall meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS) will have access to about 12,000 presentations on topics including agriculture and food, energy and fuels, health...
Donald Trump set to arrive in Miami Monday ahead of indictment hearing
Former President Donald Trump will travel to Miami a day before his first appearance in federal court where he'll answer to a 37-count indictment alleging he willfully mishandled classified documents.
HSBC takes start-up page from Silicon Valley after buyout
British bank HSBC said Monday it was rolling out a new offering for what it considers startups with a high-growth potential, borrowing from the expertise of the former British arm...
58-foot poison ivy plant in Ontario is officially the world's tallest
An Ontario man said a 68-foot-tall poison ivy plant he found growing on his property left him itching for Guinness World Records recognition.
'Winning Time' Season 2 coming to HBO in August
Max shared a teaser trailer and premiere date for "Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty" Season 2.
U.S. gasoline prices stable but primed for some volatility
Gasoline prices in the U.S. economy have been relatively stable, though some volatility is expected given some competing trends, data show.
Jessie J shares baby boy's name: Sky
Jessie J announced the name of her son with Chanan Safir Colman while celebrating their baby's one-month birthday.
The best sun hats in 2023
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Thousands of Reddit communities have gone dark—here’s why
Thousands of subreddits are protesting a price hike that could kill numerous third-party apps. Deposit Photos Thousands of Reddit communities are currently inaccessible or highly restricted in protest of recently revealed price hikes...
Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi dead at 86
Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, a flamboyant billionaire media mogul and maverick of conservative politics for three decades, died Monday after a long battle with leukemia and other health...
United States to rejoin UNESCO after five-year absence
The United Nations' cultural agency UNESCO said on Monday that the United States will rejoin the organization after a five-year absence.
Prince Celebration brings Chaka Khan, Doug E. Fresh, Chuck D to Minneapolis
Seven years after the death of Prince Rogers Nelson, fans and collaborators gathered at in Minneapolis for a four-day celebration of his life and legacy.
UBS takeover of rival Credit Suisse becomes final
Swiss banking giant UBS announced Monday that with Credit Suisse fully merged into UBS, the process of taking over its troubled rival was complete and the pair would operate as...
Alfonso Ribeiro to host 'A Capitol Fourth' holiday concert
Alfonso Ribeiro is set to host the 43rd annual edition of PBS' "A Capitol Fourth" concert in Washington.
'Kimberly Akimbo,' 'Leopoldstadt,' 'Parade' score top Tony Awards
Victoria Clark and Bonnie Milligan picked up the Tony Awards for Best Actress and Best Featured Actress in a Musical for "Kimberly Akimbo" -- which also won the top prize...
Watch: Nick Taylor sinks 72-foot putt to win Canadian Open
Nick Taylor sank the longest putt of his career to become the first Canadian in nearly 70 yards to win the Canadian Open title, edging Tommy Fleetwood in a playoff...
The Pentagon wants to retrofit Humvees to drive themselves
Humvees in Kuwait in 2005. Jason Dangel / US Army The most vulnerable part of a military truck is the driver. The Defense Innovation Unit (DIU), tasked with finding and incorporating new commercial...
Archangelo's win in Belmont Stakes leaves 3-year-old championship up for grabs
Arcangelo's impressive victory in Saturday's Belmont Stakes produced different winners in each Triple Crown race, left this year's 3-year-old championship well up for grabs.
Sask. First Nation man builds Dene computer keyboard to help others to learn the language
Chevez Ezaneh hopes a Dene keyboard he created will make the language more accessible.
Teen who began high school math in Grade 7 to compete in world's most prestigious youth math competition
A Saskatoon teenager is off to Japan for the world's most prestigious youth math competition. While taking the rest of his high school classes, Haozhe Yang moved on to university-level...
Rising anti-LGBTQ legislation prompts warnings, challenges from rights groups
A rising number of anti-LGBTQ rights laws are being passed and proposed in statehouses across the United States impacting millions of people.
What happens if AI grows smarter than humans? The answer worries scientists.
With each iteration, Singularity gets more invincible—and dangerous. Warner Bros. In 1993, computer scientist and sci-fi author Vernor Vinge predicted that within three decades, we would have the technology to create a form...
Zelensky: International Criminal Court investigating dam attack
The International Criminal Court in The Hague is investigating the recent destruction of a major hydroelectric dam in Russia-occupied southern Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said.
U.S. musician arrested in Russia on drug charges
An American musician was arrested over the weekend in Moscow on drug-related charges, according to a Russian court.
Bonnie Milligan, Brandon Uranowitz are early Tony Awards winners
Bonnie Milligan and Brandon Uranowitz were among the early winners at the Tony Awards ceremony in New York Sunday.
13 injured in shooting, stabbing or struck by car at Syracuse gathering
At least four people were shot, while three more were hit by cars and six were stabbed during a mass gathering that was attended by hundreds of people in Syracuse,...