Voltpost rolls out curbside US EV chargers: Here's how they look
Charging company Voltpost is preparing to roll out its lamppost EV chargers in major U.S. metro areas like New York, Chicago, and Detroit. The company on Thursday announced that it had "imminent plans" to deploy its chargers in these areas
Fiat 500e review, F-150 Lightning price cuts, BMW and Rimac: Today’s Car News
The Fiat 500e is back, and we drove it in its element. Rimac is working on battery cells for future BMW EVs. And official Ford F-150 Lightning prices are heading back downward. This and more, here at Green Car Reports.
'Mexican miracle' kickstarted modern U.S.–Mexico drug trade
The story of the Mexico-U.S. drug trade is less a tale of cops and kingpins than it is a fable about the unintended consequences of government policies on both sides of the border.
Iowa Hawkeyes to retire Caitlin Clark's No. 22 basketball jersey
Iowa will honor college basketball legend Caitlin Clark by retiring her No. 22 jersey, commemorating one of the best collegiate athletic careers in history, Hawkeyes athletic director Beth Goetz announced.
White House moves to close 'gun show loophole' with new rule
The White House said Thursday that the Justice Department will implement a new rule that expands background checks by closing the so-called "gun show loophole."
Physician empathy linked to better outcomes in chronic pain patients
Physician empathy is an important aspect in a doctor-patient relationship, and now it has been linked to better outcomes among people with chronic pain, a new study finds.
New coronary scan reduces need for invasive, artery-opening procedures, study finds
A newly developed, non-invasive imaging test can help identify which patients with coronary artery blockage or narrowing need angioplasty or a bypass procedure, a new study says.
Falls by seniors represent serious health concern
Falls by seniors represent a serious health problem -- far greater than they or even their children realize.
Coin-Toss Experiment
Is a coin toss truly random? Not according to the "D-H-M model" which proposes that a tossed coin is slightly more likely to land on the same side that it started.To test this model, a team of researchers at the
Miss Brick Throw of 1959
We've looked at the humor of DJ Rege Cordic at Radio Station KDKA in a previous post.The home page of Rege Cordic.But here's a stunt not covered there.He decided to stage a gag beauty contest for "Miss Brick
Russian missile, drone strike destroys Kyiv's largest power plant, damages two others
Russia unleashed mass aerial strikes against energy targets across Ukraine overnight knocking out one of the main power stations supplying Kyiv and damaging power infrastructure from Lviv and Odessa to Kharkiv.
Joe Biden toasts strong alliance with Japan at state dinner for PM Fumio Kishida
President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden honored Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his wife, Yuko Kishida, with a spring-themed state dinner Wednesday night at the White House that was full of symbolism.
Golf: Expected thunderstorms delay start of 2024 Masters Tournament
Expected thunderstorms pushed back the first round of the 2024 Masters Tournament by at least two-and-a-half hours, tournament officials announced Thursday morning.
President Joe Biden hosts trilateral summit with Philippines, Japanese leaders
President Joe Biden Thursday is hosting the first-ever trilateral summit with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishidan and Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., to strengthen strategic alliances in the Indo-Pacific.