Chicago alderwoman apologizes for ‘wrong place at the wrong time’ comment on slain student
A progressive Chicago lawmaker issued an apology Tuesday after facing backlash for suggesting a slain…
Chicago alderwoman apologizes for ‘wrong place at the wrong time’ comment on slain student
A progressive Chicago lawmaker issued an apology Tuesday after facing backlash for suggesting a slain college student was in the “wrong place at the wrong time.” Last Thursday, Sheridan Gorman, 18, of Westchester County, New York, was gunned down while taking a walk with friends around 1:30 a.m. along Chicago’s lakefront. Alderwoman Maria Hadden sparked…
A former Thiel fellow’s startup just launched a drone it says can replace police helicopters
When I speak to Blake Resnick, he’s walking around his drone startup’s newest office space in Seattle—a cavernous 50,000-square-foot facility that, Resnick estimates, won’t be fully set up until later in the year—potentially November. Still, the big (and for now, largely empty) building offers the promise of a fast-growing company intent on conquering its particular…
13 Ways to Wear Camel — The Neutral That Makes Outfits Look Expensive
Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! For years, white and black reigned supreme as the go-to neutral fashion hues. However, there’s a new neutral that instantly makes every outfit feel expensive: camel. The deep tan hue pops against all skin tones…
Two arrested after US Park Police officer shot in apparent DC ambush: report
The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) announced two people were arrested after a U.S. Park Police (USPP) officer was shot Monday night in southeast Washington, D.C. Darren Foster, 21, of southeast D.C., was arrested Monday shortly after the shooting Monday. Asheile Foster, 22, of southeast D.C., was arrested Tuesday. Both suspects are charged with assault on a…
Meta ordered to pay $375M after jury finds platform enabled child predators in landmark New Mexico case
The New Mexico case found tech giant Meta to have misled users and failed to protect children from predators in Tuesday’s ruling. A New Mexico jury on Tuesday ordered Meta to pay $375 million after finding the company violated state law by misleading users about the safety of its platforms and allegedly enabling child sexual…
Amazon just bought a startup making kid-size humanoid robots
Amazon has confirmed that it has acquired Fauna Robotics, a two-year-old startup founded by former Meta and Google engineers who are developing kid-size humanoid robots. The acquisition was first reported by Bloomberg. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed. What we do know is that Fauna’s employees, including its two founders, will join Amazon in New…
Affluent enclave rocked by brutal slaying — suspect’s Facebook posts appeared to target victim: report
A deadly stabbing in a historically quiet and affluent Northern California community is raising new concerns about targeted violence after disturbing online posts surfaced appearing to reference the victim weeks before he was killed. Officers were dispatched at about 11:36 a.m. Saturday to a home on Westminster Place in Lafayette for reports of a “suspicious…
21 Billowy, Three-Quarter-Sleeve Dresses That Flatter the Arms
Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Spring and summer outfits typically show a fair amount of skin, if for no other reason than to keep cool. When you don’t feel confident showing off your arms, however, dressing for the warm (sometimes…
Arm is releasing the first in-house chip in its 35-year history
Storied semiconductor and software company Arm Holdings is starting to make its own chips after nearly 36 years of licensing its designs to companies like Nvidia and Apple. At an event Tuesday in San Francisco, the company revealed the Arm AGI CPU, a production-ready chip built for running inference in an AI data center. The…
‘Never seen a shift like this’: DeSantis details Florida’s historic surge driven by ‘unapologetic’ results
Gov. Ron DeSantis joins ‘Hang Out with Sean Hannity’ to discuss the massive migration to Florida and why blue states like New York and California are facing declining populations. For many Americans, moving to Florida isn’t just about the weather — it’s about escaping a “spendthrift” government that fritters away taxpayer dollars. Gov. Ron DeSantis…
