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An electric trike goes for a scenic run on Sunday, Oct. 29, 2017, at Luminaria’s annual New Orleans festival, celebrating outdoor art, music and culture. So far, the e-truck revolution has only involved makers…
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Written by By Rob Levitt, CNN The moon is doing “something weird” this weekend, according to NASA, and everybody’s going nuts. A partial lunar eclipse — when the moon passes through the shadow of…
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JPMorgan on Friday filed a lawsuit against Tesla over Elon Musk’s August tweet in which he said he had secured funding to take the company private. As part of the complaint, which was filed…
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Written by By David Mitchell, CNN Border police in the state of Veracruz have found more than 600 undocumented migrants hidden in trailers, according to local media. The bags were meant to contain food…
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Image copyright AFP/Getty Images Image caption “I have nothing to hide from the government,” said the young activist A Hong Kong activist has been jailed for two years for disobedience, in the territory’s first…
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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Bryan Adams performs in Winnipeg, Canada, earlier this year British pop singer Bryan Adams has been confirmed to have cancer for the second time in a month, this…
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article Lin-Manuel Miranda does it so effortlessly: By incorporating as many culture references and muses as possible (such as the struggle of a lonely Indian-American girl in a barely two-level house), S+M choreographed by…
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The International Criminal Court is probing allegations of crimes against humanity against Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro and others, the court’s chief prosecutor said Thursday. Announcing the investigation in The Hague, Netherlands, Fatou Bensouda said…
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Budget coach types are changing the nature of passenger experiences in many ways, writes Dan Milmo The Metrojet crash in Egypt last October prompted a flurry of pleaous but valid questions about flight safety….
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(CNN) — We’re putting a halt to our unsuccessful efforts to get a breeder in China to legally transport (and hug) our dog, Elizabeth. About two months ago, our beloved Daisy fell ill. I…
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