Monthly Archives: July 2019

Airbus on Wednesday posted stronger-than-expected core second-quarter earnings, led by the switch to efficient new single-aisle jets, and maintained its profit forecast for the year while warning of delivery challenges in the second half.

The Democratic Party’s two leading progressives came under fire on Tuesday from a debate stage stuffed with moderates who said their “impossible” proposals and “wish-list economics” risked keeping Republican President Donald Trump in the White House for four more years.

Prosecutors said Tuesday they plan to seek the death penalty against a woman charged in the killing of a former Arkansas lawmaker who investigators say was found dead from multiple stab wounds outside her home. An arrest affidavit for Rebecca Lynn O’Donnell released Tuesday said O’Donnell was caught on video removing security cameras from inside the home of former state Sen. Linda Collins the last day Collins was seen alive. O’Donnell has been charged with capital murder in the death of Collins, who went by Collins-Smith in the Legislature.

Amid dipping solar investments, Tesla doubles down on energy storage.

The moon would look bigger than normal in the sky this week, but it’s in stealth mode. And that’s a good thing for space fans.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom delivered an impassioned condemnation of the shooting and criticized Republican lawmakers for inaction on gun control.

Researchers have developed a cheap technology that could become a major source of renewable energy in the future.

The first study to test the gene-editing technology CRISPR inside the human body is about to get underway in the United States, according to news reports.

Photographer Louise Murray witnessed a stunning series of neon and flourescent colors during a trip into the darkest depths of the ocean.

Just two months after going public, the ride-hailing giant has lost three board members, two top execs and is reportedly laying off one third of its marketing department.