If a vehicle equipped with a system like Tesla’s Autopilot or GM’s Super Cruise is involved in a crash, the agency must get a report within 24 hours.
Monthly Archives: June 2021
The Dangerous Rescue Effort in the Miami Building Collapse
The death toll rose to 11 as search-and-rescue teams continued to sort through pulverized steel and dig through concrete boulders.
Time to Get Some Ranked-Choice Voting Results
Primary Day may have been one week ago, but many races across the city are still not decided because of ranked-choice voting.
Miami condo collapse, Pacific Northwest heat, Wimbledon: 5 things to know Tuesday
The search for survivors of the condo collapse in Florida continues, Serena Williams takes the court at Wimbledon and more news to start your Tuesday.
Ethiopian Forces Retreat in Tigray, and Rebels Enter the Capital
After months of civil war and government occupation, Tigrayan rebels have pushed a counterattack that quickly brought them to Mekelle’s doorstep. Times journalists are there.
Cardi B reveals second pregnancy with Offset, shows off baby bump during BET Awards performance
Cardi B is pregnant with baby No. 2! The rapper showed off her growing baby bump while performing with Migos at the BET Awards Sunday.
California swimmer, 35, bitten by great white shark; in ‘serious’ condition: reports
A 35-year-old man swimming in Northern California was attacked by a great white shark Saturday morning and was hospitalized in serious condition, according to a report.
Florida condo collapse, US women's gymnastics team, Pacific Northwest scorches: 5 things to know Monday
The search for survivors in the Florida condo collapse continues, The U.S. women’s gymnastics team is set for Tokyo and more news to start your Monday.
Best student credit card for July 2021 – CNET
The best cards for first-timers and students with a limited credit history.
Pacific Northwest Bakes in Record-Setting Heat Wave
It reached 110 degrees at Portland International Airport in Oregon on Sunday. That was the highest temperature recorded there since historical records began in 1940, forecasters said.