Can We Eat Our Way Out Of An Ecological Disaster?

Can We Eat Our Way Out Of An Ecological Disaster?

A green crab caught on the Harraseeket River, June 19, 2026, in Freeport, Maine. —Robert F. Bukaty—AP Photo When Rachel Bowman first tried to bring lionfish to restaurants and grocery stores in the Florida Keys in 2012, it was a hard sell. “We weren’t getting that much money for them, and it took a little…

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Paris Makes Room for Plant-Based Eating, the French Way

Paris Makes Room for Plant-Based Eating, the French Way

Plants are popping up all over Paris. Alongside the greening of the city, turning streets into parks, roundabouts into miniature forests and parking spaces into native plant walkways, Parisian menus are also turning to plants, the French way. This shift even made its way into Emily in Paris: In the fifth season, the show’s love-interest…

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Trump Keeps Promising Cash on the Campaign Trail

Trump Keeps Promising Cash on the Campaign Trail

To save Americans in economic freefall during the COVID-19 pandemic, Trump in 2020 promised to get money to them “as quickly as possible.” It also coincided with his campaign for re-election. Eligible adults were able to receive as much as $1,200 as well as $500 per qualifying child. By October that year, the Internal Revenue…

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How America’s AI Trust Issues Could Impact the Midterms

How America’s AI Trust Issues Could Impact the Midterms

To a tech company, building a data center may represent an investment in America’s economic future. To someone living nearby, it may mean worrying about electricity bills, local resources, and whether the community has much say in the decision. The result is a growing chasm between how the people building AI think about its benefits…

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Why Elon Musk Wants to Merge SpaceX and Tesla

Why Elon Musk Wants to Merge SpaceX and Tesla

A combined company could also mean greater control of several stages of the AI value chain, from chip design and planned manufacturing to computing infrastructure, AI software, and its deployment in vehicles and robots. The companies already collaborate. In March, they announced Terafab, a joint semiconductor manufacturing project intended to produce chips for Tesla’s vehicles…

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Georgia woman, 76, kills ex-husband, his younger girlfriend because she didn’t approve of their relationship

Georgia woman, 76, kills ex-husband, his younger girlfriend because she didn’t approve of their relationship

A 76-year-old Georgia woman is accused of killing her ex-husband and his much younger girlfriend when she burst into a trailer home and began shooting because she didn’t accept their relationship. Grace Edge was arrested and charged with the murders of her former spouse, Wallace Truman Edge, 75, and his girlfriend Pamela Cook, 40, after…

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