Blue Origin Explosion Will Set Back NASA’s Moon Mission

Blue Origin Explosion Will Set Back NASA’s Moon Mission

“NASA has planned Artemis on a ‘success-oriented’ schedule. That’s NASA speak for setting very ambitious target dates for various milestones,” said John Logsdon, professor emeritus at George Washington University and the founder and long-time director of the school’s Space Policy Institute, in an email to TIME. “This incident certainly throws a monkey wrench in the…

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An Art Lover’s Guide to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (and Its Expansion)

An Art Lover’s Guide to Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art (and Its Expansion)

Spanning 114,000 square feet, the new expansion increases the museum’s total size to 314,000-square-feet, with new spaces for hands-on learning and relaxation. © Tim Hursley Bentonville, Arkansas, might not a destination that’s top of mind when it comes to art, but over the years, with its excellent programming featuring some of the most renowned artists…

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Jessica Alba, Cash Warren’s Daughter Honor Heading to Yale After High School Graduation

Jessica Alba, Cash Warren’s Daughter Honor Heading to Yale After High School Graduation

Jessica Alba, Cash Warren’s Daughter Honor Heading to Yale After High School Graduation Honor Warren‘s next chapter is some kind of beautiful. The 17-year-old daughter of Jessica Alba and Cash Warren graduated from high school and is planning to follow in her father’s footsteps by going to Yale University in the fall. “Honor, you were born for this…

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The Future of AI and Trade

The Future of AI and Trade

The importance of trade The truth is that data centers need chips and servers—but they also need, literally, nuts and bolts. Plus, air conditioning, generators, cement, lightbulbs, and even coffee cups for workers. So while Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan are essential at the top end, strong relationships with markets like ASEAN and Mexico, which…

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Measuring the Erosion of American Democracy

Measuring the Erosion of American Democracy

KonaRa—Getty Images On May 7, 2026, state troopers cleared the gallery of the Tennessee House after protesters chanted “No Jim Crow 2.0.” KeShaun Pearson, brother of state Representative Justin Pearson, refused to leave and was arrested. In the Senate chamber, Democratic state senator Charlane Oliver climbed onto her desk with a banner reading “No Jim…

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Electrification Is Booming. But the Path Ahead Is Complicated

Electrification Is Booming. But the Path Ahead Is Complicated

Households face their own version of this calculation. They need confidence that home improvements will pay off over time and that electric vehicle infrastructure will develop enough to support their continued use. The IEA notes that even basic consumer confidence shapes whether they feel comfortable investing in electrification.   Nonetheless many trends are encouraging for electrification.…

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