In the week following Fidel Castro’s death, reactions have been mixed among those who remember his reign or are still influenced by it. For many, Castro was a symbol of Cuba's hope, following the Batista dictatorship, for strong leadership in… Continue watching ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7sa7SZ6arn1%2Bjsri%2Fx6isq2eklrRwvsCuo2abkajBs7s%3D

By Chris VallanceTechnology reporter AlefAlef's vision for its flying carAt a launch event at Draper University in San Mateo, California, a start-up revealed how its flying car hopes to take off. Alef bills its still-in-development electric vehicle, the Model A, as the first true flying car - a vehicle that it hopes will look like a sleek electric car but be capable of vertical take-off, and able to fly for 110km (68 miles).

Bobbie Nelson was a celebrated but popular American pianist and singer who is best known as the older sister of Willie Nelson, an American musician, actor, and activist. Bobbie Nelson is no more with us. She died on March 10, 2022, in the United States at the age of 91. She died peacefully with her family by her side. Her brother Willie Nelson confirmed the death of his sister on Instagram.

Explore More The sudden rise of North Korea’s “first daughter” has sparked widespread speculation that Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un is priming the young girl to be his successor. Kim Ju Ae, who is thought to be around 10 years of age, leaped into the spotlight amid a string of key public appearances alongside her father — from inspecting intercontinental ballistic missiles to attending military parades. And her place in the family was even further enshrined when it was revealed she would be honored on five new postage stamps to be released by the government-run Korea Stamp Corporation.

As the public conversation about climate change gets increasingly serious, many Americans may be wondering: How do my individual choices affect climate change? Household consumption – food, housing, transportation, apparel and other personal services – is an important contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Everything you eat or wear, or every time you drive, you add to the global total emissions. The typical American’s annual per capita carbon footprint is over five times the world per capita average.