Vince opens European flagship on London’s Marylebone High Street
Vince, the American ‘quiet luxury’ brand, has opened a European flagship with a debut on…
Trump orders ICE to expand deportation efforts in major US cities
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! President Donald Trump on Sunday said ICE must “expand efforts to detain and deport” illegal immigrants in “America’s largest [c]ities,” including Los Angeles, Chicago and New York.” The president’s comment came in a Truth Social post on Sunday evening after a week of anti-ICE protests that have…
Indiana Fever Turn Heads With Caitlin Clark Post on Sunday
Indiana Fever Turn Heads With Caitlin Clark Post on Sunday originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Caitlin Clark returned from her five-game absence and led the Indiana Fever to a big win over the New York Liberty on Saturday. Naturally, the Indiana faithful were hyped up by her performance. The 23-year-old tallied a near triple-double of…
Roots Q1 sales climb to $40 million
Canada’s Roots announced on Friday sales were up 6.7% to $40 million in the first quarter, on the back of higher direct-to-consumer (DTC) sales during the three months. Roots Q1 sales climb to $40M. – Roots The lifestyle brand said DTC sales, made up of retail store and e-commerce sales, were $34.6 million, a 10.2% increase…
How the EDSAC computer changed science in the 1940s and 50s
The Electronic Delay Storage Automatic Calculator (EDSAC), developed at the University of Cambridge, is one of the world’s earliest general-purpose computers. Volunteers at the National Museum of Computing in Bletchley Park, UK, have been constructing a working replica of an EDSAC machine. Once complete, it will be able to run EDSAC software that was published…
Incredible close-up images of insects scoop photo contest honours
Damselflies can’t smile – but their wide-open mandibles make them appear to be grinning broadly or even sticking out their tongue, says Benjamin Salb, who photographed one of the insects, pictured above, at a pond in his local park in Gaithersburg, Maryland, last year. It is among Salb’s winning and commended entries in the Royal…
Minnesota Shooting Suspect Vance Boelter Arrested After State’s ‘Largest Manhunt’ (Live Updates)
Topline Authorities arrested a man suspected of killing a Minnesota state lawmaker and shooting another, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz announced late on Sunday, a day after he described the incident as a “politically motivated assassination.” This photo made available by the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office shows Vance Luther Boelter, the man … More accused of…
GOP Rep. Gill suggests arresting governors who violate immigration laws
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! EXCLUSIVE: A first-term House GOP firebrand is arguing that state governors who run afoul of federal immigration laws should be arrested. “I think if they are openly flouting federal law and obstructing federal law enforcement, then that’s something we should consider,” Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Texas, told Fox…
Alex Bowman grits through pain to finish fourth in Mexico
MEXICO CITY — Alex Bowman winced as he lowered his body into a seat in the drivers meeting Sunday, the pain in his right lower back and leg a result of his high-speed head-on crash the previous week in Michigan. He said on Saturday that it was painful sitting in his car. Just sitting in…
Majorana 1: Microsoft under fire for claiming it has a new quantum computer
Microsoft’s Majorana 1 quantum computer John Brecher/Microsoft Last month Microsoft announced, with fanfare, that it had created a new kind of matter and used it to make a quantum computer architecture that could lead to machines “capable of solving meaningful, industrial-scale problems in years, not decades”. But since then, the tech giant has increasingly come…
When the Earth Was Green review: Gripping account of how plants and animals co-evolved
An artist’s impression of an environment where prehistoric plants thrived Christian Jegou/Science Photo Library When the Earth Was GreenRiley Black (St Martin’s Press (US, available now; UK, later this month)) The behaviour of plants is invisible to the naked human eye. They operate on timescales our imaginations can’t entertain, and they run roughshod over familiar categories…
