A YouTube prankster decided to try out every airline based in the United States, a rollicking adventure that kept him confined to ‘the airport system’ within the country for a week straight.
Eric Decker, 27, who goes by Airrack on YouTube, where he boasts nearly 15 million subscribers, decided to ‘dedicate however many days of my life it takes to try every single airline in the country.’
All the while, he teased in his latest video that he had the
The White House revealed it is looking into reports the Israeli army has been using an AI system to populate its ‘kill list’ of alleged Hamas terrorists, hours after President Joe Biden’s call with Benjamin Netanyahu.
The report cited six Israeli intelligence officers, who admitted to using an AI called ‘Lavender’ to classify as many as 37,000 Palestinians as suspected militants — marking these people and their homes as acceptable targets for air strikes.
White House national security spokesperson John
It faced fierce backlash over promoting an entrepreneur’s ‘snake oil’ ear seeds product she claimed could ‘cure’ ME earlier in the series.
Yet Dragons’ Den doesn’t appear to have learnt its lesson – after last night’s episode featured a British couple looking for a £50,000 investment for their ‘libido-boosting’ supplement business.
Wesley Pierce and his fiancée Lottie arrived in the Den eager to secure partnerships with either Steven Bartlett, Sara Davies, Touker Suleyman, Peter Jones or Deborah Meaden, and offered
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After the Supreme Court effectively ended affirmative action in 2023, many selective colleges said they still prized racial diversity and planned to pursue it. But how might they do that?
To grasp the challenge, let’s look at one oversimplified illustration. These 10,000 dots represent the standardized test scores of a
When the mayor of New York, of all places, warned that a recent influx of asylum seekers would destroy his city, something didn’t add up.
“I said it last year when we had 15,000, and I’m telling you now at 110,000. The city we knew, we’re about to lose,” Eric Adams urged in September. By the end of the year, more than 150,000 migrants had arrived. Still, the mayor’s apocalyptic prediction didn’t square with New York’s past experience. How could
The Queen appeared in high spirits as she prepared to host a reception for authors, illustrators and binders who have been involved a new Miniature Library collection displayed alongside Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House – in celebration of its centenary year.
It was her first royal engagement since King Charles left the hospital yesterday. Camilla, 76, hosted the event at Windsor Castle, to commemorate one of the largest and most famous dolls’ houses in the world – built for King George
In the hunt for new materials, scientists have traditionally relied on tinkering in the lab, guided by intuition, with a hefty serving of trial and error.
But now a new battery material has been discovered by combining two computing superpowers: artificial intelligence and supercomputing. It’s a discovery that highlights the potential for using computers to help scientists discover materials suited to specific needs, from batteries to carbon capture technologies to catalysts.
Calculations winnowed down more than 32 million candidate materials
Israel said it will cut ‘the umbilical cord’ with Gaza to create ‘a new security reality’ and block all crossings after annihilating Hamas in a ground invasion.
The Israeli military today punished Gaza with airstrikes and authorities inched closer to bringing aid to desperate families and hospitals.
Israel will enforce a buffer zone within the Gaza Strip once the war is over, Israel’s agriculture minister Avi Dichter said on Thursday.
In comments that seemed to refer to setting up a
It has been more than 80 years since the British destroyer HMS Keith sank during an operation described by Winston Churchill as a ‘miracle of deliverance’.
The 330ft-long vessel was among some 1,000 military, merchant, fishing and civilian ‘little ships’ that helped rescue 338,226 Allied troops from the beaches of Dunkirk in 1940.
It had just returned to the French coast having evacuated 992 soldiers to Dover when it was bombed by a German aircraft and sank to the bottom
