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SpaceX Faces Negligence Lawsuit Over Injury That Left Worker in a Coma
The wife of a SpaceX employee who was severely injured in a 2022 rocket engine test has filed a negligence lawsuit against the aerospace company, as first reported by Reuters. This case highlights ongoing safety concerns at SpaceX, with an earlier investigation revealing a pattern of workplace injuries and questionable safety practices. On January 18,…
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Samsung iTest Allows You To Try The Android System On Your iPhone Before You Commit
Making the switch from iOS to Android is a huge — and often pricey — commitment, and if you’ve always been a diehard Apple fan, how are you even supposed to know if you like the Android system? Well, Samsung hears you, and after years of just having to wing it and hope that you…
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Despite Grim Case Numbers, the U.S. Wants to Open a New York-London Travel Corridor by the Holidays: Report
The U.S. is not going to let grim coronavirus numbers, which are still among the highest in the world, rain on its transatlantic travel parade. A new report in the Wall Street Journal states that Trump administration officials are working on creating a travel corridor between New York City and London “as soon as the…
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U.S. Health Authority Sort of Clarifies Its New Coronavirus Testing Guidelines
After the U.S. Centres for Disease Control and Prevention changed its guidance this week to say that people who have been exposed to the coronavirus but don’t have symptoms don’t necessarily need to be tested for it, the health agency’s director issued a statement that “testing may be considered for all close contacts of confirmed…