America’s ‘supercommuters’ take 14 hours to get to work

Once every three weeks, Bob Schmidt wakes up at 6 a.m. and goes to work. 260 miles away, he left his home in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, and drove an hour and a half to Providence, Rhode Island, where he boarded a train bound for New York, a journey that took 3.5 hours. He then took … Read more

America’s first lunar lander in 50 years goes silent

Cape Canaveral, Florida— The first U.S. spacecraft to land on the moon since the Apollo astronauts landed on the moon fell silent Thursday, a week after it broke a leg during landing and overturned near the moon’s south pole. Intuitive Machines’ lander Odysseus lasted longer than the company expected after running into trouble with solar … Read more