The chief salesman for the company says it already has the technology to fly passenger planes without pilots at all – and is working on winning over regulators and travelers to the idea.
Tim Allen
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Scientists take a peek behind those sad puppy dog eyes
Researchers believe that dogs, over their relatively short 33,000 years of domestication, used an eye muscle to communicate, possibly goading people to feed or care for them – or at least take them out to play.
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U.S. restores some aid to El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala
The State Department says it will go ahead with $432 million in projects and grants that had been previously approved for the Central American countries.
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Kansas boy lucky to be alive after knife impales face
A team of surgeons successful removed the 10-inch blade from Eli Gregg’s skull after the accident last week.
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Supreme Court court lets Virginia voting go ahead under redrawn map
As a result of the 5-4 decision, Virginians will elect members of the House of Delegates this year using a map seen as favorable to Democrats.
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World population expected to rise to 9.7 billion in 2050
The United Nations says the Earth’s population is getting older and growing at a slower pace but is still expected to increase from the current 7.7 billion.
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Climate talks held as Arctic ice melts, concerns grow
Experts gather in Germany for 10 days of U.N.-hosted talks amid growing pressure for governments to take faster action to curb global warming.
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Buttigieg goes home to Indiana after black man killed by police
The Democratic presidential candidate and mayor of South Bend cancels several days of campaign events.
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Huawei says U.S. sanctions will cost it billions in revenue
The company’s founder says revenues will be $30 billion less than forecast over the next two years.
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Boeing apologizes for Max crashes as Airbus rakes in sales
The U.S. plane maker struggles to regain the trust of regulators, pilots and the global traveling public as the Paris Air Show gets underway.