Harry Fogle

1 week ago | san.com | Evan Hummel |Harry Fogle |Lauren Keenan |Mathew Grisham

The European Space Agency has ambitious goals for space exploration in the near future. In a new report published during the week of June 15, the space agency revealed that one of its ambitions is to have humans living on Mars within 15 years. The prediction could be overly optimistic, given that one of the aerospace companies leading the space race has seen some of its rockets explode.

1 week ago | san.com | Cole Lauterbach |Harry Fogle |Kalé Carey

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy says the company’s growing use of artificial intelligence is transforming both customer experience and internal operations, and it will likely reshape the workforce. In a memo released Tuesday, Jassy said Amazon is using or developing more than 1,000 generative AI applications. While some current roles may be reduced, he noted that new types of jobs could emerge over time as AI changes the way work is done.

1 week ago | san.com | Cole Lauterbach |Harry Fogle |Kennedy Felton |Matt Bishop

Netflix has released the trailer for the final season of the two-part series, “The Sandman.” The announcement comes amid ongoing controversy surrounding comic creator Neil Gaiman, who remains listed as an executive producer. Gaiman, who is facing sexual assault allegations, recently filed a $500,000 lawsuit against one of his accusers for allegedly violating a non-disclosure agreement. The fantasy drama follows the Lord of Dreams and the Endless, and is based on the DC Comics series by Gaiman.

2 weeks ago | san.com | Evan Hummel |Harry Fogle |Kalé Carey

A British man has survived a plane crash that killed more than 240 passengers and crew aboard the flight in India. The BBC identified him as Vishwash Kumar Ramesh. He was in seat 11A on the flight bound for London when it crashed just after takeoff in western India on Thursday, June 12. The sole survivor of the Air India plane carrying 242 people is a 40-year-old British national of Indian origin, according to the airline.

2 weeks ago | san.com | Harry Fogle |Kennedy Felton |Matt Bishop

A Manhattan judge has declared a mistrial in Harvey Weinstein’s sex crimes retrial. The decision came one day after the jury returned a partial verdict on two of three charges. The jury had been deliberating since last week but only decided on third-degree rape and first-degree criminal sexual act on Wednesday, June 11. The mistrial will not affect the verdicts that the jury had reached. The remaining count, involving former actress Jessica Mann, became the focus of mounting tension among jurors.