AUTONOMOUS CONSTRUCTION VEHICLES
Florida excavation company Tomahawk announced that it's planning to roll out autonomous dump trucks to help with the construction of a housing development. The trucks are made by California-based company Teleo, which says full automation on construction vehicles is still years away, but that its truck can operate with limited supervision by a human operator.
SUNNY D WITH ALCOHOL
SunnyD, known for its popularity among kids, is releasing an alcoholic seltzer drink. The SunnyD Vodka Seltzer comes in a four-pack for $9.99 and will begin sales at Walmart on Saturday, March 11. Each drink is 95 calories. The company joins a growing number of drink brands that have released an alcoholic option to keep up with rising demand for hard seltzers.
“Do you know what it feels like to have a bunch of men in this room looking at your top trying to determine if it’s appropriate or not?” asked Rep. Ashley Aune, a Democrat who opposed the restrictions.
The bill allows people 16 or older to change their gender on identity documents without a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria.
The Rev. Bernice King denounced politicians who quote a "comfortable and convenient King" while ignoring his calls for racial and economic justice.
A missing clouded leopard shut down the Dallas Zoo on Friday as police helped search for the animal.
Rebecca Walser, a financial planner and author of "Wealth Unbroken: Growing Wealth Uninterrupted by Market Crashes, Taxes, and Even Death," offers some advice to potential Mega Millions winners.
The CEO of the King Center in Atlanta says she hopes to spur progress during this year's observances of Martin Luther King Jr. Day by helping more Americans personalize the struggle for racial equity and harmony.
Presley, who shared her father’s brooding charisma, released her own rock albums in the 2000s.
This Friday the 13th could make one Mega Millions player very lucky. The jackpot has swelled to $1.35 billion with the next drawing scheduled for Jan. 13.
Swedish mining company LKAB has discovered what CEO Jan Moström called "the largest known deposit of rare earth elements in our part of the world."
The Justice Department accused Los Angeles-based City National Bank of refusing to underwrite mortgages in largely Black and Latino communities.
