The grandson of former President John F. Kennedy is running for an open congressional seat in New York City. Jack Schlossberg, the son of Caroline Kennedy and Edwin Schlossberg, announced his candidacy

Former President John F. Kennedys grandson, Jack Schlossberg, has announced he is running to succeed longtime Congressman Jerry Nadler, D-N.Y., in representing New Yorks 12th congressional district.

On Left: Ariel Spillner. On Right: Jamica Mills Credits: GoFundMe and Milwaukee County Jail A Wisconsin woman is facing a lengthy prison sentence following an unforgivable act of betrayal, but she has

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced that the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) admitted to illegally issuing 17,000 non-domiciled Commercial Drivers Licenses (CDLs) to foreign

The Messages Donald Trump + King Charles III Sent the Osbournes After Ozzy's DeathDuring a new podcast episode, the Osbourne family shared messages that Donald Trump and King Charles III sent them following Ozzy's death in July.This new episode of The Osbournes is the first time the family has sat down together and spoken publicly about all of Ozzy's complicated health issues leading...

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After spending four years converting a massive cargo ferry into a rocket catching ship, Blue Origin scrapped the entire vessel and started from scratch. The story of Jacklyn, named after Jeff Bezos's mother, reveals how even a company founded by one of the world's richest people had to learn hard lessons about what actually works when trying to catch 57 metre rocket boosters descending from space at hypersonic speeds. The barge that ultimately took its name represents a dramatic shift in strategy, from elegant complexity to purpose built simplicity.

Billions of years ago, a rogue planet eight times more massive than Jupiter tore through our Solar System, passing closer to the Sun than Mars orbits today. That single violent encounter may explain why our giant planets don't orbit in perfect circles like formation theories predict and new simulations suggest there was roughly a one in 9,000 chance it happened at all. The discovery reveals that near misses with interstellar wanderers might be more important in shaping planetary systems than anyone realised.

When a chunk of SpaceX rocket debris crashed into a Polish warehouse this year, it exposed a troubling reality, that the international laws governing space accidents were written for a world where only governments launched rockets. Now, as private companies deploy thousands of satellites and debris rains down with increasing frequency, victims have no direct legal recourse and must rely on their governments to pursue claims on their behalf, thats if those governments choose to act at all. A new analysis reveals how a Cold War era treaty struggles to protect ordinary people in the age of commercial spaceflight, and why some nations are now taking matters into their own hands.

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