While many Americans are fighting over toilet paper and other home essentials and worrying about how they’ll pay the rent and bills after being laid off, the wealthy are experiencing much smoother sailing during the crisis, both literally and figuratively.
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Scientists to engineer woolly mammoth’s return by 2027
The long-extinct woolly mammoth is slated for a return to the world stage by 2027, Popular Mechanics reported Monday of biotechnology startup Colossal's ambitious project. "It will walk like a woolly mammoth, look like one, sound like one, but most importantly, it will be able to inhabit the same ecosystem previously abandoned by the mammoth's extinction," the Texas-based, billion-dollar company said of its landmark de-extinction project."The woolly mammoth is a vital defender of the earth,"...
US downs suspected Chinese spy balloon off Carolina coast
Recovery efforts are underway to retrieve the debris from the downed balloon, Pentagon officials said. The balloon was shot down by an F-22. ...
Bill Gates tells Elon Musk that he should forget about space travel and focus...
The continuing feud between billionaires Elon Musk and Bill Gates entered a new chapter this week. Gates criticized Musk for utilizing his vast fortune on space travel and not for what he considers more philanthropic causes such as vaccines. Gates, who is the sixth-richest person on the planet with a net worth of $105 billion, took issue with the fellow billionaire's desire to send people to Mars. In an interview with the BBC, the 67-year-old...
