Perhaps the most regulated part of a US car is its lighting system. Reams of federal text and diagrams spell out brightness, position, aim and more. Yet we encounter cars with wildly different lights as we face them in oncoming traffic. Part of the reason is that headlights have been […]
Daily Archives: November 6, 2018
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No need for cable to keep up with midterm election results. Ralph Freso/Getty Images The 2018 US midterm elections on Tuesday have garnered plenty of attention on platforms like Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and Facebook. If you don’t have access to cable TV, these sites can also keep you up to […]
A record number of women were elected to the House of Representatives on Tuesday. As of early Wednesday morning, at least 89 women had won seats, breaking the current session’s record of 84 women. See how all the women fared here. <![CDATA[ ]]> Republican challenger Josh Hawley is projected to […]
LONDON (Reuters) – Prince Charles, the “rebel” heir to the British throne, will face a battle to win over Britons and could even put the monarchy at risk if he does not temper his strong views when he eventually becomes king, a royal biographer says. FILE PHOTO: Britain’s Prince Charles […]
John Shearer/Getty Images To all other movies: thank you, next. Ariana Grande is heading to The Ellen DeGeneres Show on Wednesday and the show’s host Ellen DeGeneres and Grande both shared snippets of the performance. It will be Grande’s first time performing her new song “thank u, next” live. In her tweet, DeGeneres […]
Breaking News Emails Get breaking news alerts and special reports. The news and stories that matter, delivered weekday mornings. SUBSCRIBE Nov. 7, 2018 / 4:08 AM GMT / Updated 4:23 AM GMT By Benjy Sarlin Following the same blueprint that won President Donald Trump the state in 2016, former Rep. Ron DeSantis […]
Get the Think newsletter. SUBSCRIBE Nov. 7, 2018 / 4:12 AM GMT By Kurt Bardella The American people sent a message to Washington on Tuesday night: They want more oversight of the Trump administration. And yet, when the decade began, it was Republicans who were foaming at the mouth to […]
Republicans are now virtually assured of keeping control of the Senate in the midterm elections. The race for the Texas Senate seat has been one of the most widely publicised and fiercely competitive of the midterm election run-up. The incumbent Mr Cruz, faced an unexpected challenge in the charismatic media […]