FAA Implements 17 Corrective Steps for SpaceX Before Starship Can Take Flight Again in South Texas
The FAA concluded its investigation into SpaceX's Starship test, mandating 17 corrective actions before further launches, following the explosive failure of both stages during a November test flight.
AT&T's AM Agony: Coast-to-Coast Outages Leave Users in 'SOS' Distress, Hit LA to NYC
AT&T users nationwide faced disruptions in service, affecting calls, texts, and internet connectivity. Verizon and T-Mobile also saw some outages. The cause remains unclear, and the impact stretched to emergency services and media operations.
Brazoria County and Pearland Officials Unite in Opposition to Charles River Laboratories' Proposed Monkey Facility
Brazoria County officials and residents oppose the proposed Charles River monkey breeding and research facility, with Pearland City Council rejecting it due to ethical and environmental concerns.
Houston's Axiom Space Launches Historic All-European Crew on Third Paid ISS Mission from Kennedy Space Center
Axiom Space launched its third commercial crew mission to the ISS with SpaceX, including the first Turkish astronaut and experiments to study space's effects on humans and plants.