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There's a Very Simple Reason Why You Love the Slate Truck

WIRED

The car world is filled with designers still obsessed with shoehorning sex into their rides. Slate went a different route, and it's why people are smitten with the charming electric pickup. Tisha Johnson is a rare anomaly in the car world: a design leader for an automaker who is not a man. In a resolutely testosterone-fueled industry where, traditionally, women have seemingly been given positions of authority in design labs as long as they focus on interiors, colors, or material selections, very few have been afforded free rein on the most important visual element of the car, the exterior, let alone promoted to run the entire aesthetic show. As head of design at Slate, this gender-specific fact might be why the world has fallen in love with the Jeff Bezos-backed truck . Casual observers might put the Slate EV's popularity down to its low price. Starting at $24,950, the Slate arriving later this year won't just be the cheapest EV on the US market; it will also be the cheapest pickup truck of any power flavor.


What to Say to Someone Blasting Their Phone in Public

TIME - Tech

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Dinosaurs died out within hours, new study suggests

Popular Science

The Chicxulub asteroid impact may have set our whole planet on fire. More information Adding us as a Preferred Source in Google by using this link indicates that you would like to see more of our content in Google News results. The Chicxulub asteroid released energy equivalent to 100 teratons of TNT. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent six days a week. By signing up, you confirm you are 16+, will receive newsletters and promotional content and agree to our Terms of Use and acknowledge the data practices in our Privacy Policy .


Why does everything feel so joyless? Welcome to the age of decadence without pleasure Michรจle Mendelssohn and Charlie Tyson

The Guardian

Why does everything feel so joyless? Do you want to have a good time? You know, really enjoy yourself? Click here, and tell us your desires. Maybe it's a new outfit, or some exotic cuisine delivered anonymously and steaming hot to your door. Perhaps you prefer the infinite scroll, the endlessly unfurling ribbon of glossy images and videos starring people you'll never meet doing things you'll never do. Or maybe you favor talking to a chatbot who will assure you that you are the most special of all its users.


Accused killer's alleged disguises unravel as sheriff releases new clues in month-long manhunt

FOX News

Walton County Sheriff's Office reveals tattoos and aliases for fugitive Isabelle Johnson as the manhunt continues after Jason Coulthart was found in a shallow grave.


Biohacker hoping to live to 160 reveals alarming diagnosis: 'My stomach is eating itself'

FOX News

Bryan Johnson, the biohacking and longevity guru, reveals he has autoimmune gastritis, a condition attacking his stomach's parietal cells and causing B12 and iron deficiency.


After GOP Members Rebel, House Stalls Trump Agenda and Heads For Early Holiday Recess

TIME - Tech

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While Donald Trump Adventures in China, D.C. Entertains Itself

The New Yorker

The President swept off to Beijing to court Xi Jinping. Back Stateside, it was non-Presidential motorcades, video games, and a languid vibe at the White House. The endless motorcades and wail of sirens in Washington this week made it seem as if the President were travelling non-stop around the city, or receiving a bevy of foreign dignitaries. As it happened, it was National Police Week, and the ceremonial convoys were carrying the families of police officers who had been killed in the line of duty. Donald Trump was leaving for China.


Eagles Super Bowl champion accused of kicking out pregnant ex-girlfriend, seeking women on dating app

FOX News

LIV Golf CEO teases announcements in'next 10 days,' talks Bryson DeChambeau's future with LIV Double standard: It's only a controversy when Caitlin Clark walks out with Morgan Wallen Reitan wins after nearly quitting for YouTube, Snedeker's well-earned cry, and early PGA Championship hype Bubba Wallace has tense pit road confrontation, NASCAR fans rip female driver & Sam Busch goes cowgirl! WWE legend The Rock roasts Draymond Green, says he has the'laziest' Black name Mike Vrabel's relationship with Dianna Russini turns Patriots' Mother's Day post into a trolling frenzy Nathan Sales discusses Trump's Iran ceasefire stance amid stalled negotiations Trump's China summit: Families plead for imprisoned Americans Spencer Pratt's'non-partisan' messaging is'resonating' with everyday Americans, CA GOP delegate says Trace Gallagher: Forget about finding the truth, these people can't find the pudding The only language Iran understands is'pain,' Israeli special ops veteran says Kevin O'Leary: Mamdani is the best real estate agent for Miami Beach Jack Carr reveals why he chose Chris Pratt to star in his famous action series'The Terminal List' Democrats are trying to'lie' and'deceive' young people: Sen Ted Cruz Fred Johnson fired off a cryptic Instagram message but didn't directly respond to the allegations Fox News Flash top sports headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on FoxNews.com. Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Fred Johnson faced damning allegations from a pregnant ex-girlfriend. Alyssa Okada said in a video posted to her TikTok account on Friday that Johnson kicked her out of their home to pursue other women on a dating app while she was eight months pregnant.


India's scattered workforce: the chatbot keeping families in touch during emergencies

The Guardian

Subhalata Pradhan, a Gram Vikas fieldworker, talks to Raja Pradhan about the chatbot and addresses concerns over sharing his details. Subhalata Pradhan, a Gram Vikas fieldworker, talks to Raja Pradhan about the chatbot and addresses concerns over sharing his details. India's scattered workforce: the chatbot keeping families in touch during emergencies Covid exposed the lack of data on the country's 140 million mobile migrant workers, but a new project in Odisha is helping to fill in the gaps Mon 16 Mar 2026 02.00 EDTLast modified on Mon 16 Mar 2026 02.03 EDT Raja Pradhan is sitting cross-legged, scrolling on his phone in his village in eastern India when a green WhatsApp chat bubble pops up on the screen. Are you going outside for work? He reads the message twice, unsure whether to respond.