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- Alex Murdaugh ‘pocketed’ $4M life insurance payout from grieving sons of housekeeper
Alex Murdaugh has been accused of stealing $4 million from the grieving sons of his longtime housekeeper, Gloria Satterfield, after he told them to sue him but never paid them out. ..... Read More.19 mins ago - Do Voter ID Laws Undermine the Democratic Process or Ensure Trustworthy Elections?
Do voter identification laws ensure secure and trustworthy elections, or are they a way for political parties to manipulate the democratic process in their favor? At a September 8 debate in New York City hosted by the Soho Forum, Eliza Sweren-Becker from New York University's Brennan Center for Justice argued that state legislators are using arbitrary rules to suppress the voting rights of vulnerable citizens. The Heritage Foundation's Hans von Spakovsky countered that these rules are necessary to guarantee that every vote cast is valid, noting that in states where voter ID laws already exist, registration rates have risen. This was an Oxford-style debate, in which the audience voted before and after the event to see which side swayed more people. It was moderated by Soho Forum Director Gene Epstein. Narrated by Nick Gillespie. Audio editing by John Osterhoudt. Live production by The Sheen Center. Photo: Anthony Behar/Sipa USA/Newscom… ..... Read More.19 mins ago - Rolls-Royce’s all-electric aircraft completes 15-minute maiden voyage
Steve Dent Contributor Steve Dent is an associate editor at Engadget. More posts by this contributor Amazon’s cashierless ‘Just Walk Out’ tech is coming to Whole Foods stores Apple drops its lawsuit against maker of iPhone emulation software Rolls-Royce, best known in aviation for its jet engines, has taken an all-electric airplane on its maiden voyage. The “Spirit of Innovation” completed a 15 minute flight, marking “the beginning of an intensive flight-testing phase in which we will be collecting valuable performance data on the aircraft’s electrical power and propulsion system,” the company announced. Rolls Royce said the one-seat airplane has “the most power-dense battery pack every assembled for an aircraft.” The aircraft uses a 6,000 cell battery pack with a three-motor powertrain that currently delivers 400kW (500-plus horsepower), and Rolls-Royce said the aircraft will eventually achieve speeds of over… ..... Read More.20 mins ago - Tensions between U-M regents, President Mark Schlissel may have reached a boiling point
Tensions between the U-M board and President Mark Schlissel have been building for more than a year and may have reached a boiling point this summer. ..... Read More.20 mins ago - It’s time to get a REAL ID. Here’s everything to know about what it is and how to get on...Nearly 40% of Michiganders still don't have their real ID card, but there's still time to get one. ..... Read More.21 mins ago
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Alex Murdaugh has been accused of stealing $4 million from the grieving sons of his longtime housekeeper, Gloria Satterfield, after he told them to sue him but never paid them out. ..... Read More.
19 mins ago
Do voter identification laws ensure secure and trustworthy elections, or are they a way for political parties to manipulate the democratic process in their favor? At a September 8 debate in New York City hosted by the Soho Forum, Eliza Sweren-Becker from New York University's Brennan Center for Justice argued that state legislators are using arbitrary rules to suppress the voting rights of vulnerable citizens. The Heritage Foundation's Hans von Spakovsky countered that these rules are necessary to guarantee that every vote cast is valid, noting that in states where voter ID laws already exist, registration rates have risen. This was an Oxford-style debate, in which the audience voted before and after the event to see which side swayed more people. It was moderated by Soho Forum Director Gene Epstein. Narrated by Nick Gillespie. Audio editing by John Osterhoudt. Live production by The Sheen Center. Photo: Anthony Behar/Sipa USA/Newscom… ..... Read More.
19 mins ago
Steve Dent Contributor Steve Dent is an associate editor at Engadget. More posts by this contributor Amazon’s cashierless ‘Just Walk Out’ tech is coming to Whole Foods stores Apple drops its lawsuit against maker of iPhone emulation software Rolls-Royce, best known in aviation for its jet engines, has taken an all-electric airplane on its maiden voyage. The “Spirit of Innovation” completed a 15 minute flight, marking “the beginning of an intensive flight-testing phase in which we will be collecting valuable performance data on the aircraft’s electrical power and propulsion system,” the company announced. Rolls Royce said the one-seat airplane has “the most power-dense battery pack every assembled for an aircraft.” The aircraft uses a 6,000 cell battery pack with a three-motor powertrain that currently delivers 400kW (500-plus horsepower), and Rolls-Royce said the aircraft will eventually achieve speeds of over… ..... Read More.
20 mins ago
Tensions between the U-M board and President Mark Schlissel have been building for more than a year and may have reached a boiling point this summer. ..... Read More.
20 mins ago
Nearly 40% of Michiganders still don't have their real ID card, but there's still time to get one. ..... Read More.
21 mins ago
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