National Highways, the UK government company that plans, designs, builds, operates and maintains England’s motorways and major A roads, known as the strategic road network (SRN), has revealed that it has conducted a trial into how streetlighting could be used to pave the way for autonomous vehicles in the future.
In what we are now calling Dieselgeddon, the supply of diesel fuel in the United States is plunging. By the end of May or early June — unless something changes dramatically — diesel fuel will go into extreme scarcity and have to be rationed across America.
One of the biggest health stories in the world at the moment concerns the mystery about how and why children everywhere are developing a potentially fatal form of hepatitis.
I was astonished by the number of peoplewho contacted me after I broke my arm telling me they had broken theirs too — some of them this year, and others within the last few years.
Consider the idea of a package delivered by drone, and it’s easy to imagine a small flying machine depositing an item in a consumer’s driveway or backyard.
One of our planet’s most stunning sights is coming to the skies – a super blood Moon. In the year’s only full lunar eclipse, Earth will come between the Sun and the Moon.
It will be visible with the naked eye before dawn on Monday in most of Europe. The Americas will get a great view on Sunday evening.
The U.S. FDA’s top vaccine official told a congressional committee on Friday that COVID-19 vaccines for kids under 6 will NOT have to meet the agency’s 50% efficacy threshold required to obtain Emergency Use Authorization.
The US Army officer who was found guilty of disobeying COVID-19 rules says he tried to communicate concerns regarding COVID-19 vaccines but was instead court-martialed.
You would think by now that scientists would have pretty much explained everything. They’ve certainly been explaining stuff for a long time, and there are surely only so many things that actually need explaining, right?
A special Sky Dragon Slaying program on TNT Radio welcomes Matt Ehret, journalist, historian, Senior Fellow at American University in Moscow, and founder of Canadian Patriot Review.