I've spent seven days so far with the Rabbit R1. Here are seven things it does terribly — and seven things it does well.
Being prompted to make an iPhone web browser choice in Europe has seen an uptick in the use of third-party apps, but not everyone is happy about it. The EU itself is investigating whether Apple’s implementation of the antitrust requirement goes far enough, and developers of third-party browsers say the process gets one thing right, and two things wrong more
The school in Ammanford, Carmarthenshire, was put in lockdown after a schoolgirl allegedly lashed out with a butterfly knife and a 'Code Red' was announced over the speaker system.
This year, many selective colleges are reversing Covid-era test-optional admissions policies, requiring applicants to submit ACT or SAT scores again. Emi Nietfeld, author of Acceptance: A Memoir (Penguin Press, 2022), discusses how taking the SAT changed her life and helped her, as a disadvantaged youth, to attend Harvard.
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South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem has faced harsh public opinion over killing a family dog, but some have supported her, saying it's a "farm thing" or "hunting dog thing." Jenny Schlecht disagrees.
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There’s a new sport that’s taking fitness capitals all over the world by storm. It’s called Hyrox and founder Christian Toetzke, who conceptualized the sport in Germany in 2017, said his idea was to stage a competition where the magic format is inclusivity
Whippets, known for their elegant appearance and lightning-fast speed, are a breed that epitomizes grace and agility. Originally bred for rabbit hunting and racing, they are a member of the sighthound family, sharing lineage with the larger Greyhound. Whippets are characterized by their streamlined bodies, deep chests, and long, slender legs, which enable their renowned bursts of speed. Beyond their physical capabilities, Whippets are cherished for their gentle and friendly temperament, making...
The Pekingese, a breed enveloped in grandeur and ancient Chinese heritage, has long been celebrated not just for its distinctive appearance but also for its regal origins. Originally bred as companions for the imperial family of China, these small dogs carry a history that is as rich and elaborate as their luxurious coats. With their flat faces, wide eyes, and a lion-like mane, Pekingese are unmistakably noble in both looks and demeanor. They have a confident and somewhat aloof personality
The Havanese, a gem of the toy dog breeds, hails from Cuba where it graced the laps of the Cuban aristocracy during the colonial period. This charming, small breed is known for its long, silky hair, expressive eyes, and endearing personality. As the national dog of Cuba, the Havanese has gained a devoted following around the world for its adaptability, friendly nature, and remarkable intelligence. Standing at only 8.5 to 11.5 inches tall, the Havanese packs a lot of heart
Vizslas, often referred to as “Hungarian Pointers,” are one of the most affectionate and energetic breeds, renowned for their distinctive rusty-gold coat and expressive eyes. Originating from Hungary, these dogs have a storied history as both hunting dogs and loyal companions. Known for their sleek build and exceptional agility, Vizslas are versatile in the field, excelling in various activities such as tracking, retrieving, and pointing. They are not just skilled hunters but also loving family...