Cited for DUI at four times the legal limit — but he hadn't drunk a drop
How many glasses of beer need one driver consume before he can be accused of being legally drunk?
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Close to the ground and pretty to behold, lowriders get museum honors
Lowriders — and we don't mean low-rise jeans — are custom cars that cruise low to the ground, and so slowly, so that onlookers can get a good view of the paint job, the fantastic suspension, and most importantly the driver showing off his or her good looks.
The 2024 Lucid Air Pure Is Modernist Design Perfected
Before World War II, design in America was influenced heavily by Victorian-era sensibilities that emphasized the expression of wealth over livability. In America’s post-war boom, this ornamented, stuffy style fell in favor of modernism, which had its origins in the Weimar German Staatliches Bauhaus school. The Bauhaus rejected unnecessary ornamentation, and instead sought to unify all design under one universal principle: Form follows function.
Google Fires 28 Workers for Protesting Cloud Deal With Israel
Google fired 28 employees Wednesday after they participated in protests against Project Nimbus, a $1.2 billion cloud contract with Israel’s government that also includes Amazon.
The Trump Jury Has a Doxing Problem
You’ve been asked to serve on the jury in the first-ever criminal prosecution of a United States president. What could possibly go wrong? The answer, of course, is everything.
Why the Nothing Ear are my designated Tortured Poet's Department earbuds
I'm an earbud fanatic, but even I can admit that after a while, in-ears can all start looking (and even sounding) relatively the same. For that reason, it's always exciting when Nothing releases a new set, as the company is known for its innovative, futuristic designs. Its latest release — the Nothing Ear — is no exception. Succeeding last year's Nothing Ear (2), the buds drop the numerical naming simply going by the Ear, instead of the perhaps predicted Ear (3).
Google Workers Detained by Police for Protesting Cloud Contract With Israel
Nine Google workers were removed by police from company offices in New York and Sunnyvale, California, late Tuesday after staging an hours-long sit-in protest against a cloud contract with Israel’s government.