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Police say a woman in her 20s was attacked outside Epsom Methodist Church between about 2am and 4am after leaving a nearby nightclub; Surrey Police have launched an investigation and are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage.
Artemis II mission returns April 10 and a Kentucky artist says he can't stop smiling
The Artemis II crew is expected to return April 10, and the Orion capsule will bring back the mission patch designed by Kentucky artist Gregory Manchess. Manchess said the patch honors the many people behind the mission and took nearly two years to design.
NASA says U.S. 'absolutely back' in space race and aims for the Moon
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said the U.S. is on an achievable path to return to the Moon, with near-monthly robotic missions to the lunar south pole planned to begin in 2027 and crewed missions anticipated in 2027–2028 as part of a push toward a lunar base and eventual Mars missions.
Artemis II: From blast off to splashdown on NASA's Moon mission
Four astronauts on Artemis II travelled to the vicinity of the Moon and returned after a 10-day test mission that concluded with a Pacific Ocean splashdown.
Artemis II crew says they are forever bonded.
Artemis II astronauts returned to Houston after a roughly 250,000-mile mission around the moon and described a deep, lasting bond formed during the flight.
NASA's Artemis II lunar mission may fly a crew around the Moon
Artemis II is NASA's first crewed Moon flyby in over 50 years and will test the Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft with a four-person crew during an expected roughly 10-day mission.
Oklahoman will greet Artemis II astronauts after splashdown
Laddy Aldridge, a senior chief hospital corpsman from Cushing, Oklahoma, will be the first person to make contact with the Artemis II crew after their planned Pacific Ocean splashdown on April 10, and he will enter the Orion capsule to begin medical assessments.
Viral Pacers couple explain what they'd like the internet to know
A 20-second clip of a couple in Pacers gear arguing at a Nets game went viral and has been viewed millions of times; in a Sports Illustrated interview they said the exchange began as a discussion about a New York Times podcast and the future of liberal arts colleges, and reactions online have been largely positive.
Vulnpocalypse: AI that finds software vulnerabilities could magnify cyber risks
Anthropic said it will withhold its Mythos Preview model because of its unusually strong ability to find software vulnerabilities; U.S. officials and industry leaders have begun discussions, including a meeting convened by the Treasury Secretary.
Melania Trump denies ties to Epstein and urges Congress to hold hearing with survivors
Melania Trump denied any relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and urged Congress to hold public hearings for survivors; several survivors released a statement criticizing the call.
Artemis II returns to Earth with a precise splashdown
Artemis II splashed down in the Pacific Ocean after a 10-day lunar mission, and four astronauts were recovered in good condition at 8:07:27 p.m. ET.
Hydrogen-fueled vehicles line up at reopened Studio City station after state supply disruption
Drivers waited at the reopened True Zero station in Studio City after a state-wide hydrogen supply disruption; hydrogen was being rationed and the Hydrogen Fuel Cell Partnership said 21 stations resumed service on April 9.
CoreWeave announces multiyear cloud deal with Anthropic as stock rises 10%
CoreWeave said it will provide Anthropic with cloud computing to run AI models at production scale under a multiyear agreement, and the article mentions CoreWeave shares closed about 10% higher after the announcement.
Faith-based tech brings chatbots from BuddhaBot to AI Jesus
A range of religious AI projects — from Kyoto University's BuddhaBot and Buddharoid to commercial AI 'Jesus' avatars and chat services — are emerging, and the article reports debates over how these systems are trained, who controls them and ethical and mental-health concerns.
Jamie Ding wins his 20th 'Jeopardy!' game and moves up the leader board
Jamie Ding won his 20th straight 'Jeopardy!' episode on April 9, adding $33,027 and raising his total to $572,600; he is tied for seventh in consecutive wins and sits sixth on the regular-season money list.
Tesla considers a smaller, lower-cost electric SUV
Reuters reports Tesla is in early discussions about an all-new, smaller electric SUV that could be priced below the Model 3, with initial production expected in Shanghai and no confirmed timeline.
Artemis II astronauts are scheduled to return to Earth today.
Artemis II's Orion capsule is scheduled to re-enter at 7:53 p.m. ET and splash down in the Pacific off San Diego about 13 minutes later. The service module will separate before re-entry and recovery teams aboard USS John P. Murtha will assist the crew after splashdown.
Melania Trump disputes links to Jeffrey Epstein in surprise White House video
Melania Trump delivered an unexpected live statement from the White House saying she never had a relationship with Jeffrey Epstein and calling the claims defamatory; she also urged Congress to hold a public hearing for survivors.
Rhythm Heaven Groove for Nintendo Switch set to release July 2
Nintendo announced Rhythm Heaven Groove will launch for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 on July 2, and the date matches a recent leak that listed several Nintendo releases for 2026.
Cupra Raval unveiled as a performance urban EV
Cupra has unveiled the Raval, a compact urban electric car built on Volkswagen's MEB+ platform. The model is scheduled to reach roads in summer 2026.
Western Digital adopts open source quantum error correction for future storage
Western Digital announced an alliance with Open Quantum Design and QuScript to develop open source quantum error correction technology and to apply its data reliability expertise to future quantum and storage systems.
Artemis II lunar flyby: how and when to watch
NASA's Artemis II will perform a crewed lunar flyby on April 6, with live coverage beginning at 1:00 p.m. ET that will stream on multiple platforms including Netflix and NASA+.
Artemis II astronaut asks for Honest lotion; Jessica Alba reacts
Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch asked for Honest brand hand lotion aboard the mission, and a TikTok clip shared by Jessica Alba drew more than 1.3 million views within 18 hours.
Health care data breach at CareCloud may affect millions
CareCloud reported unauthorized access to a single electronic health record environment on March 16, 2026, and says the affected systems were restored the same day; a forensic investigation is ongoing to determine whether patient data were accessed.
Software engineering jobs are not disappearing, university leaders and analysts say
The University of Washington's computer science director emailed more than 2,000 students to say AI is expanding, not eliminating, career options, and market signals show software job listings are rising — Indeed postings are up about 11% annually and the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects 15% employment growth for developers through 2034.
Iran-linked hackers disrupt systems tied to US critical infrastructure, officials say
U.S. agencies say Iran-linked hackers have disrupted systems tied to water, energy and other critical infrastructure and issued an urgent notice to private-sector operators.
Iranian hackers are breaching U.S. industrial systems, agencies warn
U.S. federal agencies say Iran-affiliated hackers have accessed internet-facing industrial control tools and caused reported disruptions across government services, water and wastewater, and energy sectors; the overall scope and severity remain unclear.
Ghost Murmur helped locate an American airman in Iran
Reports say the CIA used a tool called "Ghost Murmur" to locate and confirm the whereabouts of a U.S. airman shot down in southern Iran, and officials say the airman was recovered during a rescue operation.
Artemis II astronauts are hours away from moon launch
NASA's Artemis II crew of four is scheduled to launch as early as April 1 at 6:24 p.m. Eastern, with a live stream beginning at 12:50 p.m. Eastern, and the mission is planned to circle the moon and return in just under 10 days.
K-Pop prediction hunters and prediction markets face regulation questions.
Prediction markets have grown rapidly and are prompting legal fights over whether states or the federal government should regulate them; courts have issued nine rulings favoring state authority and two against.
