Boeing said extra 737 Max safety feature might 'confuse' pilots
The exchange centered on the 737 Max's angle of attack (AOA) indicator, a feature only available as a paid-for extra.
Grumpy Cat, the internet-famous pet renowned for being delightfully miserable, has died
The family of Grumpy Cat, real name Tardar Sauce, announced that the cat died after "complications from a recent urinary tract infection."
Space X Starlink satellite launch delayed for software update, checks
Elon Musk's rocket company, SpaceX, is launching satellites to create a network around the earth that provides high-speed internet.
RANKED: The strength of the public education system in every US state, from worst to best
US News and World Report rankings ranked well states are educating their students in preschool, K-12 and higher education.
Elon Musk's SpaceX delays Starlink satellite launch over strong winds
Elon Musk's rocket company was meant to launch 60 satellites into space on Wednesday night in its goal to cover Earth in high-speed internet.
Venezuela: Photos of rotten food, worthless cash, life in economic crisis
Venezuelans sent INSIDER photographs that typify their everyday lives: images like a man looking for food in a dumpster, and a pile of worthless cash.
Eco-campaigners took these grisly photos of whale and dolphin hunts in the Faroe Islands
Sea Shepherd, longtime opponents of the practice, took covert pictures of hunts in 2017 which killed some 1200 whales and 500 dolphins.
An American Airlines pilot was arrested at Louisville airport after being indicted over 3 murders
Police boarded AA Flight 5523 from Louisville's Muhammad Ali International Airport to Charlotte on Saturday, and arrested Christian Martin.
Jeff Bezos proposes floating colonies with weather as good as Maui
Bezos discussed his hope of building O'Neill colonies, spinning cylinders in space that would replicate gravity and sustain human life.
What Jeff Bezos floating space colonies will look like
Bezos discussed his hope of building O'Neill colonies, spinning cylinders in space that would replicate gravity and sustain human life.
Diver survived 30 minutes under sea with no oxygen after cord broke
British diver Chris Lemons survived after he fell unconscious, was recused by his crew and given mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
Pelosi jokes there isn't enough room in jail for Trump aides
Pelosi was asked Wednesday whether Democrats would exercise rarely-used powers to arrest Trump administration officials in contempt of Congress.
Australia printed a typo on 46 million new $50 banknotes, misspelling the word 'responsibility'
The notes misspell the word "responsibility" in an extract from the speech given by the country's first female member of parliament in 1921.
Germany opens first electric highway that lets trucks draw power from overhead cables
Germany spent 84 million euros developing the Siemens-made eHighway and a hybrid truck, which Siemens say will massively lower fuel costs.
A man who removed a chunk of Stonehenge in the 1950s and kept it on his wall finally gave it back
Robert Philips took the piece when he worked on repairs of Stonehenge in 1958. He decided to return the sample on the eve of his 90th birthday.
Aer Lingus passengers opened exits, got onto wings after diversion
The Aer Lingus plane returned to Ireland's Cork Airport after crew smelt burning on board, but passengers were confused by pilots' instructions.
Mike Pompeo: Melting sea ice presents new trade 'opportunities'
At a meeting of the Arctic Council, Pompeo said that "steady reductions in sea ice are opening new passageways and new opportunities for trade."
Moscow plane fire: Steward reportedly died trying to save passengers
41 bodies, including two children, were removed from a Sukhoi Superjet 100 aircraft that made an emergency landing at Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport.
Boeing convinced Lion Air to keep order after 737 Max crash: report
The Verge reported that Boeing deployed account representatives to convince airlines to remain confident in the new jet after the October 2018 crash.
Hillary Clinton says Barr could place America on 'road to tyranny'
Hillary Clinton was responding to remarks Barr made during a congressional hearing earlier defending his handling of the Russia probe.
