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Tesla begins Cybercab mass production at Giga Texas, targeting one unit every ten seconds, as its Austin robotaxi service logs 14 crashes and operates fewer than ten unsupervised vehicles.
The SLS rocket lifted off from Kennedy Space Center at 6:24 p.m. EDT on April 1, carrying a crew of four on a 10-day lunar flyby mission.
Waymo's weekly paid robotaxi trips have grown tenfold in under two years, reaching 500,000 across 10 cities even as school bus safety incidents draw federal scrutiny
Pro-Iranian hacking group Handala published over 300 emails and personal photos from FBI Director Kash Patel's Gmail account, claiming retaliation after the DOJ seized four of the group's domains.
Four astronauts reached Florida on March 27 ahead of an April 1 launch that will send humans beyond Earth orbit for the first time since Apollo 17.
Iranian drones struck three AWS facilities in the UAE and Bahrain, knocking two availability zones offline and challenging the cloud industry's core resilience assumptions.
The U.S. Department of Energy announced a partnership with SoftBank subsidiary SB Energy to develop a 10 GW data center and matching power generation complex at the decommissioned Portsmouth uranium enrichment plant in Pike County, Ohio, backed by $33.3 billion in Japanese investment.
The US and Japan enacted a critical minerals action plan on March 19 featuring price floors and four joint projects as neodymium prices doubled year-to-date and a $12 billion US strategic stockpile takes shape.
A federal court has halted sweeping changes to the national childhood immunization schedule and frozen Kennedy's ACIP appointments, finding the reconstituted panel likely violated federal law.
The FDA cited Novo Nordisk for serious violations of adverse event reporting requirements after a 2025 inspection found the company failed to report three patient deaths linked to semaglutide, including one suicide, and lacked adequate procedures for post-marketing drug safety surveillance.
The 1,300-pound radiation belt spacecraft burned up over the eastern Pacific Ocean on March 11, ending a 14-year journey that began with a two-year mission and yielded the discovery of a transient third radiation belt around Earth.
Artemis III becomes an orbital test flight in 2027 as NASA restructures its lunar program to reduce risk and increase launch cadence.