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Crash Test Dummies Made Cars Safer (for Average-Size Men)

Designers and researchers are now trying to leverage cutting-edge technology to create a system that better protects every body, women’s included.  » mehr lesen

Thousands of flights are canceled as Omicron thins crews.

On Sunday alone, more than 1,300 U.S. flights and more than 3,000 international ones were dropped.  » mehr lesen

Record Beef Prices, but Ranchers Aren’t Cashing In

“You’re feeding America and going broke doing it”: After years of consolidation, four companies dominate the meatpacking industry, while many ranchers are barely hanging on.  » mehr lesen

Thousands of flights canceled over weekend as Omicron thins crews.

On Sunday alone, more than 1,000 U.S. flights and more than 2,500 international ones were canceled.  » mehr lesen

Airlines Cancel Hundreds More Flights as Virus Scrambles Air Travel

The virus, and winter weather, are making flights trickier during a busy season.  » mehr lesen

Why Police Believe They’re Not to Blame for Deaths in Custody

Inside the self-reinforcing ecosystem of paid experts who advise and train officers, then absolve those accused of killings.  » mehr lesen

Hollywood Turns Up Star Power in Search of Audiences

Boldface names have always mattered at the movies, but a number of recent casts have been full of them. That hasn’t always helped at the box office.  » mehr lesen

Holiday Retail Sales Soared, With E-Commerce Notching Huge Gains

Mastercard SpendingPulse data showed an 8.5 percent jump in total sales, with online ordering up 11 percent from last year.  » mehr lesen

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