Headlines on 2022-05-28

There's an alleged dangerous NASA heat shield issue that happened during Ax-1 spaceflight. Now, NASA denies this claim.

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This Memorial Day kicks off what could be one of the most dangerous summer travel seasons in recent history. The alarming spike in drunk driving deaths and injuries during the pandemic is a wake-up call to every one of us on America’s roads. We have to do better. During the 2020 Memorial Day period, 41

Helium Shortage Leaves Dollar Tree And Party City's Balloons Deflated  Retailers from Dollar Tree to Party City are warning about a helium shortage. There's even a shortage of the gas, produced when Uranium decays, to fill weather balloons for the National Weather Service (NWS).  The US, Qatar, and Algeria are the world's top helium producers. Due to supply chain disruptions, including production plant closures and the 2017 embargo on Qatar, supplies have tightened. Dollar Tree...

The planes can cost between $25 million and $78 million and some have space for nearly 20 passengers.

Food-trends experts told Insider comfort foods like ice cream and meatloaf would be on the rise in a time of upheaval, and vegetable sales would fall.

Some meme stocks have crashed 80%, the tech sector has crumbled, and investors have only been interested in energy.

Future Blue Origin astronaut Katya Echazarreta said colleagues and students told they didn't want to work with her because of what she looked like.

Greek, Thai and pizza are all prepared at Growth Kitchen's site in London, where delivery drivers collect hundreds of orders every day.

Musk said last week that if 25% of users were bots, the deal for Twitter should cost 25% less. Experts agree the $44 billion offer looks expensive.

Data from Flight Aware showed most cancelations affected Delta at LaGuardia in New York and Newark Liberty International.

90% of Liverpool's "Heroes Club" NFTs went unsold, while high-profile players like Paul Pogba and John Terry have backed projects that flopped.