In October 2002, a Russian scientist named Dimitri Malashenkov stood up at a space conference in Houston and quietly explained that the dog Laika, whom the Soviet Union had publicly mourned as a heroic week-long orbiter in 1957, had actually died of heat and panic within about five hours of launch.June 5, 2026
Job openings and hiring leap to a 2-year high in a sign a frozen labor market is thawing out Personal Finance June 2, 2026 The number of U.S. job openings jumped to a two-year high of 7.6 million in April, a surprising increase that…
