JSX, a semi-private charter operator that bills itself as the ultimate travel hack, is launching regular service from Boston to New York and Miami starting in February.
Plus, a trio of Energy Department veterans is developing modular data centers, and governments and oil producers race to shore up stockpiles.
The facility, which is expected to begin production in 2029, would be capable of building 240,000 vehicles a year, bringing the company’s total U.S. auto production capacity to about 1.3 million annually.
The Japanese automaker said the plant will focus on hybrid vehicles and is expected to begin production in 2029.
A middle-class homeowner and the owner of a $50 million mansion could save about the same $2,000 a year under Florida’s new property tax cut. Only one of them will notice.
In Ohio, $40 million in support couldn’t save crypto PACs’ preferred candidate.
Democrats took control of the House and Senate, flipping Senate seats in Texas, South Carolina, North Carolina, Kansas and Ohio.
The Buckeye State has become the prototype for how the country will respond to the rapid buildout of AI.
Voters named the cost of living a top issue. In Ohio, the Democrat who ran on grocery, gas and electric bills beat Trump’s Senate pick.
Democrats flipped governor’s races in Texas and Ohio despite nine-figure spending, and won Iowa’s governorship for the first time since 2006.
The Meta CEO has spent years accumulating luxury properties, including a secretive ranch with an underground shelter, an Irish castle, and a Lake Tahoe mountain retreat.
From Mark Zuckerberg’s Hawaii compound to Miami buyers who won’t consider a house without a generator, the rich have been planning for outages for years.
