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China announced that it would recall over 285,000 model three and model by cars in the country because of a software glitch that could enable passengers to accidentally activate the autopilot system. let's get some of the day's other news. jeff bezos�*s space firm blue 0rigin is suing nasa over a decision to award a near $3 billion contract to elon musk�*s spacex. the former amazon boss's firm said there were "fundamental issues" with the deal, calling it unfair. nasa is yet to comment, but it has the backing of a federal watchdog. facebook has told the bbc that it is actively removing acc...

John Martinis is awarded the John Stewart Bell Prize for Research on Fundamental Issues in Quantum Mechanics and Their Applications.

The governor’s office unveiled a 900-page energy overhaul bill Wednesday, accelerating a yearslong process which advocates hope will end in a comprehensive clean energy platform as the session nears its final month. The stated goal of the bill is to drive Illinois to 100 percent “clean” energy by 2050. That, Deputy Gov. Christian Mitchell said in an interview Wednesday, would include nuclear power as a major contributor. Another goal is to bring Illinois to 40 percent of its utility scale energy produced by renewables, such as wind and solar, by 2030. Right now, that number is around 8 ...

The state Senate and House passed more than 750 bills last week, addressing isolated timeouts in schools, youth vaping, teaching Muslim history, the commemoration of Juneteenth and automatic voter registration in prisons, among other topics. Friday was the deadline for the General Assembly to pass bills out of each chamber, for consideration in the other chamber. The General Assembly’s session is scheduled to end May 31. Capitol News Illinois has summarized below a few of the notable bills that passed one chamber last week. To become law — among other pathways — the bills will still nee...

By Sarah Mansur & Capitol News Illinois • 4 hours ago Credit Capitol News Illinois file photo The state Senate and House passed more than 750 bills last week, addressing isolated timeouts in schools, youth vaping, teaching Muslim history, the commemoration of Juneteenth and automatic voter registration in prisons, among other topics. Friday was the deadline for the General Assembly to pass bills out of each chamber, for consideration in the other chamber. The General Assembly’s session is scheduled to end May 31. Capitol News Illinois has summarized below a few of the nota...