British journalist and translator who joined Diario AS in 2013. Focuses on soccer – chiefly the Premier League, LaLiga, the Champions League, the Liga MX and MLS. On occasion, also covers American ...

Solar-powered rabbit robots mimic the movements and heat signatures of real bunnies to lure Burmese pythons out of hiding in the Florida Everglades NBC 6 South Florida Researchers are using robotic ...

"One of the things I worry about is people getting captured by their tools," said Jane Street CTO Ron Minsky on the firm's podcast, Signals and Threads, this week. Jane Street has used functional ...

Invasive Burmese Pythons are a great threat to South Florida's native species — so much so that the state employs qualified contractors to help hunt them. The FWC says that "hunters, anglers" and ...

The Porsche 550 Spyder lives among genuine legends of motorsport history. The open-top model competed in 1954 at the Carrera Panamericana with factory drivers Hans Herrmann and Jaroslav Juhan duking ...

Burmese pythons — destructive and invasive snakes with few natural predators in Florida — have developed a new foothold outside the Everglades. A population of the pythons is "established" in South ...

The Czech Defense Ministry unveiled all four Rafael SPYDER air defense systems after completing a deal with Israel to modernize the country’s air defenses. The Czech Republic has received all four ...

The Porsche 550 Spyder was developed specifically for racing and made motorsport history in 1954. With a class victory and an impressive third-place finish overall at the Carrera Panamericana, the ...

718 Spyder RS (WLTP)*: Fuel consumption combined: 12.7 l/100 km; CO₂ emissions combined: 288 g/km; CO₂ class: G Mid-engined roadster with 59 kW (80 PS) more power. With the new 718 Spyder RS, the ...

There are few cars in Porsche history quite as romantic as the 550. Introduced at the Paris Auto Show in 1953, the compact two-door was specifically designed for racing. The car nicknamed the “Giant ...

Imagine a rabbit sitting quietly in the Everglades. Except this one is not real. Researchers at the University of Florida are deploying high-tech decoys designed to mimic the signals Burmese pythons ...