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High-tech travel trailer uses batteries and the sun for power (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever looked longingly after a passing RV or camper, imagining yourself exploring the open road instead of sitting in workday traffic, a new high-tech option might make the traveling life more tempting — if you can afford it. Tech expert Omar Gallaga toured Lightship’s AE.1 when the company brought it to Austin recently. – The trailer converts to a roomy camper when it’s parked at a campsite. – EV batteries and solar panels allow the AE.1 to go “off the grid” for up to a week.
Deaf migrants deported without access to sign language interpreters (opens the original)
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When migrants who are deaf interact with immigration enforcement officials, they are supposed to have access to a sign language interpreter. But new reporting from Mother Jones has found that some of the more than 100 deaf immigrants who have been deported from the U.S. in 2026 have had no interpreters, or that the service was inadequate to their needs. Julia Métraux reports on disability issues for Mother Jones. She says migrants have been deported to countries that are not their own, without k
Hungry pets face automatic feeder outage (opens the original)
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When Petlibro’s automatic pet feeders stopped working after a cloud connection outage, customers made their feelings known on Reddit and elsewhere. Tech expert Omar Gallaga says the problem was compounded by continuing issues, even after the company said the system was fixed. – Petlibro makes pet feeders, fountains and cameras that work when connected to wi-fi and the company’s cloud service. – The company told customers the problem had been fixed soon after it was reported. But angry customers
Proposed Head Start changes would shift costs — and risk — to Texas (opens the original)
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For 60 years, Head Start has provided early childhood education for low-income children. President Donald Trump has now proposed major changes to rules that govern the program, including rolling back federal regulations and cutting costs. The administration says the changes will make the program available to more children living in poverty. Critics say the changes will severely weaken Head Start. In Texas, the student-to-teacher ratios could double, according to one study from the National Insti
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