Tesla can't buy land in Australia because CEO Elon Musk is so '[redacted]'Β
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Tesla canβt buy land in Australia because CEO Elon Musk is so β[redacted]βΒ
Tesla is trying to spend money and create jobs near Adelaide. But locals oppose the idea because Musk is so, and I quote: "[redacted]."Jameson Dow (Electrek)
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Shareholders Revolt Against CBS 'Deal' With Trump | Crooks and Liars
Shareholders Revolt Against CBS 'Deal' With Trump
Whoa, turns out Freedom of the Press Foundation OWNS STOCK in CBS/Paramount. Uh oh.Jake Johnson (Crooks and Liars)
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Nationwide Recalls on Cucumbers, Canned Beans and More
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Nationwide Recalls on Cucumbers, Canned Beans and More to Be Aware of Right Now
There are quite a few active recalls you should know about, including recalls on cucumbers, pumpkin seeds, soups and more.Danielle DeAngelis (EatingWell)
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Son brought his civil rights icon mom to Rosa Parks Museum β she froze when she saw her picture on the wall - Scoop Upworthy
Son brought his civil rights icon mom to Rosa Parks Museum β she froze when she saw her picture on the wall
'There I am... That's me,' Civil Rights icon's face lights up seeing pictures in a museum.Rajoshi Purkait (Upworthy)
John Fetterman Complains Media Shamed Him Into Working
Poor, poor Senator, having to show up for the work we pay him for, so unfair
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Fetterman Complains Media Shamed Him Into Showing Up For Senate Duties
Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) said Saturday he has begun attending more Senate hearings and votes not out of a renewed commitment to his job, but because the media "weaponized" his absences and mental health struggles.Kipp Jones (Mediaite)
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Tommy FitzpatrickWhile drinking, a pilot bet he could land outside the bar, 2 hours later he touched down in central New York in a stolen aircraft. Years latter he repeated the stunt because someone wouldnβt believe him.
It was on September 30, 1956 and New Jersey resident Thomas Fitzpatrick was visiting pals in his old stomping grounds of Washington Heights, in New York City. After a few drinks at a bar, the story goes someone proposed a bet that Fitzpatrick couldnβt get from Jersey to the Heights in 15 minutes.
Apparently, when he returned to Jersey that night, the challenge still stuck in his craw. So at around 3 a.m. he snuck into a single-engine plane at the Teterboro School of Aeronautics. Then, fortified by the courage that earned him a Purple Heart during the Korean War β and also maybe by beer β he flew the thing back to the Big Apple. Nailing a perfect landing on St. Nicholas Avenue near 191st Street in front of the bar in which the bet was placed earlier that day.The New York Times called it a βfine landingβ and reported that it had been widely called βa feat of aeronautics.β In that gentler era, Thomas was hailed not as a threat to society, but a minor hero. The planeβs owner refused to press charges. So instead of going to jail for grand larceny, Thomasβs only punishment was a hundred dollar fine. Which might explain why, two years later, he did it again.
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