There are limits to the first and second Amendments in America, apparently. A plot right out of the 1916 America First playbook (e.g. Preparedness Day bombing of SF) has been foiled by FBI arrests. Here are some of the many important details to this new story, as documented by Heavy. According to the criminal complaint, … Continue reading FBI Announces Arrest of Nazis Attempting to Destroy Baltimore
Here are two fascinating quotes from an article about how journalists should be trained to report on road deaths. First the government: “It’s as if we were living through a war,” Pete Buttigieg, Biden’s transportation secretary, said of road death rates in the US. “We cannot accept that these fatalities are somehow an inevitable part … Continue reading “Like we’re living through a war”: U.S. Road Deaths Hit 16 Year High
I’ve never been a fan of screens in cars. The last thing I want are “idiot lights” on a dashboard. In 2020, Autoevolution highlighted “lack of physical buttons [in Tesla] as one of the worst automotive trends.” Lo and behold the new Cadillac EV designers understand why touch means haptic, and they’ve delivered a proper … Continue reading Luxury EV Cadillac Lyriq Wows Critics With Knobs and Buttons
An article in Forbes seems to bend over backwards to emphasize that it’s talking about a defensive support technology. …exactly the type of “inoffensive” and non-escalatory tool NATO is looking for to help meet Ukraine’s need for modern armor. As an amphibious troop carrier, clocking in at half the weight of an Abrams tank, the … Continue reading Lowly U.S. Troop Carriers Now Considered Superior to Russia’s Best Attack Armor