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Have you ever owned the same car more than once? Sometimes, a car comes back to you like a boomerang for a second (or even third) round of ownership. For example, I ended up buying back my first car, a 1986 Chevrolet Celebrity, six years after selling it the first time. Here is another Chevy…
General Motors has filed a patent application for battery cells with unusual shapes designed to aid cooling. Instead of the rectangular shape of the automaker’s current Ultium cells, the patent application, first spotted by Motor1, discusses Lego-shapes that leave channels when the cells are assembled into modules. These channels could be used for cooling, helping…
As the Easter Jeep Safari kicks off for the 58th year, the off-road automaker continues its tradition of creating concepts for enthusiasts to drool over. On Monday, Jeep unveiled four concepts for the 2024 event, including two modified Wranglers, one Gladiator, and a Grand Wagoneer. Each concept gives a strong nod to the past in various ways…
A Georgia woman was kidnapped, burned and cut by an assailant as she was attempting to leave work, according to her family. The victim’s family told DeKalb County Police the woman, who is in her 60s, was leaving work at an accounting firm along Montreal Road in Tucker on Wednesday when she was attacked, WXIA reported….
The first International Transgender Day of Visibility was on March 31, 2009 and has been celebrated on the same day of the year from then on. But this year, since it happens to fall on Easter Sunday, certain people are losing their minds about it. Especially Republicans. On Friday, the White House made the following…
Tesla has just announced that it produced its six millionth electric car and it appears it was a Tesla Model Y. The company wrote on its main X channel: “Produced our 6 millionth car! Thank you to our owners & teams around the world for your support & hard work—it truly matters.” The post includes…
Immigrants built America. That’s an indisputable fact. But today there are many politicians and pundits who would like us to believe that the great contributions of immigrants stopped somewhere in the late 1800s with the completion of the Brooklyn Bridge. This week provided a stark reminder of just how integral immigrants are to the nation’s…
The arc of the moral universe — the one that is supposedly long and bending toward justice — seems finally to be edging closer to its mark. A series of events in recent days — the defenestration of Ronna McDaniel, threatened disbarment of John Eastman, capitulation of Kari Lake in a defamation lawsuit — suggests…
Washington Week With The Atlantic “The Biden people seem to be more scared of [RFK Jr.] than the Trump people are … It’s a real wild card partly because the anti-vaxxer vote is a pretty hard-core part of the Republican base.” Courtesy of Washington Week With The Atlantic March 30, 2024, 11:33 AM ET Editor’s…
David Walker, a sailor killed in the WWII attack on Pearl Harbor, is memorialized at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu. Soon, a rosette will be placed next to his name to indicate that he has been accounted for. The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency hide caption toggle caption The Defense POW/MIA Accounting…