China's slaughterbots show WW3 would kill us all.

Via: Hal A. Lujah  •  News & Politics  •  6 Comments  •  1 Like  •  last year

Brazil mayor ‘faked gun attack’ for poll boost, got shot, then lost election anyway

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'Pizzagate' gunman fatally shot by police during traffic stop in North Carolina - BBC News

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“In 2016, Edgar Maddison Welch opened fire at a Washington DC pizzeria he believed was running a child sex-trafficking ring.”

Daaayum that robot can move

By: Hal A. Lujah  •  Health, Science & Technology  •  57 Comments  •  11 Likes  •  last year

Trump Announces Dumbest Person You Know Will Lead Missile Defense | The New Republic

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“Guess who's baaaaack.”

Elon Musk worked in US illegally in 1995 after quitting school - report | Elon Musk | The Guardian

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“the world's wealthiest individual was almost certainly working in the US without correct authorization for a period in 1995 after he dropped out of...”

Trump Supporters Get MAGA-Friendly Questions And Their Answers Will Shock You | HuffPost

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“Trump rallygoers' grasp of right-wing issues is not so MAGA-nificent in a "Jimmy Kimmel" video.”

Mysterious Monument On Capitol Hill 'Honors' Jan. 6 With A Bronze Turd | HuffPost

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“"Whoever did this is a national hero," said one Virginia resident passing by the installation that will grace the National Mall for a week.”

Builders warn Trump's mass deportation plan would drive up home costs

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“"the average high school student is not aspiring to do this work," and the existing workforce is aging — the average homebuilder is 57 years old.”

Starlink was offered for free to those hit by Hurricane Helene. It is not entirely free • The Register

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“According to the Starlink Helene page, new customers who qualify for free access will be automatically moved to a paid $120-a-month residential...”