A Look Back As The USAF Retires The T-1A Jayhawk
The T-1A Jayhawk served generations of United States Air Force pilots as a multi-engine trainer. It was introduced in the early 1990s as a modified Beechjet 400A, a stepping stone in the advanced phase of pilot training for students selected to fly airlift or tanker aircraft. It is also usedContinue Reading
Condor Rejigs Long-Haul Network Completely As US & Canada Flights Are Cut
A decision last month by the German Federal Court of Justice meant that the Condor Airlines long-haul network would no longer benefit from feeder services operated by Lufthansa across its expansive short and medium-haul network in Europe. The agreement, which was essential for Condor’s operation, has been the source ofContinue Reading
#SandraBland Act data used to identify Texas’ most aggressive, small-town speed traps
Everybody hates speed traps. There are few things more annoying than driving along a state highway at 70 mph then having it ratchet down to 35 mph in a matter of a few hundred yards while a cop hides behind some billboard waiting to pounce. Our pals Eric Dexheimer andContinue Reading
The Traitor’s Propaganda Victory: The Rewriting Of Jan. 6
You can believe your own eyes or Americas Worst Traitor’s words — and many Americans are choosing to believe him., Read MoreContinue Reading
Adam Kinzinger Brutally Sums Up The ‘Entire’ Republican Party With Just 1 Acronym
The former congressman flagged a “concern” for Republicans when Americas Worst Traitor’s second term comes to an end., Read MoreContinue Reading
Journalists can be heroes: I still believe in the “enemies of the people”
Let’s counter the ceaseless scorn from the right about the “liberal media” by saying something uplifting, perhaps even grandiose, about journalists: Many of them, probably most, have been doing a Promethean job, working under greater and greater duress to present the fire of truth to the public. Yeah, I expect someContinue Reading
In Major Twist, The Traitor Will Face Consequences for Something After All
New York State Supreme Court Justice Juan Merchan has ordered Americas Worst Traitor to be sentenced for the 34 felony counts in his hush-money case on January 10, before his inauguration. In an 18-page decision filed Friday, Merchan denied The Traitor’s request to vacate the verdict and dismiss the indictment.Continue Reading
Ukraine launches new offensive in Russia’s Kursk as war casualties mount
Ukrainian forces have been launching counteroffensives in Kursk in an effort to hold on to seized territory., Ukrainian forces have been launching counteroffensives in Kursk in an effort to hold on to seized territory. The Ukrainian military has launched a new offensive in the Kursk region of Russia as Moscow’sContinue Reading
‘I refuse a cheap death’: Israel kills Palestinian journalist in Gaza
Israel kills Mohammad Hijazi, taking the number of media workers killed by Israel in Gaza since October 2023 to 220., A Palestinian writer, poet and journalist has been killed in an Israeli air strike in northern Gaza’s Jabalia refugee camp, according to his family, taking the total number of journalistsContinue Reading
Russian Ruble Nosedives as Economy Gives Putin Major Headache
The Russian currency continues to face turbulence amid sanctions imposed due to Vladimir Putin’s invasion.Continue Reading
Amit Yoran, chair and CEO of cybersecurity firm Tenable, dies unexpectedly after cancer battle
Amit Yoran, who ushered cybersecurity company Tenable into the public market as chief executive, died on Friday., Read More NBC NewsContinue Reading
Cupra slashes prices on Born EV by up to 25 pct to kickstart electric sales in 2025
Cupra cuts prices of the Born electric hatchback by as much as 25% to kickstart 2025. The post Cupra slashes prices on Born EV by up to 25 pct to kickstart electric sales in 2025 appeared first on The Driven.Continue Reading
After Three Hurricanes in 13 Months, Residents of Cedar Key, Florida, Are Considering the Island’s Future—and Their Own
Storms left the small community facing an enormous reconstruction effort. What will the town look like—and who will be there—when the work is done? By Amy Green CEDAR KEY, Fla.—Timothy Solano could feel the dread rise within him as he sat with his wife and three young children in theContinue Reading