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A replacement battery costs more than an electric car
A family in Florida drove into a major problem after buying a used electric vehicle: the replacement battery for their dead car wound up costing more than the used car was purchased for.
A replacement battery costs more than an electric car
Californians Told Not to Charge Electric Cars
California needs to charge electric vehicles only during the day
Siblings had to stop 6 times in 1 day to charge their rented Tesla
New law that will require electric car owners to pay $200 every year
Study finds electric vehicles lose value more quickly than gasoline
US summer home power bills to jump by nearly 8%
Damning report reveals dangerous Tesla Cybertruck flaws
'I had a choice between food and lights'
I have kids," said Hughey. "My bills are backed up and I had a choice between food and lights, and I had to get my lights back on."
'I had a choice between food and lights'
Consumer sentiment continues to drop as inflation drives up prices
Go meat-free and fly less
Here's how to save money on cooling bills as prices rise
Record high electricity rates are hitting Massachusetts residents
Utility rate increase announced for New Bothwell
'I feel cheated'
Residents in Palm Springs mobile home park deal with power outage
PS mobile home park seek answers after a month of power outages
California braces for rolling blackouts amid 'extraordinary heat event
Santa Ana provides new data that Orange County is ‘dumping’ homeless
Much of Orange County is transporting homeless people into Santa Ana, placing an unfair burden on that city to address the county’s homelessness crisis, city officials allege in court documents filed Monday.
The filing marks the city’s latest effort seeking legal relief over this issue. And this time, officials have some numbers and additional data that they hope will prove their point that many other cities in the county are “dumping” their homeless in Santa Ana.
“We now have better evidence that the county did not stop this practice. It’s just being done in other ways,” Santa Ana City Manager Kristine Ridge said.
Santa Ana officials and residents have long complained that they’ve become a dumping ground for the homeless.
Santa Ana officials said transfers from other communities have led to to a disproportionate number of homeless people in their city. From 2017 to 2019, homelessness in Orange County increased by 43 %; but in Santa Ana, homelessness increased by 77 %, according to the lawsuit. As of April 2019, more than 25 % of the county’s homeless lived in Santa Ana.
Santa Ana provides new data that Orange County is ‘dumping’ homeless
KKK Flag Displayed on White House Barn Outrages Tennessee Residents
Urinating woman is seen 'performing sex act on a man
Bar promoted a betting pool on whether Chicago or NYC would have more shootings on Labor Day weekend
Businesses fed up with city's 'hands-off' approach as crime, homelessness worsen
NJ students’ learning declined during pandemic
Specifically, it found that 37% of all students are learning below their grade level, in both English and math classes. In english language classes, a breakdown of the information for kindergarten through 10th grade shows that students for whom English is not their first language, 65% are below grade level. For economically disadvantaged students, the number is 54% below grade level. It’s 52% for Hispanics, and 51% for African Americans.
NJ students’ learning declined during pandemic: report
Oregon Governor signs new law allowing students to graduate without proving they can read, write, or do math
Minnesota middle school removes F from its grading system
Professor sues UCLA after refusing to grade Black students more leniently than peers
NYC cancels gifted and talented schools program because it 'discriminates against black and Hispanic students'
Fortnite exits China as government cracks down on ‘spiritual opium’
Turns out, Harvard students are stupid
Black Friday sounds RACIST
California's new educational guidelines say math is racist
Woke California school boards BAN teachers from giving D and F grades
Does the "I" stand for idiot? 01-Oct-2021
American Airlines urges pilots to conserve fuel amid shortage that could lead to more stops and fewer seats on flights
American Airlines is asking pilots to conserve fuel whenever possible as the US sees a surge in summer travel.
The air carrier released a memo to pilots Monday warning about a nationwide supply crunch and urging them to do everything possible to save fuel.
'Use all available fuel savings strategies when possible,' Managing Director of Flight Operations John Dudley said in the memo. 'Every gallon of jet fuel saved is helpful.'
American Airlines urges pilots to conserve fuel
Moment a Spirit Airlines passenger punches and kicks another woman
Spirit Airlines cancels more than 200 flights in a single day
Moment Frontier passenger is DUCT TAPED to a seat after 'groping two female flight attendants and punching male staff member in face'
A Florida woman exposed herself on a flight and had to be removed from the plane by officers
Woman slams American Airlines for losing her two CATS
Spirit Airlines customers rant at beleaguered carrier after hundreds of cancelations for the SIXTH day in a row
Biden administration wants airport bars to 'police' drink sales and ban 'to go' alcohol on flights
Disturbing moment Christian pilot gives American Airlines passengers a three-minute ‘sermon’ revealing his abuse as a child and sex addiction
Bedlam on US airlines and more vaccine and mask mandates
Japanese mayor says men should grocery shop during pandemic as women 'take a longer time'
The mayor of Japan's third-largest city is facing a public backlash after he suggested men are better suited to grocery shopping during the coronavirus pandemic, because women take too long and contribute to overcrowding at supermarkets.
The number of confirmed cases of the virus in Japan has spiked in recent weeks -- dashing hopes that the government's initial virus response had succeeded in controlling its spread. As of Thursday, Japan had 11,950 confirmed cases, including 299 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University. On March 1, the country had 243 cases.
That spike has seen a raft of new restrictions put in place nationwide. On Thursday, Osaka mayor Ichiro Matsui implied male grocery shoppers would reduce the potential spread of the virus as they would spend less time in stores.
"Women take a longer time grocery shopping because they browse through different products and weigh out which option is best," Matsui told reporters at a coronavirus press conference in Osaka on Thursday.
CNN
Indonesian official says sperm can impregnate women in pools
An Indonesian official has been ridiculed after she warned women that they could get pregnant from swimming in the same pool where men with “very strong” sperm ejaculate, according to reports.
Sitti Hikmawatty, a senior child protection official, made the unscientific claim in an interview last week with the local Tribunnews.com, according to Agence France-Presse.
“In a swimming pool, there’s a certain kind of sperm that is very strong,” Sitti told the news outlet during a video interview about teen pregnancies.
“If a person is aroused and ejaculates (in the pool) a pregnancy can happen even though there is no sexual penetration,” she said.
NY Post