Last year, when the Palisades Fire tore through Southern California, a white-over-blue Volkswagen T2 somehow (mostly) survived. It became a beacon of hope, and once the automaker learned about the bus, it pledged to fix it. Now, VW has restored it and is ready to show it off to the public. According to the automaker, the T2 needed significant work, including mechanical fixes.
ICE is claiming the computer ate its records the day after it was sued for abuse. 404 Media reports that after ICE’s Bridgeview Detention Center outside Chicago was sued October 30 for allegedly abusing detainees, the agency said that two weeks of video footage that could have shown how immigration detainees are treated in the
Socialist Zohran Mamdani is now the mayor-elect of New York City. Unfortunately for the city, they’re about to find out what a bad decision they made. Mamdani recently interviewed with PIX11 News’ politics managing editor and anchor Dan Mannarino, where he was asked about his plan for “free” buses and how he would pay for
S&P Global will release on Friday the November flash Purchasing Managers’ Indices (PMIs) for most major economies, including the United States (US). These surveys of top private sector executives provide an early indication of the business sector’s economic health. Market participants anticipate that the Global Services PMI will print at 54.8, matching the October reading
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An Ohio mother appeared in court this week to face that she has medically abused her two-year-old son in a near constant basis since he was born. Jennifer Parker, 43, has been charged with three counts of child endangerment, WLWT reported. “Meaning that she engaged in a pattern of the overutilization of inappropriate medical care
