I cannot tell you how many tech journalists at prominent media organizations do not understand this

Proud to be a member of a union that fights for free speech, for working people, and against billionaire oligarchs control of the media.

Wait it out. It’s only a matter of time until you can do the same stupid thing for even less $$$

And I’m not versed in how the police use the system. Maybe they want it bc it’s an easy way to meet quotas or harass folks who aren’t up to snuff. Regardless, there’s an irony in the folks who claim they “back the blue” actively not “backing the blue.”

It’s mostly making sure tires, seat belts, and brakes are up to snuff. The Tribune notes the below study in support of them, but tbh the good intentions behind the inspections are probably weighed down in some needless bureaucratic BS, but maybe it’s a small price to pay for the times it works?

Texas is getting rid of vehicle safety inspections.

Police orgs spoke against the bill.

Multiple conservatives and conservative groups still supported its passing.

The folks that claim to “back the blue” sure had no trouble showing their backs to the blue.

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Nissan still sells a 2025 MY, though I don’t really know to whom

Let’s not forget about the Leaf

How America Lost Control of the Bird Flu, Setting the Stage for Another Pandemic - KFF Health News Exclusive reporting reveals how the United States lost track of a virus that could cause the next pandemic. Problems like the sluggish pace of federal action, a deference to industry, and neglect for ...

hey so! this is terrifying :)

I've been warning about this for a while. Sooner than you think U.S. economists may have to go Argentine, cobbling together alternative estimates of inflation, employment and so on because the official data have been corrupted.

Jean Jennings Has Died; Former Car and Driver Editor Was a Pioneering Auto Journalist The legendary Jean (Lindamood) Jennings was part of what made the '80s unforgettable at Car and Driver, and she leaves behind legions of fans.

The legendary Jean (Lindamood) Jennings was part of what made the '80s unforgettable at Car and Driver, and she leaves behind legions of fans.

Carlos Tavares looking like a Euro Larry David

Carlos Tavares looks like an AI output to the prompt “European Larry David”

10Best Cars for 2025 Our annual celebration of the year's automotive superstars.

Our annual celebration of the year's automotive superstars.

Jaguar Type 00

Batmobile from Batman the animated series

Same vibe

Front of Chrysler Pacifica with Dodge design cues

Rear of Chrysler Pacifica with Dodge design cues

I’m absolutely convinced the design of the current Chrysler Pacifica was originally intended for use on a stillborn replacement to the Grand Caravan/Dodge-badged Pacifica variant

Can’t stress enough if you plan to attend a protests, turn your phone off miles from the site & don’t turn it back on until you’re miles away. Go ahead and buy a faraday bag. It’s not crazy.

Idk if such logic can get through to them, but it seems to accomplish their goal of cutting spending w/o completely upending the growing domestic EV industry

From a purely pragmatic lens …

The admin can cut gov spending on EV incentives (so it can transfer the $ to the wealthy via tax cuts)—and keep job creators in the space incentivized to invest domestically—by limiting the lease cred to EVs that qualify for the the full/partial cred when purchased

Hell yeah, the Aztana that Pontiac was too chicken to make

Car and Driver's 0-to-150-to-0 Speed Test 2023 Hitting 150 mph is tough. Stopping from 150 mph is even more punishing. Which is why we decided to do both, back to back.

Hitting 150 mph is tough. Stopping from 150 mph is even more punishing. Which is why we decided to do both, back to back.