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Tesla Allegedly Showed Cooked Data to Get Full Self-Driving Approved
As if things couldn’t get any worse for Tesla in Europe, traffic safety researchers now say they’ve caught the company cooking numbers they gave to regulators in order to get its “Full Self-Driving” system approved. The discrepancy was spotted by Reuters, which claims that data Tesla gave to authorities in Sweden and the Netherlands grossly…
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Former ‘Top Gear’ host Jeremy Clarkson diagnosed with ‘aggressive’ form of prostate cancer
Jeremy Clarkson, the British television host best known for BBC’s “Top Gear,” revealed this week that he is battling prostate cancer. The 66-year-old personality unveiled his diagnosis in the two most recent episodes of his farm-keeping series “Clarkson’s Farm,” which streams on Prime Video. He detailed his condition to co-hosts Kaleb Cooper and Charlie Ireland…
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‘Peter!’ Trump interrupts Fox News’ Doocy when pressed on handing cash to Iran
Fox News’ Peter Doocy was interrupted Wednesday by President Donald Trump when pressing for answers on the tentative peace deal Washington reached with Tehran last weekend, a deal that has sparked outrage among the more hawkish wing of the Republican Party. Details of the deal, which is reportedly a 14-point memorandum of understanding, include an…
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Lil Nas X gets candid about bipolar disorder, rehab after mental health episode: ‘I’m feeling better’
Lil Nas X says he feels “less fear in my heart” as he opens up about receiving treatment for bipolar disorder and moving forward from the mental health episodethat landed him in hot water with law officials last year. The Grammy winner (real name Montero Lamar Hill) addressed last year’s events in a video Wednesday…
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Trump nominee defends image of Jewish man with ‘pitchfork and horns’ at Senate grilling
One of President Donald Trump’s nominees told senators that a magazine cover depicting a Jewish man with horns and a pitchfork was not antisemitic. Charlton Allen, nominated to be general counsel of the Federal Labor Relations Authority, made the claim during a confirmation hearing before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Wednesday.…
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Riverside city manager steps down amid turmoil in City Hall
Riverside City Manager Mike Futrell has agreed to step down, capping off months of political turmoil in the Inland Empire’s largest city. Futrell has resigned from the role effective July 5, the city announced Tuesday after the City Council met behind closed doors. In a statement posted to social media, Futrell called his departure “part…
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Trump’s ‘rambling and incoherent’ G7 press conference pushes MS NOW to cut away
Donald Trump’s much-anticipated press conference to address his Iran peace deal didn’t last long on MS NOW, with host Alicia Menendez cutting in as he discussed the war before taking questions, with the president sounding both hoarse and out of breath. Before taking questions, the president jumped from topic to topic about the attack on…
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Sister of Gilgo Beach victim demands Rex Heuermann look her in the eye
“Look at me while I’m talking!” Amanda Funderburg demanded in court that Rex Heuermann, the hulking monster who strangled her sister, Melissa Barthelemy to death in 2009, at least look her in the eyes. Funderburg was just 15 when her sister was murdered in 2009 — and was forced to endure cruel mocking calls from…
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Read ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’ star Nicholas Brendon’s 11-word handwritten will
Nicholas Brendon’s alleged handwritten will has been revealed, just three months after his death at age 54. In court documents filed on Monday, and obtained by TMZ, the “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” star’s twin brother, Kelton Schultz, is seeking to have a probate court validate the will. “My will. Sarah gets nothing kel gets everything.…
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Analyst explains why the Supreme Court’s latest immigration case could set a new precedent
The Supreme Court may decide whether the Trump administration can hold immigrants in Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, detention indefinitely without bond hearings. Writing for Slate, Legal analyst Alexis Romero warned this could undermine due process across the entire court system. “We should all be worried.” The case involves Carol Black and Keisy G.M.,…