Month: November 2025

A former Paramount executive reportedly filed a discrimination lawsuit against the entertainment company on Friday, claiming he was fired for thinking “old” and being white. Joseph Jerome filed a lawsuit in California federal court challenging Paramount’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) policies, which the 58-year-old says led to his firing in 2024, according to a report by the Hollywood Reporter. Notably, Paramount’s …

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With a lawsuit still in court, Ocean City continues to rack up legal bills in its fight against offshore wind, with more than $350,000 spent so far. City Manager Terry McGean said the city has paid $332,815 in legal fees to its outside legal counsel, the Washington, D.C. firm Marzulla Law, which was hired last …

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Former Pittsburgh Steelers player Antonio Brown endorsed President Trump at a rally in Latrobe, PA, October 19, 2024, photo by Kristinn Taylor. Antonio Brown, a former NFL star and wide receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers, was extradited from Dubai to the United States on Thursday and faces an attempted murder charge. It can be recalled …

JUST IN: Ex-NFL Star Antonio Brown Extradited from Dubai, Arrested on Attempted Murder Charge in Miami Read More »

transgender New Hampshire state legislator Stacie Laughton pleads guilty to sexual exploitation of children A former transgender New Hampshire state legislator pleaded guilty to sexual exploitation of children this week. Stacie Laughton (biological male), a Democrat who was elected to the New Hampshire House three times and resigned twice over legal problems, is facing up …

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The U.S. government on Thursday unveiled a pilot program to combat skyrocketing prescription drug costs in Medicaid by pegging prices to those in other developed nations. The plan could save billions for low-income Americans and taxpayers. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) introduced the Generating Cost Reductions for U.S. Medicaid (GENEROUS) model, a voluntary program …

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For my entire adult life, I’ve opposed ending the filibuster. It’s the only thing that prevents tyranny of the majority on Capitol Hill. If Democrats had been able to end the filibuster in Joe Biden’s first couple of years, they would currently still control the House and Senate, the Supreme Court would have added four …

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China’s October’s export figures have revealed a sharp and unexpected contraction, marking the first decline since February and underscoring the devastating impact of renewed U.S.-China trade tensions under President Donald Trump. As tariffs bite deeper and front-loaded shipments to America dry up, Beijing’s manufacturing machine is sputtering, raising alarms about a potential cascade of economic …

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California is projected to spend nearly $10 billion on health benefits for illegal aliens during the 2025–2026 budget period, an amount 28 times greater than what the state plans to allocate for its own law enforcement agencies, according to a new report from the Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO). Governor Gavin Newsom’s finalized state budget sets aside $348 …

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President Donald J. Trump’s Border Czar, Tom Homan, has vowed to press ahead with immigration enforcement operations in New York City following Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani’s victory in Tuesday’s mayoral race. Mamdani, himself a Ugandan immigrant, has pledged to maintain the city’s “sanctuary” status, hindering local law enforcement from cooperating with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents. “We will …

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On farms in the 1920s and 1930s, the batteries used to store electricity from windmills were lead-acid batteries, often stored in glass jars. These systems, such as the Delco-Light system, provided a reliable way to generate and store power for rural homes and businesses.  Lead-acid batteries: This was the dominant type of rechargeable battery technology for these early …

In early 1920-30 farms,what kind of batteries were used to store electricity from windmills Read More »