HE WILL NOT BE MISSED: James Talarico’s Campaign Goes Dark With Just 28 Days Until Election Day. “Talarico has not been seen publicly in Texas in over a week, with his last appearance occurring on Saturday, September 26, before he took a fundraising trip to New York City. There, he was treated to a VIP fundraising dinner where attendees, like a filmmaker who labeled America a ‘shithole’ and a group that advocates for child sex change surgeries, were charged $27,000 a plate.”

STILL DIDN’T GET HALF THE WORKING OVER WE GAVE HAMBURG:

Hamas loved the FA so much, they uploaded murder videos to the victim’s own social media accounts. The FO, not so much.

MAYBE THIS IS HOW AI KILLS EVERYBODY:

It shouldn’t be necessary to add “Please don’t hallucinate routes up the mountain called Widowmaker,” but here we are.

THE ENEMY WITHIN:

JOHN RINGO: “As the guy who writes plague books… Relax. Don’t let the MSM stampede you again.”

GAZANS ARE VICTIMS OF NOTHING BUT THEIR OWN CRUELTY:

DEMOCRATS SHOULD DO OPPO RESEARCH IN PRIMARIES:

INVENTED HERE, BUILT THERE: China’s Sneak Attack on the Battery American Taxpayers Paid For.

EnerVenue is not just another battery company. Its battery is a game changer. A steel vessel with nickel on one side, hydrogen on the other, and water in between, it cannot catch fire the way a lithium-ion battery can.

It uses no lithium. It uses no cobalt, the metal dug in the Democratic Republic of the Congo by Chinese companies and refined in China. Its raw materials, by the company’s own list, are steel, nickel, fiberglass, resin, and water—four of them mined or refined in America, the fifth mined next door in Canada. And it runs 30 years, 10 times the life of the lithium-ion cells now going onto the American grid.

The American taxpayer built this battery twice. NASA developed the nickel-hydrogen battery half a century ago and has flown it ever since; the Hubble telescope ran on it for 19 years. But it needed platinum, and engineers built it one cell at a time for spacecraft. It was too expensive for anything on Earth.

Then a Stanford laboratory, on Energy Department money—the American taxpayer’s dime—found a way to make it without the platinum. The cost problem was solved. The commercial door was open.

Today, EnerVenue has the one storage chemistry that could let America compete in one of the world’s fastest-growing battery markets without buying a single cell from China’s supply chain. It is exactly the technology that could get us out from under Beijing. Instead, EnerVenue’s first factory is in Changzhou, China. How did this happen?

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UNIONS, WHAT WOULD WE DO WITHOUT THEM?

“According to sources familiar with the incident, they did not trust him and wanted to keep a close eye on him throughout the flight. Sources also say United wanted to terminate Mossallam’s employment, but the pilots’ union blocked the move.”

WHY IS ACADEMIA SUCH A CESSPIT OF ANTISEMITISM?