honda saloon render 2024 New line-up will be inspired by Zero Saloon concept shown at CES earlier this year Honda is working on a Tesla Model 3-rivalling saloon as one of seven radical new electric cars it will bring to market by 2030. The saloon is part of the firm’s new 0 Series, which represents a total reset […]
Julius Malema has a reputation for defying boundaries. His speeches at otherwise run-of-the-mill parliament sittings light up social media, the party he built from scratch almost 11 years ago has flourished to become South Africa’s third largest party and his reach extends not just across the nation but to elsewhere on the continent as well. […]
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) — When interviewed about his plans after a shock electoral victory last fall, Argentina’s President-elect Javier Milei gave his go-to answer in a blink: “To exterminate inflation.” “After that …” he trailed off, as though searching for anything else that could possibly matter. “Life,” he said, shrugging. Driven by a single-minded […]
Boeing’s search for a new CEO ranks as the most closely watched succession drama in decades. If the manufacturing icon makes the wrong choice, its airline customers won’t get the planes they desperately need in the years ahead, raising prices and cutting frequency of travel for the 2.2 billion people who fly each year. It’s […]
Mixed message much? Donald Trump made a muddled pitch for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Truth Social Thursday, attempting to taint the political outsider’s independent appeal by comparing him to President Joe Biden and the Democrats. In a nearly three-minute video, Trump called Kennedy a “much better” option for Democrats than Biden, but warned viewers […]
TALLAHASSEE, Florida — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis predicted Thursday that two initiatives dealing with abortion rights and recreational marijuana will fail at the ballot box this November once voters become aware of the “radical” elements included in the two measures. The remarks made by DeSantis are his first public comments on the initiatives since the […]
Over a decade ago, Warren Buffett, the legendary investor and philanthropist, humorously suggested an unconventional plan that he believed could address the United States’ escalating deficit issue. During a live interview on CNBC with Becky Quick in 2011, Buffett proposed a legislative approach to incentivize Congress to manage the nation’s finances more responsibly. Don’t Miss: […]
Karen Burch, a retired teacher who lives in Blue Springs with her husband, a retired police officer, was disgusted by what she called the “inaccurate and racist” mailer she received urging her to vote yes on the stadiums tax on Tuesday. “Don’t let the radical left take the Chiefs from us,” the mailer said, alongside […]
Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed on Monday that a terrorist attack outside Moscow that left almost 140 people dead “was committed by radical Islamists.” Putin had previously suggested that Ukraine might have some connection with the bloody terrorist attack, without providing any evidence. Ukrainian officials have vehemently denied any connection to the attack. In a […]
Former President Trump has transformed the Republican National Committee (RNC) in a matter of days as the organization heads into the general election campaign. In the same week Trump officially became the presumptive nominee, the RNC hit reset, making significant staffing changes that included bringing in several new faces to senior leadership positions, firing some […]
When Traci Letts finally found the perfect shoes for her son Mike – a pair of white Nike trainers with a splash of green – the store didn’t have the right size. So she went to another. “They had to be just right,” she said. “He always wanted to dress well.” The high-top shoes completed […]
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina’s public schools superintendent and some state legislators won’t be returning to their positions in 2025 after primary defeats by challengers who questioned their rivals’ commitment to social conservatism or a Democratic agenda. Superintendent of Public Instruction Catherine Truitt narrowly lost Tuesday’s Republican primary to Michele Morrow, a home-schooling parent […]