Still wondering why NONE of the neighboring countries would take the "innocent civilian" Palestinians in and shelter them until the warfare has subsided. I'll bet they could even make a valid case to the UN to get reimbursed for cost.

Anyone else have an answer to that?

That's why the stations/media companies put those ridiculously long non-compete clauses in their talent contracts. They absolutely hate the free market when it comes to paying their employees. To some degree it's understandable and justified. If the station is doing a lot of promotion and developme...

Curious if it was just the off-air signals or were Comcast signals affected too? I believe Comcast gets their feed directly on a fiber connection.

Has HAMAS ever reported how many of their combatants have been killed?

Dupnack not going anywhere. It was a threat so she could get more at Fox 2 and wanted more anchoring time. Don't blame her a bit. That is the only way you know your true worth... shop your skills around and see if someone will actually pay you more. More folks would be happier (or get a rude awaken...

Update to the Jessica Dupnack story. Fox 2 was able to dig deep and counter 4s offer after all so she will remain with Fox 2. That's good news. I saw her doing a story (recorded though, so I didn't know how old it was) after it was stated she was going to 4 and was wondering how they got away with ...

Did Hamas only kill IDF Soldiers? Let me help you, no. Now Where did I read about an eye for an eye? So, 1400 vs 35,000. Bad analogy that firthersy point. There is no rational justification for what IDF is and has done. No one is questioning that the 1400 were innocent civilians. But absolutely no ...

Really this shouldn't have anything to do with the justices personal stances, unless those actually affect their judgements on the bench. If they can't defend their decisions on the bench with logic on how their decision on a matter aligns with the standing law or the Constitution, then THAT is wher...

As I recall, the original-original plan (late 1950s) was to have the 375 expressway connect to the US10 expressway (the Lodge) on Jefferson, as an expressway. That's a pretty stupid plan. It would have destroyed downtown. Actually... he might be right. What he's describing is the way the business s...

... Researchers generally agree that oil can continue to be sought, but as the extraction cost rises (like with fracking) consumers will shift to cheaper ways to lower their lives. ... :( From my perspective, cars started electric and should have stayed that way. Sure, and the entire country (and t...

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Wed May 15, 2024 9:31 pm

... Researchers generally agree that oil can continue to be sought, but as the extraction cost rises (like with fracking) consumers will shift to cheaper ways to lower their lives. ...

It’s a finite resource. We WILL RUN OUT in the next 100 years or so. Obsolescence will happen whether you approve or not. If we all believed that "peak oil" BS in the 70's we'd have been out of oil and gas a couple decades ago! Rate This doesn't have the Petroleum Tin Foil Hat. Oil consumption is o...

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Tue May 14, 2024 1:40 pm

It’s a finite resource. We WILL RUN OUT in the next 100 years or so. Obsolescence will happen whether you approve or not.

If we all believed that "peak oil" BS in the 70's we'd have been out of oil and gas a couple decades ago!

The suits state attorneys general filed against 3M, et al. for PFAS made sense. Harm in precise physical locations could be directly attributed to the substance. I am unsure how one can prove what portion of climate change can be directly attributed to burning of fossil fuels. I am also unsure how ...

The suits state attorneys general filed against 3M, et al. for PFAS made sense. Harm in precise physical locations could be directly attributed to the substance. I am unsure how one can prove what portion of climate change can be directly attributed to burning of fossil fuels. I am also unsure how ...