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China GT Says Its Safety Setup Complied With National-Level Standards. The Driver Was Pulled From His Burning Ferrari by a Rival Who Stopped Mid-Race and Took a Fire Extinguisher From a Marshal.
On Saturday 5 September 2026, on the back straight at Shanghai, David Chen of Harmony Racing and Neil Verhagen of TBC by 610Racing made contact and slid through the grass. Chen's Ferrari 296 GT3 struck the Ferrari of Ollie Millroy, which caught fire with Millroy inside it. Loek
Britain Played the "Think of the Children" Card to Build a Digital Checkpoint. A VPN Became the #1 App.
For as long as pornography has existed online, proving you were old enough to see it meant clicking a button that said so.
Congratulations, Linux Users: The EU Has Officially Declared You A Minor
Gather around, citizens of the digital age! The European Union has once again descended from the heavens to save us from ourselves, this time wielding the ultimate holy grail of cryptography: the Mandatory Age Verification System.
Why We Can’t Have an Objective Press: Because Journalistic Integrity Costs Exactly One (1) Comped Trip to Beijing
According to newly unearthed foreign-agent filings, a whole roster of elite, blue-check journalists from CNN, MSNBC, NPR, Vox, and the Times were treated to all-expenses-paid junkets by the China-United States Exchange Foundation (CUSEF).
Southwest Ends 'Bags Fly Free' After Nearly Five Decades
Two free bags and no assigned seats were the whole pitch for fifty years. An activist investor had other ideas.