Pennsylvania board denied resident’s request to form an After School Satan Club
A school district in Pennsylvania denied a resident’s request to form an After School Satan Club in Northern Elementary School on Tuesday.
Month: April 2022
Revenge spending may keep the economy chugging along
Now that some mask and vaccine mandates are being lifted, consumers seem ready to spend on travel and other leisure experiences. Call it the “revenge spending” phenomenon.
Driver claims computer on his Tesla froze while traveling 83 mph on California freeway
A man driving a Tesla Model 3 in Southern California said the vehicle’s computer froze while he was driving 83 mph on the freeway on April 7.
Rotting fruit, spoiled vegetables: How Texas just made the supply chain even worse
A weeklong protest by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott against President Biden’s recent immigration policy reached a resolution on Friday, but the gridlock it created has resulted in hundreds of millions of lost dollars and delays in shipments of everything from avocados to automobile parts that will have a longer-term impact.
How Nissan creates its signature ‘new car smell’
People love that “new car smell.” For most cars and SUVs, it’s a mixture of plastics, stain resistant fabrics and maybe some actual leather, as well. It’s a complex olfactory chorus of odors that elicits an emotional response. At car companies like Nissan there are professionals part of whose job is to sniff carefully and […]