Former DOGE chief Elon Musk has said that he regrets some of the posts he made last week about US President Donald Trump. The two traded threats and insults online last week, in a row [...] The post Musk Says He Regrets Things He Posted About Trump “They Went Too Far” appeared first on The People's Voice.

Fears that Christianity was incompatible with life in a rock band caused much soul-searching for U2 in the early '80s, and almost led the band to break up

 Tom Bodett, most recognized as the voice for the Motel 6 chain, has issued a lawsuit to the tune of $1.2 million plus unspecified damages along with a share of profits.  Since OYO purchased the Motel 6 chain from Blackstone Real Estate in December of 2024, Tom Bodett severed ties due to OYO missing a payment.  You can read more about the ordeal at https://www.insideradio.com/free/motel-6-spokesperson-tom-bodett-sues-chain-for-unauthorized-use-of-name-voice/article_0b98a245-7799-431a-88f6-a89dcc7cc3f6.html

President Donald Trump is set to revoke California’s electric vehicle mandates, which have been adopted by nearly a dozen other states nationwide. The president will sign three congressional resolutions on Thursday, putting an end to California’s ban on the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035, Reuters reported. The imminent move, made possible by Trump signing resolutions of disapproval under the Congressional Review Act, was celebrated by a group representing major automakers, including GM, Stellantis, Toyota, Hyundai, and Volkswagen. “The fact is these EV sales mandates were never achievable,” said Alliance for Automotive Innovation CEO John Bozzella. “In reality, meeting the mandates would require diverting finite capital from the EV transition to purchase compliance credits from Tesla.” Sen. Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV), who led the effort to strip the EV mandate, said that Trump plans to sign the resolutions at the White House Thursday morning, POLITICO reported. The California mandate was adopted by 11 other states, representing one-third of the auto market in the United States. One of the resolutions signed by Trump repeals a U.S. Environmental Protection Agency waiver that was granted under the Biden administration and greenlit California’s mandate for at least 80% of new vehicles to be electric by 2035, according to Reuters. Trump will sign another resolution approved by the Republican-controlled Congress to rescind a 2023 EPA approval for California to require automakers to produce more zero-emission heavy-duty trucks. The third resolution eliminates the state’s low-nitrogen oxide regulation targeting heavy-duty trucks and off-road vehicles. Republicans and auto companies have pushed for the EV regulations to be addressed. Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) said last month that the EPA’s waivers allowed California “to dictate emissions standards for the whole country – effectively imposing a nationwide electric vehicle mandate.” In May, the GOP-led House voted to pass a Congressional Review Act resolution of disapproval for the EV mandate with the support of 35 Democrats. The Congressional Review Act allowed the Senate to bypass a filibuster to undo the EV regulations, as The Daily Wire previously reported. In their vote, Senate Republicans were joined by Michigan Democrat Sen. Elissa Slotkin, who said she has “a special responsibility to stand up for the more than one million Michiganders whose livelihoods depend on the U.S. auto industry.” Trump signaled his support for ending California’s EV mandate while on the 2024 campaign trail. “When I’m president, no state in America will be permitted to ban gas-powered cars or trucks, and I guarantee it,” Trump told his supporters at a rally in Saginaw, Michigan. California Democratic Attorney General Rob Bonta said his state would sue over Trump’s move “to protect California’s longstanding authority to maintain clean vehicle standards.” “President Trump may be playing partisan games with lives and good-paying jobs on the line—but California won’t back down,” Bonta added.

Sometimes, the most innocent mistakes can be hilarious. We often see these kinds of funny moments play out on live TV, and we can’t help but laugh at the awkwardness. Jenna Bush Hager had a hilarious faux pas during the Today Show on June 10 that left Al Roker a bit confused. They were talking about her grandmother, former First Lady Barbara Bush, and her new stamp. Jenna joked with Al Roker, “Remember when you made out with her, Al?” The moment caught Craig Melvin, Savannah Guthrie, Carson Daly, and most importantly, Al Roker completely off guard. But Jenna quickly doubled down, “Didn’t you kiss her?” “How ‘bout that! I’ve been kissed by the best!” Watch the exciting moment Barbara Bush surprised Willard Scott with a kiss during the 1989 inaugural parade for President George H.W. Bush pic.twitter.com/ya9wBByMQG— TODAY (@TODAYshow) April 18, 2018 Jenna Bush Hager Quickly Realized Al Roker Didn’t Kiss Barbara Bush Within moments, Jenna Bush Hager looked at Al Roker and blurted, “That was Willard.” Speaking of former Today Show weatherman Willard Scott. Al agreed, “That was Willard, other bald weather guy.” “It was awkward on so many levels, so many levels,” Al said. “I’m thinking, ‘Did I make out with her grandmother?'” Of course, he wanted everyone to know he had nothing but love for Barbara Bush, “Not that I wouldn’t have!” Jenna was referring to the moment when Willard Scott kissed Barbara Bush during the 1989 Inaugural Parade. George H.W. Bush waved at Willard, and Barbara ran over to steal a kiss. “How ’bout that?” Willard quipped. “I’ve been kissed by the best!” Jenna Bush Hager shared her thoughts on the new stamp and what Barbara Bush’s 100th birthday would have been like. The Today Show shared images of the new stamp on Instagram, captioned, “‘I feel like she’s still with us in a million different ways.’ Jenna Bush Hager announced the Post Office is issuing a new stamp honoring her grandmother, former first lady Barbara Bush. The Post Office says the stamps celebrate her spirit as a tireless advocate for literacy and her famously sharp sense of humor.” The post Al Roker Hilariously Sets The Record Straight About Kissing Barbara Bush appeared first on InspireMore.

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