Joe Biden's Betrayal and Mike Johnson's Fury

Apple unveiled new iPad Pro and iPad Air models this week, confirming every rumor we saw in recent months. Even the wild, last-minute claim that the OLED iPad Pro will feature the M4 chip instead of the expected M3 came true. The reason Apple went for the M4 this year probably has to do with artificial intelligence. Apple likely chose to futureproof its next-gen iPad Pro tablet as it prepares to launch generative AI features in iOS 18 and iPadOS 18. AI was one of the buzzwords of the Let Loose event when talking about the iPad Pro's performance, though Apple stopped short of actually announcing new genAI features. That won't happen until WWDC 2024 next month. Continue reading... The post First M4 iPad Pro benchmarks show us how fast it really is appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Apple Watch deals for April 2024 Today’s deals: MacBook Pro & Air blowout, $99 Bose speaker, $25 Fire TV Stick 4K, $15 TOZO earbuds, more Best Echo Dot deals for May 2024 Today’s deals: $79 AirPods, $249 iPad 9, free smart bulbs, Lexar memory sale, 20% off Galaxy S24, more

In the royal palace where Alexander the Great was crowned king of Macedonia in 336 BC at the tender age of 20, archaeologists have uncovered a space that has now been positively identified as teenage Alexander’s semi-communal bathroom. Read moreSection: NewsHistory & ArchaeologyAncient PlacesEuropeHistoryFamous PeopleRead Later 

President Joe Biden, still insisting that he is turning the economy around, repeated claims Wednesday that inflation "was 9% when I came to office," but federal reports show otherwise.

A Republican-led House committee released a report Thursday detailing "blatant misconduct" and mismanagement surrounding the mail ballot union elections administered by the National Labor Relations Board that have "resulted in the disenfranchisement of workers.

Former President Donald Trump on Thursday accused President Joe Biden of "taking the side of these terrorists" for threatening to withhold weapons from Israel for its incursion into Rafah, the last major Hamas stronghold in Gaza.

The Georgia State Election Board determined Tuesday that Fulton County used improper procedures during the 2020 recount of the presidential election.

The forensic facial reconstruction is based on a precise 3D model of the skull created with medical scans.

It’s a line that drove a generation, and now it is turning off the engine one final time. On Wednesday, General Motors announced that it is ending production of the Chevrolet Malibu later this year. The move is part of GM’s goal of focusing on electric vehicles, or EVs, over the gasoline-powered sedan. The Chevy Malibu first entered production in 1964. The mid-sized vehicle was a top-line subseries of the mid-sized Chevrolet Chevelle. From there, drivers could choose from different layouts, especially regarding doors and roof styles. With its more luxurious interiors compared to the Chevelle 300 and 300 Deluxe models, the Malibu has often been touted as the last affordable sedan. GM is officially ending production of the Chevy Malibu six decades after its debut After 60 years of production, GM is no longer making the Chevy Malibu / Wikimedia Commons Production of the Chevy Malibu completely ends officially in November, the company revealed this week. The start of this year saw Malibu sales down 12.5%, but in 2023, they were up 13% to 130,000. GM also plans on producing EVs exclusively by 2035. RELATED: Ford’s New Custom Electric Pickup Truck Is Causing All Sorts Of Nostalgia This week, GM also said it was pausing production of the Cadillac XT4 in Kansas after January 2025. Production is expected to resume later in the year for both the XT4 and the Bolt EV on the same assembly line, according to Reuters. Shifting business strategies to focus more fully on EVs sees GM drop the Malibu This line of sedans has been in production for six decades / Flickr Since its the Malbu’s premiere 60 years ago, GM has sold over 10 million units. 10 years ago, GM could expect to sell 200,000 Malibus a year. However, in 2023, sales dropped to 130,000 units. While foreign automakers like Honda, Toyota, and Hyundai sell six-figures worth of sedans, even their sales have been lesser than they were in decades past. Just as American drivers have been shifting away from sedans, GM is moving away from gasoline-powered cars and focusing on EVs. GM is investing $390 million into its Kansas-based assembly plant to build the next generation of the Chevrolet Bolt EVs, after ceasing production of the last generation back in December. Sedan sales have been down both in the U.S. and abroad / Wikimedia Commons The Detroit-based car manufacturer is also focusing on sports utility vehicles and crossovers. In recent months, it has oscillated between supporting, abandoning, and supporting again a plug-in hybrid car. CEO Mary Barra outlined plans for the manufacturer, noting, “Our forward plans include bringing our plug-in hybrid technology to select vehicles in North America,” but also insisted, “Let me be clear, GM remains committed to eliminating tailpipe emissions from our light-duty vehicles by 2035.” Did you own a Chevy Malibu? While also courting hybrids, GM is intent on producing EVs exclusively / Wikimedia Commons RELATED: The New Mach-E Electric Mustang By Ford Is Definitely A Real Mustang Click for next Article The post GM Ending Production Of Chevy Malibu After 60 Years appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly

NBC recently announced that Reba McEntire would play the lead in a new series, Happy’s Place, set for release 2024-2025. The country music star has starred in previous shows like Reba and Malibu Country and will be back again on set for more comical delight. This comes after Reba premiered her newest single, “I Can’t” on NBC’s The Voice, where she also works as a celebrity voice coach. Aside from music, Reba has made her mark on prime-time TV with recurring appearances on Young Sheldon, Big Sky, and Reba McEntire’s The Hammer. More on ‘Happy’s Place’   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Reba (@reba) Reba will star alongside Melissa Peterman, Belissa Escobedo, Pablo Castelblanco, Tokala Black Elk, and Reba’s partner Rex Linn as Bobbie. Belissa plays Bobbie’s half-sister, who suddenly shows up and joins her in running their late father’s restaurant. The upcoming sitcom also features some crew members from the set of the discontinued Reba; however, neither is connected to the other. RELATED: Reba McEntire Leaves Fans Shocked As She Shows Off Natural Hair Happy’s Place was confirmed to kick off shortly after Reba told Entertainment Tonight’s Ash Crossan that the pilot was done, and she has her “fingers crossed” for the series. “We had such a good time doing the pilot— we can’t wait to go back,” she said, noting that the same “wonderful, wonderful cast and crew” of the short-lived Malibu Country, including her boyfriend, Rex Linn, worked hard to make a comeback. Instagram Although Reba was discontinued due to Warner Bros’ merger with UPN to form The CW, it was a well-recognized show that amassed more fans for Reba beyond her country singing career. The Hollywood Reporter called her a “proven star and TV draw” who has helped broadcast networks and streaming platforms “break through a crowded landscape” and “travel globally.” Instagram She recalled the show being popular in “the Pacific Rim, Australia, England, and a lot of places in Europe,” spurring her to tour those areas as well. While fans await the new series and hope for its longevity, Reba is coaching her three team members on The Voice to make it to the finals. She is impressed by her candidates’ choice of emotional songs, which she says will touch the heart of the audience. Check out some official photos from the show in the video below: Click for next Article The post Reba McEntire’s New Sitcom Is Coming Soon — Here’s What We Know appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A