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DoorDash Wins Federal Approval To Fly Its Own Delivery Drones
DoorDash Wins Federal Approval To Fly Its Own Delivery Drones
Via American Greatness,
DoorDash has cleared a major federal hurdle in its push to put drones, not just drivers, in charge of getting dinner to your door.
The San Francisco-based delivery company announced July 29 that it received Federal Aviation Administration Part 135 air carrier certification, the same category of authorization commercial airlines must hold to legally transport other people’s property for pay. The certificate makes DoorDash the eighth drone operator to earn the designation and clears the way for its new in-house...
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Viral Video Reveals Extent Of LA's Homeless Hell
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Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news,
A shocking video making the rounds shows the reality of life under Los Angeles bridges: a sprawling setup of makeshift homes complete with lighting tapped into the city power grid, tables of items, and a self-contained community living off public resources.
The clip, originally from local documentarian @whitewallstuntz, captures a resident proudly displaying his space. "This how people living out here in LA man. My boy got the whole bridge to himself."
The footage reveals lighting strung throughout, suggesting...
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US Military Hasn't Identified A Single Confirmed Mine In Strait Of Hormuz, Officials Tell NBC
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Another Detransitioner Wins A Huge Settlement
Another Detransitioner Wins A Huge Settlement
A woman who underwent a double mastectomy after identifying as "nonbinary" has reportedly secured a confidential $3.5 million settlement after suing the mental health professionals who approved her for the life-altering procedure. Camille Kiefel, 36, alleged in a malpractice lawsuit that two Oregon therapists signed off on the surgery after only brief telemedicine consultations, despite a documented history of mental health issues. The settlement was reached just days before the case was set to go to trial.
The case is already fueling renewed scrutiny of...
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