Let’s clear this up a little bit. Yes, Toyota is moving some Tacoma production to Texas.
Temporarily.
They are moving it from their Baja, California plant over to Texas while they continue upgrades to their newer plant in Guanajuato, Mexico.
This is not permanent. It’s literally just a layover. While some Tacoma production will stay it Texas, it’ll move back to mostly Mexico when upgrades are finished.
The approximately 2,000 jobs this will bring is not even a dent in the 400,000 we’ve lost since Trump was elected.
Link: https://t.co/WZrNmKniLn
No cervical cancer deaths in women who had HPV vaccine
ZERO
Its an amazing vaccine that PREVENTS CANCER
RFK Jr hates it. Doesn't want you to get it.
Would rather you or your daughter got cancer than a vaccine
Strange man
Great conversation with Tom Orange outside the @WestSideMarket. A Berea native who now lives in Brooklyn Centre, Tom was gathering signatures for Conserve Ohio, a grassroots effort focused on limiting large data centers. We also talked about the growth of Old Brooklyn recently.
Donovan Mitchell shouting out a local Maple Heights breakfast spot on national media availability is awesome.
This dude has just been a fantastic ambassador for the entire metro area of Cleveland
☄️ BREAKING NEWS! A 7-TON ASTEROID EXPLODED over Northeast Ohio just before 9am 3/17, ripping through the atmosphere at 40,000 mph before detonating with the force of 250 tons of TNT. 💥 NASA says the fireball first appeared 50 miles above Lake Erie near Lorain, blazing a bright streak across the sky before fragmenting 30 miles above Valley City, Ohio in Medina County. The shockwave was strong enough to send booms across the region and even shake houses several counties away.
Even more incredible: pieces of this asteroid may now be scattered across Medina County as meteorites. 🪨☄️
👀 Did YOU see the fireball or hear the explosion this morning? It was visible from Toronto to Chicago to Washington DC.
Drop your town in the comments and tell us what you experienced!
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