Australia rejected the landmark referendum over how best to address the legacy of colonialism and improve the lives of the nation’s first inhabitants. https://t.co/iMwlGHJHhm
A new law was passed which allows Virginians the option to display their blood type on government issued IDs in order to help first responders in emergencies.
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@MuskUniversity Physics is the law, everything else is a recommendation.
Anyone can break laws created by people, but I have yet to see anyone break the laws of physics.
@ylecun Actually, airplanes used to crash frequently!
Eventually, so many people died that the FAA was created to ensure that commercial aircraft makers & airlines didn’t cut corners on safety.
Now, flying on an airliner in America is super safe.
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It's this kinda stuff that wastes tax payer money and creates more dissonance between law enforcement and the 85% of American citizens who support Recreational Marijuana legalization.
Portsmouth Police announced it detained 41 adults and seized more than 100 pounds of marijuana at a “pop-up” flea market last night on High Street.
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I wrote about Rushmore's carver, Gutzon Borglum, in the New Republic in the early 90s. That's not available online, but here's the basic idea from a book that mentioned my article. He also worked on the Confederate carving at Stone Mountain in Georgia: https://t.co/ibUF6e2bzJ
8 years after the Civil Rights Act was signed, the world's largest monument to White supremacy was completed.
Here's why Georgia's Stone Mountain still stands in the face of efforts to eradicate Confederate symbols across the nation
#UPDATE: An earlier suspected case has been confirmed as bubonic plague in the city of Bayannur in North #China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, according to local health commission on Sunday.
Bayan Nur city of N. China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region on Saturday reported a suspected case of the #BubonicPlague and issued a level III early warning on Sunday, urging residents to strictly follow prevention and control measures regarding the handling of wild animals.
JUST IN: The Supreme Court says states can punish Electoral College members who break a pledge to vote for a state's presidential popular vote winner https://t.co/vOqeoiwgPE