america
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Aviation and Tech Industries Spar Over Whether or Not 5G Can Actually Crash a Plane
The US airline industry and telecom giants are still divided over whether or not the new C-Band spectrum crucial for 5G networks could cause dangerous interference with aviation systems. If left unaddressed, concerned critics warn 5G caused interference could lead to disastrous delays, flight cancellations, or even worse, Bloomberg noted on Monday. Others, including major…
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Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Captain America Wants to Ask You the Important Questions
Comic books and the movies, shows, and other media based on them aren’t always explicitly political, but both forms of art and their stories about heroes and villains are crafted by people whose worldviews are shaped by the political realities of the world we all live in.
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America Had A Miata Before The Miata Was A Miata
I decided to take a little break from my annual Fourth of July celebration to talk to you about an American car that I think deserves more attention than it gets: the Crosley Hotshot. The humble little Hotshot helped define a sportscar formula that still works today.
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Trump Extends U.S. Social Distancing Guidelines Through April, Despite Earlier Boasts
U.S. President Donald Trump has extended federal social distancing guidelines through the end of April, thus walking back an earlier insistence that America should be “opened up and just raring to go by Easter” despite warnings from health professionals about the growing severity of the novel coronavirus outbreak.