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Ferrari CEO Benedetto Vigna defended the $640,000 price tag of the luxury automaker’s first EV on Thursday, emphasizing the model’s innovation and strong customer demand. Despite the CEO’s positivity, the electric vehicle has been slammed by Ferrari fans and investors alike. CNBC reports that Ferrari Chief Executive Benedetto Vigna defended the 550,000-euro price tag, approximately 640,000 dollars, of the luxury automaker’s first fully electric vehicle on Thursday, emphasizing the model’s innovation and strong customer demand. The comments came during a round table discussion in Modena, Italy, as the company seeks to address concerns following a sharp market reaction to the vehicle’s…

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A young woman is thought to have been gang-raped at a traditional German maypole festival in a Thuringia town, prompting a police manhunt for an alleged perpetrator. Police are searching for a 30-year-old Iraqi migrant on suspicion of having participated in the rape of a 22-year-old woman on the night of a traditional maypole festival in the small market town of Bad Klosterlausnitz in Thuringia on Tuesday. The woman was found partially clothed in the backlot of a kebab shop near the marketplace of the town the same night of its annual Maibaumfest party. Police initially suspected a group of four migrant males…

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Rosie O’Donnell promoted a sick death wish against President Donald Trump Thursday to her 1.2 million followers on social media. “Hang in there. He’s going to fall asleep in one of those meetings and never wake up,” read a Threads post by another user, shared by O’Donnell, alongside the hashtag “2026.” The post featured several images depicting Trump, zoomed in and cropped in certain areas to imply the president suffers from poor health.   Instagram/rosie By sharing a post expressing a death wish toward President Trump, O’Donnell joins fellow left-wingers who have voiced similar fantasies about the deaths of political…

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An RT journalist has toured the affected villages documenting devastation after attacks that local officials say killed 14 people Lebanon is again facing deadly Israeli airstrikes despite an officially declared ceasefire, RT correspondent Ali Rida Sbeity has reported from the south of the country. The strikes on Thursday came as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated plans to expand military operations in southern Lebanon and enlarge what Israel describes as a “security zone” along the border. Netanyahu said earlier this week that the IDF was “seizing dominant terrain” and would continue operations aimed at pushing Hezbollah farther from northern Israel.…

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President Donald Trump is meeting in the Situation Room to make a final determination on Iran amid reports that his sign-off is awaited on a tentative ceasefire extension of 60 days. In a post on Truth Social late Friday morning, Trump laid out his red lines for what he needs to see from Iran and announced the Situation Room meeting. Among his sticking points are that Iran must agree to never have a nuclear weapon, free and open passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz, removal of mines placed in the strait, and the turning over of enriched material…

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Blue Origin’s massive New Glenn rocket exploded during a static fire test at Cape Canaveral, Florida, marking the most severe setback in the history of Jeff Bezos’ SpaceX competitor. TechCrunch reports that the explosion occurred as Jeff Bezos’ space company was conducting a static fire test in preparation for the rocket’s anticipated fourth launch, which was scheduled to carry Amazon Leo internet satellites into orbit in the coming weeks. The incident was captured on live streams by NASASpaceFlight.com and SpaceFlight Now before Blue Origin officially confirmed the explosion. Because the rocket was likely fully fueled for the static fire test,…

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Interior Secretary Doug Burgum is blasting the establishment media over its obsession with the Trump administration’s fixes of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool on the National Mall. The Trump administration is working to revive the capital ahead of America’s 250th anniversary, and that includes restoring monuments, fountains, and making the Reflecting Pool beautiful again. However, several establishment media outlets have been critical. The Washington Post, for example, has an entire article devoted to picking apart the shade of blue chosen for the bottom of the pool, running to a “color consultant” who believes the shade will look “very dismal.” The…

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Women will inevitably face mandatory conscription, Estonia’s Defense Resources Agency says Mandatory military conscription of women in Estonia is only a matter of time due to an inevitable shortage of men in the future, the head of the country’s Defense Resources Agency (KRA) has said.NATO’s European members have pursued a major military buildup since the escalation of the Ukraine conflict in February 2022, citing what they describe as a Russian threat – dismissed by Moscow as baseless. Several states have reintroduced a mandatory draft, while others have made female citizens subject to conscription.In an interview with Vikerraadio on Thursday, Rannaveski…

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There have been persistent rumors that industry insiders are bracing for a widespread shortage of motor oil. Are these rumors accurate? I decided that I was going to investigate this and discover the truth. Unfortunately, I have very bad news. Multiple sources within the industry are confirming that we are facing much higher prices and physical shortages of certain products if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened soon. I realize that what I have just shared is not welcome news, but it isn’t going to do any good to stick our heads in the sand. According to Axios, supply chains…

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FCC Chairman Brendan Carr on Thursday said that Disney has a history of allegedly discriminatory behavior, including hiring, promoting, compensating, and practices based on race, gender, and other protected classes. Disney-owned ABC on Thursday asked the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to renew its licenses for eight broadcast televisions stations; however, it also attacked Carr over alleged free speech issues. Carr initiated the early license renewal process in April, citing Disney’s diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies. The FCC chairman has spent much of his chairmanship reviewing companies that have “invidious” discriminatory DEI policies. Carr said in a statement: The FCC…

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