It depends where you live. I have not had my license checked in many years (just breath tests), so it would be a good-odds bet to drive occasionally when needed.
Might just need to make sure the car is registered in someone else's name.
Of course, I'd just be risking a fine and vehicle impoundment, not arrest! In DC you can even go to prison for driving while suspended. Another reason the incarceration rate is so high in the US.

True, but when Greece joined the Euro, they ceased to be a proper independent national economy with their own monetary policy. Analogies are more likely to hold.

Any idiot can generate an operating surplus by borrowing money to buy income-producing assets. But if the surplus is not enough to at least cover the interest, it is a failure.

Car manufacturers are getting truly desperate trying to find new features to add to differential the models.

Wireless charging is hardly "cutting edge" when it has been used in battery toothbrushes for decades.
The only reason it is popular now, aside from with people who love any gimmick, is that everybody hates the current USB plug, and is sick of trying to plug it in backwards. Bring back the old Nokia 2mm plug PLEASE!

Not true. Please save the New Emergency Services number, 0118 999 881 999 119 7253 for genuine emergencies only.

It is easy to get out of the earth-moon gravity well from the moon with a sled, but your load will still be stuck in a solar orbit similar to the Earth's.
To divert an asteroid, you would need to catch it early, on a near-miss pass of the Earth, and even then the orbit will still intersect our orbit.
If we detect a large object on a direct collision course, launching rocks at it from the moon is about as useful as throwing rocks by hand at an incoming ICBM.

Keyboards? Voice recognition had rendered them obsolete. You are all living in the duck cages.

Monsanto may well be evil, but glyphosate is incredibly useful, and safe compared to alternatives. Soil life is short, just wait a season if it is that bad.
Where do you get this absurd idea that it "poisons the soil"? I plant my veggies a couple of weeks after using glyphosate to kill all the weeds. They grow fine.

I don't know the US, but in Australia a massive amount per-kid is spent on severely disabled children who learn little or nothing, and will never be independent.
It is a very expensive child-minding service, but with more paperwork.
They may get a full-time education assistant in the classroom, sharing a teacher with a few others, and no shortage of other resources. Then on their 18th birthday they get dumped back on their parents, with far more limited support.

The money could be far better spent spread over their lifetimes, or part on less disabled kids in regular schools, where it mighty achieve some lasting benefit.

That page shows net income of $120m in the last year, so a P/E over 36, or 2.7% yield. Must be a growth stock.

Why? I never heard of people having trouble with the alternative* spellings. So long as each article is internally consistent, who cares which it uses?

Hardly! Then you will have to support Australian and Canadian spelling. And determine it by context - we program a computer, but read a TV programme.
Then there are the subtle grammar differences, and vocabulary. Would need to manually edit each page, then maintain the two in parallel.
Its one of those ideas that sounds OK - until you actually think about it.

(* or "alternate" as the en_US version of this comment would say.)

Not so bad. At least nobody will forget your name then.

Lyme is not endemic here, same as malaria.
The problem is that for every genuine case of Lyme (e.g. returned tourists) there are a thousand self-diagnosed fools who saw a list of vague symptoms on the internet and think they have "chronic lyme". The symptoms are varied, and far from unique to Lyme. So doctors are understandably skeptical.
But if the patient has visited an endemic area, and symptoms match, testing is available, and appropriate antibiotics will be given. (Real testing, not the scam "lyme specialty" labs.)

The racial disparity in crime and incarceration is no worse than in other countries. It is the rate across the board that has risen.
Incarceration rates for whites in the US used to be similar to other developed countries. Now it is a few times higher.

Not so simple. It is more if it is posted from overseas there is no tax. Many local companies have overseas subsidiaries that ship from Asia and do not collect GST. More expensive items (currently over $1000) will be taxed on arrival by customs.
Goods sent from overseas have the disadvantage of higher shipping cost and/or much longer delivery times, as well as loss of warranty (or expensive return shipping). So the scope is limited. It will never be like Amazon killing off local businesses in the US.
And when people order online, they expect to save a _lot_ more than the 10% GST.