America does not have a "War Department". It has a Department of Defense, or Defense Department. Renaming it requires an act of Congress, which has not happened. The AP journalistic guidelines also indicate that the Department of Defense name be used unless quoting a source. If you use Department of War, you are to include the fact that this is an unofficial name and that an act of Congress is needed to change it.

Not really sure though that a Texas Air National Guard unit needs to be flying all the way to Michigan for this sort of training. If they felt the need for such a spectacle, I'm sure there were units a lot closer than Texas.

Nope, not at all. The Chinese gov't has had to invest billions in BYD on numerous occasions to cover their operation costs.

Remind me again how many times the US govt has bailed out US automakers so they didn't go bankrupt?

Quick public service announcement. If you own any laser pointers, especially ones purchased from less regulated suppliers that might have a higher output level than specified, please be careful that you don't shine these around or into the camera lens. It could cause accidental damage to the internal sensors.

Utter berks that are looking to find themselves with guest accommodations in the US federal prison system. This is one of those places where no one finds it funny and serious people with serious firearms are often found waiting at the exit of the aircraft at the next destination.

No shit Sherlock. Even Stevie Wonder could have seen that. It's a sad state of affairs with what passes for journalism these days.

Wait, I thought Trump was obeying his Russian masters at the expense of the USA. I need a scorecard or something.

So the new name is Modern Warfare 4: Red Dawn?

This used to be true. Older versions of the Kindle app on a PC would still download a AZW file for offline reading. That recently changed and when you try to download a book now it says that you need to update to a newer version of the app which presumably then downloads KFX files.

Time to pick up a used Google Pixel and replace the OS with something open source. I only target the Pixel because there are more compatible open source OSes than on other systems, at least as far as I know. Do people think they (deliberately vague) could get away with ultimately requiring that the phone OS be certified to have implemented Age Verification(tm), and mandate that the carriers not interact with systems that are not running a certified system?

There's no real useful information to be had in the article. The fact that Apple provided the associated account information means nothing. The only useful fact to know was whether they provided that information in response to a simple request or was a legal document presented that required them to provide the details and that's not covered.

My guess is that there would be a very different outcome if someone tried to do something like this in Texas.

The US has state sponsored domestic terrorist organizations like the Proud Boys for example.

Exactly this. I'm not sure whether " mountain out of a molehill" or "tempest in a teapot" is a more appropriate description of this article on torrentfreak. Defense tried the "nothing to see here, move along" motion and the judge wasn't buying it.

Can you imagine the roaming charges they are going to incur?