For profit would be good if there was true competition, what we have is collision to keep prices high.

This so can afford it get good care. This who cannot afford often go without care.

If you only measure by those who can afford, I'm sure the US is near the top. If you look at our health metrics as a country compared to other developed nations, I bet we drop fast.

And how many of the Kennedy clan came out in support of him during the election?

He's only in the news because he's a Kennedy and pledged fealty to Trump.

There will come a time in the very near future where range will approach 400mi on a single charge and can charge in approximately 10 minutes. Then there will be almost no more excuses.

We have one EV and one hybrid. While I have taken the EV on a 500mi trip (one way) a couple times, the hybrid is definitely more appealing. If I could do the trip with only one EV charge, I would take the EV every time.

Are we all going to revert back to hunter/gatherer types?

City centers pop up because there is benefit in shared resources.

Compare a large city with proper mass transportation (Tokyo) to a large city with virtually no mass transportation (Los Angeles). Problem isn't the people, it's the planning. I'm sure traffic jams exist in Tokyo but every time I've visited the city (8 or so times) I've never seen gridlock.

Meta has the ability to guide folks in a direction.

It's been about a decade since I shuttered my Facebook account. It was non stop BS being forced into my feed. I used it to keep in contact with friends and distant relatives but when they started forcing "news" into my feed I no longer saw enough benefit in the platform. Now I constantly warn my mother about the dangers social media.

Iran isn't the only one to blame. Quite a few hands in the cookie jar.

That's not addressing the fair questions that have been raised. How many of the 60k jobs are permanent (vs construction)? Also, how many will pay a "middle class" or better salary?

A bunch of service industry level wages isn't going to spur the economy all that much. Construction will give a temporary minor bump.

It's great to see a company called Texas Instruments investing in US based production but the details matter.

Wouldn't a publicity stunt involve far more than a short article released after 4 years? Honda is not interested in competing with SpaceX. Honda is developing technology that it hopes will be useful in future products. Maybe it leads to a commercial product down the road but the engineering experience gained will definitely add value.

ASIMO serves as a good example. Low expectations of commercial viability but great value in knowledge gained.

Here is his education:

"Chandrasekaran earned a bachelorâ(TM)s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Madras; a masterâ(TM)s degree and a doctorate in mechanical engineering from Oklahoma State University; a masterâ(TM)s degree in information and data science from the University of California, Berkeley; and dual executive MBAs from the University of California, Los Angeles, and the National University of Singapore.

You may have a point if he was some MBA from Harvard with no other credentials. With his resume, I'd tend to believe he's making a real attempt at reducing the bloat and getting back to core strengths of a once great company.

Or this hastens the demise of Intel. Death by a thousand cuts or dramatic actions in an attempt to save it.

Have these executives sworn an oath to protect the USA or to maximize their company profits?

If they had some executives or higher level management with previous military experience, maybe not such a big deal.

Bestowing high level ranks simply sounds more like another grift.

You realize how many mechanics and engineers are in an aircraft carrier? I doubt fixing an oven would be beyond their collective ability in must cases.

I was worried, for a second I thought Amazon wasn't going to make enough money this year!

So glad they got this figured out and make the experience worse!

I wonder if the game had any Easter Eggs, such as a random Winnie-the-Pooh appearance.

It's easier to not try and saves money.

YouTube knows they can capture some of that fox news crazy talk and monetize it, all they have to do is ensure their bull shit conspiracies can find a home.