Hyperloop concept links Los Angeles to San Francisco in 30 minutes
Elon Musk unveils a tube and capsule concept for travel between major cities, claiming 700 mph speeds could cut the L A to San Francisco trip to 30 minutes. The system uses air in a vacuum-like tube with capsules floating on a high velocity airstream. Musk highlights SpaceX, Tesla, and PayPal as his past ventures while noting the idea remains unproven and unbuilt.
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Technician to plead guilty in hepatitis outbreak case
Da vid Kwiatkowski faces seven counts of tampering with a consumer and obtaining controlled substances by fraud for injecting himself with painkillers and swapping syringes at Exeter Hospital Johns Hopkins the VA Baltimore and Hays Medical Center. He will receive a prison term of 30 to 40 years per plea agreement filed in New Hampshire federal court.
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Nashville judge faces backlash over baby name change
Reactions pour in after Child Support Magistrate Lu Ann Ballew ordered changing a baby's first name from Messiah to Martin drawing broad online debate. Critics say she overstepped powers while supporters defend parental creativity. Public figures including Laura Wattenberg and Hedy Weinberg weigh in on limits and rights in name choices.
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