A bipartisan group of lawmakers is doubling down on solving the decades-old UFO mystery. On Wednesday, the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Emerging Threats and Capabilities will hold the second hearing on the phenomenon in over 50 years.
Congressional interest in UFOs (also known as “unidentified anomalous phenomena,” or UAP) surged following the 2017 publication of eyebrow-raising videos recorded by Navy fighter jets. Briefings by naval aviators who witnessed the mysterious objects maneuvering in extraordinary ways subsequently paved the way for groundbreaking UAP-related legislation.
— Read on thehill.com/opinion/national-security/3953558-10-key-questions-for-this-weeks-historic-ufo-hearing/
Day: April 17, 2023
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Week of the aliens on Capitol Hill!
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Elon Musk Says US Government Had Access To Private Twitter DMs!
Elon Musk told Tucker Carlson during a segment which is set to air tonight that he was shocked as to the level of penetration the feds had with Twitter.
“The degree to which government agencies effectively had full access to everything that was going on on Twitter blew my mind, I was not aware of that,” said Musk.
“Would that include people’s DMs?” asked Carlson.
“Yes,” responded Musk.
— Read on www.zerohedge.com/political/elon-musk-says-us-government-had-access-private-twitter-dms -
David’s Bridal bankruptcy: Are we seeing a cultural shift?
David’s Bridal is reportedly filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after it eliminated over 9,000 positions across the United States.
The formal-wear company has been one of the largest retailers of wedding gowns in the country.
According to ABC 11, the news comes after David’s Bridal laid off 9,236 positions across the country. The Pennsylvania-based company reportedly employs around 11,000 workers nationwide.
Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail, said that the “scale of these layoffs suggest that David’s Bridal is in crisis mode,” adding that the company’s behavior “indicates there is massive restructuring going on behind these scenes with a view to conserve cash as the company prepares for either bankruptcy or a sale.”
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Super Mario weekend 2: Still flying high
Mario is just showing no signs of quitting and is expected to get to the coveted $1B mark. It’s playing to a wide swath of audiences and is the No. 1 release of 2023 in 26 international markets including Australia, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, UK & Ireland and Spain ..
The story here is not just the success of the Mario movie, but also the absolute plummeting of Disney, and all of its attempts at a box office miracle. The Marvel films had one or two good weekends of major money drop significantly, buzz light year was terrible.
Other animated films that Disney released couldn’t muster up box office mojo.
But somehow, a plumber and his brother have overtaken the box office by storm, and became one of the biggest movies in years. And it’s not Disney.