CNN is still the trusted US news outlet in the rest of the world.
When it comes to news BBC is great but they are not US.
Yes a few years ago a large group of Americans were fooled by Trump but they are finally starting to see through his lies and bluster, Americans that woke up to Trump can and will start to return to the CNN way of coverage.
There is a reason MAGA tries to shut down this channel.

Well spoken.

Pay the poor a living wage and the problem is gone.

Sure it raises prices, it raises them to the prior price plus tip.
In other words, no-one looses, delivery people will finally get the pay they earn.

Now another thing is Trump wants to free tips from tax, that won't happen with the raised salaries.

A good tally.

You forgot this little thing called The Great Vowel Change.
It really fucked up the pronunciation.

The same route you use to receive programs?

It sucks not having laws to protect your privacy.
But at least they don't send a picture every half-second, apparently they use a build-in Automated Content Recognition (ACR) technology.
Which to me means they 'only' collect the name of the content.
Makes me wonder how they would name your private recordings of you doing the neighbors wife.

Solar and wind have a max desirable amount. You do not want more than 25% in either of those intermittent sources because then you end up spending more on batteries than you do on power plants and distribution.

What's wrong with spending on batteries? Batteries are exteremly important in providing grid stability and consistency. It's a good way to spend money.

Indeed, the alternatives are most of the time worse.
On Linux I use Firefox and Brave, on Android it is DuckDuckGo.

Oops, it was a DC-10.

The first digital camera I was exposed to was the companies Kodak DC-16, it was in the mid to late 1990's
And I loved the pictures!
It was only in 1999 I could afford the first under 1000 guilders digital camera, an Olympus C-900.

I know Germany employs radar to stop a wind turbine once birds get into the danger zone.
This is certainly not used everywhere but typically there where protected birds live and/or migrate.

Also, the number of bird-strikes is often exaggerated, in the Netherlands in 1932 there was a 32 km (20 miles) dam constructed right in the middle of a bird migration path. The past 20-30 years every week a volunteer walked the length of the dam and counted the number of dead birds washed up on the shore, this has hardly changed now wind turbines have been build in the area.

The idea the Germans would dump them in nature or a landfill is rather preposterous.
Old turbines are disassembled and largely recycled, the wings made out of composite are still a problem but once enough become available a solution will be found.

We need another moderation; "Sad but true"