Month: November 2019

Former Formula 1 driver Giancarlo Fisichella has dismissed criticism that his former Renault team mate Fernando Alonso causes more trouble than he’s worth. Fisichella raced alongside Alonso for two seasons in 2005 and 2006 and said that things could not have gone better between them. “We shared two very nice years together,” Fisichella told the […]

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Daniel Ricciardo clocked in with the fastest lap in Friday’s first free practice session for this weekend’s German Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver led the field with a 1m13.525s lap achieved on Pirelli’s ultra-soft compound, edging Mercedes’ Lewis Hamilton by a small 0.004s margin and team mate Max Verstappen by 0.189s. Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel […]

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As tens of thousands of Californians faced evacuation orders and power outages amid intensifying wildfires in recent weeks, the industry of punditry cranked into gear. California, cowed by high housing costs and increased threats of fire because of climate change, was over. One of the most prominent columns came from Farhad Manjoo, opinion writer for […]

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SACRAMENTO —  California and Los Angeles County officials announced a lawsuit against Juul Labs Inc. on Monday, alleging the vaping brand targeted young people through advertising and failed to give warnings about health risks posed by using e-cigarettes with nicotine. Although the state bars sales of the devices to people younger than 21, the lawsuit alleges […]

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WASHINGTON —  A lack of permanent leadership and high attrition under the Trump administration is hurting the federal government’s third-largest agency, the Homeland Security Department’s inspector general warned in a new report. The agency’s internal watchdog ranked the leadership vacancies and hiring difficulties among the most serious challenges facing the Homeland Security Department in the annual […]

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