Pixar's 2006 hit Cars is rolling back into theaters on September 4 for a 20th anniversary re-release, backed by a sprawling lineup of motorsport tie-ins, museum exhibits, and themed events stretching across two continents. The animated film, which follows a hotshot rookie race car stranded in a forgotten small town where he learns that winning […] The post Pixar brings 'Cars' back to theaters for a 20th anniversary victory lap appeared first on American Almanac .
Pixar's 2006 hit Cars is rolling back into theaters on September 4 for a 20th anniversary re-release, backed by a sprawling lineup of motorsport tie-ins, museum exhibits, and themed events stretching across two continents. The animated film, which follows a hotshot rookie race car stranded in a forgotten small town where he learns that winning isn't everything, will return to the big screen two decades after it first charmed audiences and became one of Pixar's most durable franchises. Variety first reported the re-release plans alongside a calendar of anniversary activations that stretch from drive-in theaters in Oklahoma to the Formula 1 grid at Monza, Italy. The day after the theatrical return, September 5, has been designated…Open
Seven Democratic governors who fought the One Big Beautiful Bill Act are now accepting billions in rural health care dollars it created, touting the money in press releases that sometimes fail to mention where it came from. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced in August that his state would use $80 million to expand primary care, […] The post Democratic governors opposed Trump's landmark bill — now they're promoting its rural health funding appeared first on American Almanac .
Seven Democratic governors who fought the One Big Beautiful Bill Act are now accepting billions in rural health care dollars it created, touting the money in press releases that sometimes fail to mention where it came from. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced in August that his state would use $80 million to expand primary care, mental health services, and dental care in rural communities. His press release celebrated the funding as proof of his administration's "commitment to investing and expanding innovative initiatives." It did not mention that the money flowed directly from President Trump's signature legislative achievement, a law Moore warned last year would leave everyone besides the super-rich "getting hosed." Moore is not alone.…Open
Left-wing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed took tens of thousands of dollars in consulting fees from a health care nonprofit whose owner faces a trail of lawsuits, regulatory sanctions, and accusations of running a Medicare billing scheme. El-Sayed, who has built his Senate campaign partly on criticizing companies that exploit Medicare reimbursement rates, disclosed $82,000 […] The post Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed collected $82,000 from nonprofit led by businessman accused of Medicare exploitation appeared first on American Almanac .
Left-wing Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed took tens of thousands of dollars in consulting fees from a health care nonprofit whose owner faces a trail of lawsuits, regulatory sanctions, and accusations of running a Medicare billing scheme. El-Sayed, who has built his Senate campaign partly on criticizing companies that exploit Medicare reimbursement rates, disclosed $82,000 in consulting income from One Health Partners, a Chicago-area nonprofit owned by Illinois businessman Ali Karim. The Washington Free Beacon reported that Karim has been sanctioned by Wisconsin securities regulators, investigated by the Arizona attorney general, and sued in multiple states by former business partners, employees, and companies that accused him…Open
A Los Angeles County judge dismissed a civil harassment restraining order case against 77-year-old "Young and the Restless" alum Brenda Dickson, capping a summer in which the actress was arrested, then cleared, over allegations she says were fabricated. Judge Alma D. Puente ruled Monday that petitioner Richard Chamberlin "did not sustain the applicable burden of […] The post Soap opera veteran Brenda Dickson prevails after arrest and restraining order bid are both thrown out appeared first on American Almanac .
A Los Angeles County judge dismissed a civil harassment restraining order case against 77-year-old "Young and the Restless" alum Brenda Dickson, capping a summer in which the actress was arrested, then cleared, over allegations she says were fabricated. Judge Alma D. Puente ruled Monday that petitioner Richard Chamberlin "did not sustain the applicable burden of proof" needed for a restraining order against Dickson, according to court documents obtained by USA Today . The dismissal followed the Los Angeles City Attorney's earlier decision not to file charges against Dickson after her July arrest for alleged misdemeanor battery at a house owned by Chamberlin, where she had been renting a room. Both the criminal case and the civil…Open
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Breakthroughs in AI are fueling hopes that more data and smarter models can provide a shortcut to self-driving vehicles. Waymo, after more than 15 years and 200 million driverless miles, says there is none. Why it matters: The answer could determine whether the AV race is a long, expensive slog that rewards Waymo's head start — or a new track that lets newer rivals hit the road faster. Driving the news: Srikanth Thirumalai, Waymo's vice president of onboard software, said in an exclusive interview with Axios that it takes more than just better AI to safely deploy AVs at scale. - Waymo's goal from the start, he said, has been "demonstrably safe AI." But a growing reliance from competitors on single "end-to-end" AI systems introduces…
Breakthroughs in AI are fueling hopes that more data and smarter models can provide a shortcut to self-driving vehicles. Waymo, after more than 15 years and 200 million driverless miles, says there is none. Why it matters: The answer could determine whether the AV race is a long, expensive slog that rewards Waymo's head start — or a new track that lets newer rivals hit the road faster. Driving the news: Srikanth Thirumalai, Waymo's vice president of onboard software, said in an exclusive interview with Axios that it takes more than just better AI to safely deploy AVs at scale. - Waymo's goal from the start, he said, has been "demonstrably safe AI." But a growing reliance from competitors on single "end-to-end" AI systems introduces…Open
