Elizabeth Bandelin
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Over 1,000 Californians Ditch E-Bikes After Injuries Abound (opens the original)
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Electric bicycle owners in Southern California are parting ways with their high powered two-wheelers. After many injuries and hospitalizations, the Orange County District Attorney’s Office organized a first-of-its-kind buyback program for e-bike owners to trade in the vehicles for gift cards worth up to $1,000, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. On Sept. 13, residents handed in more than 1,000 e-bikes, e-motorcycles and similar electric two-wheeled vehicles at Angel Stadium in Anaheim. R
Big Healthcare Circles The Wagons As DHS Floats New H-1B Fee (opens the original)
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Some of America’s biggest healthcare associations released letters of public comment condemning the Department of Homeland Security’s proposed H-1B visa regulation fees. The window for submitting public comment regarding DHS’ proposed rule, “Fee for Certain H-1B Petition,” closed Thursday. The American Hospital Association (AHA) and American Medical Association (AMA) were two of several healthcare professional trade unions to criticize the $103,265 visa fee proposed by the Trump administration’s
Gates-Backed Pro-Vax Outlet Appears To Say Quiet Part Of The Measles Outbreak Out Loud (opens the original)
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A pro-vaccine outlet admitted foreign nationals traveling to the U.S. for the FIFA World Cup fueled the transmission of measles as recent outbreaks have rocked parts of the country. VaccinesWork published a story Monday with the headline, “Measles vaccine push urged in Americas after World Cup.” While the story pushed for increasing vaccination rates, quoted epidemiology researchers attested that foreign tourists traveling to watch the soccer tournament were a major factor in spreading the highl
Immigration Transformed California From Paradise To Wasteland In 50 Years, New Report Shows (opens the original)
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Immigration cost California much of its agricultural land and had devastating consequences on its natural resources over the past 50 years, a newly published report indicates. NumbersUSA conducted Paving Paradise, a research analysis study examining the loss of California’s agricultural and natural land due to development from rapid population growth. The September report measured city expanse data from 1970 to present day and found that 91% of land development was caused by steady population in
Eight Navy Sailors Reportedly Tried To Kill Themselves During Iran War Deployment (opens the original)
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The U.S. Navy confirmed eight of its sailors on a deployed aircraft carrier have attempted suicide while at sea. One of the eight sailors on the U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group 3 “went overboard” but was rescued while another attempted to do so but was stopped, acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao wrote in a letter to Democratic New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, the New York Times reported Wednesday. The strike group has supported combat operations against Iran drying its near record-break
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