The podcast critiques Formula One's shift to battery-powered cars as a threat to the sport's traditional character, highlights data breaches in the UK Biobank, discusses Iran's political instability, reaffirms U.S. treaty commitments, and addresses victim support and aviation mis
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Finally, details on selfie gate Korean styles. This is 2021. An investigation found a couple of pilots performing unplanned maneuvers. They were taking selfies to make one of the pilots' final flights of the unit. Selfie taker sharply banked to improve the camera angle. Unfortunately, he hit the other jet's wing. Both pilots escaped unharmed but were suspended. The selfie taker got a 170 grand fine. done. Damage to the Plains was a million. Now the Air Force has finally said sorry. So that's news of the world on the ground and in the air in 90. Warner Brothers Discovery shareholders, they've given the tick to the $111 billion takeover by Paramount. So Skydance owner Paramount, they'll take control of all the Warner Brothers titles and channels. Still needs approval from the USD of J and the European Competition Regulators. 12 past 6.
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