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Dodge plans to squeeze maximum profit from the farewell party for its gasoline-burning Challenger and Charger muscle cars, which are scheduled to go out of production at the end of next year, the company said on Monday.

Over the centuries, people have chiseled messages into large stones in several European rivers, including the Elbe, Rhine, and Wese, to mark dropping water levels and warn future populations of impending drought and hardship. The inscriptions consist of the years when droughts occurred and messages of heartache and hope. If the messages on the stones are visible, then water levels are too low.

“What I’ve said is the state of Florida is the place where woke goes to die,” DeSantis said. “We are not going to let this state descend into some type of woke dumpster fire. We’re going to be following common sense, we’re going to be following facts.”

Talks with North Korea should not be for political show but contribute to establishing peace, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol said on Wednesday, just hours after the North test fired two cruise missiles into the sea.

“I’m going to follow to make sure the IRS doesn’t harass anybody, and I would encourage all of my political friends to make sure their staffs are in contact with the IRS,” Manchin told Just the News.

Trump cheered his nemesis’ loss as “a wonderful result for America.” The message Wyoming voters sent to Liz Cheney Tuesday was loud and clear: “Pack your bags!”

Julie Jaman’s request is simple and straightforward: “I don’t want to be forced to the shower and dress with the opposite sex present.”

The Food and Drug Administration’s approval allows the use of beti-cel, to be branded as Zynteglo, as a one-time treatment for pediatric and adult beta-thalassemia patients dependent on regular transfusions.

All in all, the findings of the simulation lead to one notion, as Alan Robock put it: “The data tells us one thing: We must prevent a nuclear war from ever happening.”

Turkey and Israel said on Wednesday they will re-appoint respective ambassadors more than four years after they were called back, marking another milestone after months of steady improvement in relations.

U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit denied the College of the Ozarks’ plea to block an executive order, saying the First Amendment would protect its gender-based housing policies as religious practices.

The United States has provided around $7.6 billion to aid the UN’s response to the global food shortage since Russia invaded its neighbor Feb. 24.