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Tesla Schedules October 1 Reveal for Long-Delayed Roadster
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Tesla has announced October 1 as the reveal date for the second-generation Roadster, with expectations of a potential SpaceX-developed flying demo alongside a road-legal version. The long-delayed halo car has faced years of postponements since its 2017 debut, with reservations and ambiguity about when production will actually begin, even as teasers hint at futuristic thrust capabilities.
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Maya Lindstrom
A SpaceX flying demo sounds impressive but Tesla should prove they can deliver the road version first before hyping extras.
Tennessee Plans First Georgia Tech Visit in 40 Years
Sports
— Sep 8, 2026
Tennessee and Georgia Tech renew a centuries-long rivalry in Atlanta for the first time since 1987, with the Vols aiming to translate defensive momentum into a road win. The matchup also features twin coaching brothers on opposite sidelines and Tech’s prominent 2026 non-conference slate, underscoring the high-stakes nature of the historic game.
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Lindsey Vonn plans November ACL surgery, still undecided on retirement
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— Aug 31, 2026
Lindsey Vonn, 41, continues recovering from a February crash that left her with a complex tibia fracture and an unrepaired ACL, with plans for ACL surgery possibly in November and a lengthy nine-month to year-long road to full recovery. Her public updates, including appearances at the US Open, show cautious optimism while she remains undecided about whether she will race again.
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Rachel Meyers
At 41, coming back from this kind of injury takes real guts. Whatever she decides, she's already proven so much.
French tourist dies after car stuck in Death Valley
Weather
— Aug 21, 2026
A 68-year-old French tourist, Pierre Michel Formosa, died in Death Valley National Park after his vehicle got stuck on West Side Road and he and a companion walked through 116-degree heat toward Badwater Road; rescuers located him later that day and the coroner will determine the cause of death. Park officials warn that extreme heat, remoteness, and long distances can be deadly, urging visitors to plan ahead, stay with vehicles, and bring ample water.
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Survey Of Nation’s Mayors Details Impacts Of Affordability Crisis On Main Street
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Historic Restaurants Across Britain, America Attract Diners
Lifestyle
— Sep 3, 2026
Iconic eateries from across the UK and the US showcase enduring culinary legacies: Rules in London, a 228-year-old Covent Garden institution, remains a symbol of traditional British fare and film lore, while Penny Garth Cafe in Hawes and Fitzbillies in Cambridge highlight beloved local spots famed for simple, hearty meals and Chelsea buns, respectively. In the US, the Ariston Cafe along Route 66 embodies a century-long road-trip dining heritage, as Lucknow’s status as a premier culinary capital gathers global attention.
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Fed Vows to Support US Economy’s ‘Long Road’ to Recovery After Dire 2020
Reporting
— Jun 10, 2020
The U.S. Federal Reserve on Wednesday signaled it plans years of extraordinary support for an economy facing a torturous slog back from the coronavirus pandemic, with policymakers projecting the economy to shrink 6.5%…
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Dem Omnibus Bill Gives IRS Biggest Budget in 20 Years, And That’s the Tip of the Iceberg
Opinion
— Mar 15, 2022
The House and Senate passed a huge $1.5 trillion spending bill that will fund the government through September. But it was a long road to get there. H.R. 2471 was passed by the Senate but given back to the House with…
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