An armed wing of the right would “bear roughly the same symbiotic relationship to the GOP that the IRA had to the Sinn Fein party,” warned Max Boot.
Dodge is phasing out its gas-powered Charger and Challenger muscle cars by 2024 in favor of electric muscle cars, Motor Trend has reported. The company plans to introduce its first concept EV by 2022, followed by a plug-in hybrid and a third type of unknown vehicle. That follows Dodge’s announcement in July that it would introduce its first “eMuscle” car by 2024, promising it will “tear up the streets, not the planet.”
At the time, the company and its parent Stellantis didn’t say what would happen to its internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, but it has now clarified that. “These cars that you know today will go out of production by the time we get to 2024,” Dodge Brand CEO Tim Kuniskis told Motor Trend in an interview.
I’m juggling knives because I’ve gotta keep two different huge factions happy because at some point those two factions will converge.
The new electric vehicles may use the ’60s triangular Fratzog name and logo to differentiate them. The first concept arriving in 2022 will be an electric muscle car, revealed in the next four or five months as a high-performance, drivable vehicle. The next model, a plug-in hybrid, will be a new car but not a Durango as some expected, according to Kuniskis. The third vehicle is unknown, but will be a “very, very, very, significant car at the end of the year,” he added.
Diehard muscle car fans might not take the news well, though they can’t deny the superior performance of EVs. Dodge previously advertised the Challenger in “Demon” trim as the quickest 0-100MPH production car in the world, with the rather large caveat that it “excludes non-mass production vehicles [supercars] and hybrids/electric.”
Kuniskis acknowledged that the announcement could create friction. “I’m juggling knives because I’ve gotta keep two different huge factions happy because at some point those two factions will converge,” he said. “The problem is no one knows when they will converge. My job is to provide confidence, over the next 24 months, that we’re gonna do this.”
The radio host ripped the Green Bay Packers quarterback for lying about his coronavirus vaccine status.
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The “Late Show” host has a scathing retort to the Florida lawmaker’s tweet.
TikTok used Amazon’s Fire TV to test its app for big screens last year, so it came as no surprise that it officially launched its application on the platform earlier this month in the US and Canada. Now, the video-focused social network has expanded the app’s availability and rolled it out to Google TV, other Android TV devices, LG smart TVs and Samsung smart TVs.
While the app will still play the bite-size videos in their original vertical form — a given, because TikTok clips are shot with mobile users in mind — the service designed it to provide a big-screen viewing experience for the whole family. The elements you see superimposed on the video itself when you visit TikTok on mobile have been rearranged to take advantage of a TV’s bigger display and horizontal orientation. Like its mobile counterpart, the TV app will give you access to the For You and Following feeds if you sign in to your account. You’ll also find a Discover page to find more videos and creators you don’t already follow.
When TikTok announced that it’s testing a TV app on the Fire TV last year, Head of Global Marketing Nick Tran said in a statement:
“People are looking for community right now and TikTok is connecting users to content and people that resonate and are meaningful to them. We’ve been thinking through what the adoption of streaming devices like Fire TV means for connecting with our users and how we can offer them more dynamic experiences, and we feel bringing our content to the TV to some extent is a natural next step.”
NYPD said a man was taken into custody after the incident, according to ESPN.
“The ways people are twisting this is just sickening,” the acquitted Kenosha, Wisconsin, gunman told Tucker Carlson.
The late-night host shows off some images that aren’t in Trump’s new book.
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