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I loved the comment: "This is what America does. We are a nation of explorers!"

Awesome!!! Good luck folks!!!

I think that is correct.

And reopen the embassy. https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/us-resumes-embassy-operations-venezuela-2026-03-30/ It is amazing what removing the illegal dictator can do to helping a LOT of issues.

Moon pie? I'm in for that.

And very soon he will be one of the people that is furthest any human has been away from planet Earth. Wild, isn't it? I can't imagine the excitement that these astronauts are feeling right now. Anxious? of course. Scared? Probably some. Nervous? yes, just want to do their best. I am sure they...

We have this on in our office today. Very exciting. This is a huge deal.

Except that even the UN didn't recognize Maduro as the legitimate president of Venezuela. I don't know why this keeps coming back up. Certainly Rodriguez does feel there is a need to say that occasionally probably to keep the support of some in Venezuela.

"Randy and Buck, the club owners, wrote in a statement on Facebook: "The mural on our building was created for one reason: remembrance. It honors Iryna—a life taken too soon, as so many others have. It was never intended to be political. The narrative being created about this is wrong, and it is...

This mural was on private property. Paid for privately. They city intervened and said "absolutely not!!" What happend to "no kings?" Cities around the nation allowed murals of others with full support of the city governments. Why is THIS one objected to?

But who is giving up on our planet? Space exploration isn't about giving up. I suspect I know what you are referring to, and I think you misunderstand the plan.

You are against space exploration? I just don't understand. Why? Your statements about humans making a mess of this planet, But no one is willing to actually confront the PRC about it emissions. So until you are ready to do so, AND back it up with force, no one cares. Human kind is moving...

I am a bit confused by what you mean. Can you explain this to me?

The portraits have no endorsements etc, just her image. To say her image is "divisive" says a lot more about those objecting, than about those painting the image.

I don't see him knowing people that would put of $2 million on his behalf. So I am sure this is a surety bond of some sort/ bondsman arrangement. Now, maybe he knows people that put up the 10% (or whatever the court there accepts on bail bond/surety bond). That is still a hefty chunk of change.

I am a little confused here. But it sounds like that this "procedure" is a local, LaGuardia rule, not a federal regulation. Is that right? I think NY Port Authority owns/operates LaGuardia, is it their rule?

Venezuela might end up being able to pay, but the US is not wrong in objecting and demanding a third party payor agreement and all transparency that comes along with it. Venezuela will have to agree that they don't get to control any aspect of the defense, they don't get to questions bills...

Very few people are actually forced to work without pay. They are free to just leave. But yes, those that do work, do get backpay. I think people still keep these jobs because they are good jobs with federal benefits.

I saw this story the other day and was stunned. Now the club that had the mural is apologizing for allowing it. What is wrong with people? Does this young lady not deserve to have her story told?

I think his attorneys argued to reduce bail to $100,000 but were unsuccessful. His post of the $2 million bond is almost certainly through a bail/bondsman. The bond might be only 10% or something, that can vary. But if he doesn't show, the bondsman is on the hook to the court for the full $2...