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It was reported in June 2018, that the Trump administration plans to pay Texas non-profit Southwest Key more than $458 million in the fiscal year of 2018 to care for immigrant children detained crossing the US border illegally.[180] In July 2018, it was reported that HHS had diverted at least...

Officially. My state is watching the hospitalisation rate and the utilisation of ICU beds to automatically tighten regulations state-wide when things get worse. 7-day case numbers are also relevant on a county level. German laboratories do ~1.7-1.9 million PCR tests per week right now. Either...

Have you transitioned from watching case numbers to watching hospitalizations yet?

Note that the NYT here says it's per family, so the offer might have been $90,000 per child for a family with 5 children.

Remarks by President Biden After Meeting with Members of the COVID-⁠19 Response Team For unvaccinated, we are looking at a winter of severe illness and death — if you’re unvaccinated — for themselves, their families, and the hospitals they’ll soon overwhelm. But there’s good news: If you’re...

Well, that's for the courts to decide, isn't it? :eek:

My county health officials closed an elementary school yesterday when they learned that one child had a confirmed omicron diagnosis; they've since found more cases among the pupils. A pre-Kindergarten was also closed on suspicion, and a Kindergarten group was quarantined. (That Kindergarten had...

From your initial quote: the idea of the US government compensating immigrant families separated at the border under the Trump administration's "zero-tolerance policy," This is not about the future. This is about the past, and encompasses a specific group of people. That's not what this is...

Captain Disillusion has debunked a few of these on his youtube channel. His videos are quite an education on what can be done with SFX and VFX.

Maybe a rotating disc towed by a drone, which would explain the noise. Or a serrated frisbee.

Are you suggesting pilots reduce thrust when flying a curve?

"The light was bluish. and reddish and whitish as well" -- how? A kite with some fireworks on it might fit the description, or an unusual hot air balloon of some sort?

The physics don't support a crash if this is supposed to be a deep gouge. a) If the crashing UFO gouged out a ditch, where's the ejected material? There should be a pile of ground to either side. b) A deep ditch requires a downforce, you have that at impact, but then the ditch is short because...

A plane coming in to land is also a less loud than an aircraft at the same altitude taking off.

And the fact that the Air Force did say, "this is our stuff", becomes evidence for a coverup: - there's fabric (fact) - so it's clothes (conclusion) - but it's not clothes shaped or like any known clothes fabric (fact) - so it's alien clothes, which means we don't need to explain shape or fabric...

This one has the nose gear down and the landing lights on?

So basically, a crate with alien clothes destimed for goodwill fell off the back of a UFO and disintegrated when it hit the ground, which is why all we found is fabric with seams, wooden sticks, and lots of sellotape and aluminum foil? I'd read a short story based on that premise. Also, in that...

The right set of flares seems to moving forward erratically, less smoothly than the camera pans. Maybe it looks better in your stabilized version?

My thought is it'd have to fly west and then turn north to line up with the runway. Narrowing down the time of day might be useful.

Many people look up at helicopters.