>The first assistant director for "Rust" has been sentenced to six months unsupervised probation as part of a plea deal in connection with the fatal on-set shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.

Doesn't seem like very much after a person died because of this negligence.

Well then what about wheel spinners? People will see them spin at intersections and think the wheels are still moving, which is important for psychological impact.

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Putin the master strategist strikes again.

What a maroon.

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I would think the preferred option is the try and recover her quietly. Raising the profile risks them just making her disappear permanently.

Seeing the phrase "The sound of children screaming has been removed" on the video gave me chills. The actual screams would have done a lot worse, which is why they should have been left in. Seeing the smiling faces in the school photos on memorial pieces isn't doing anything to get people to understand the horrors of these shootings. It's time to stop allowing us to become even more desensitized.

Damn, he was dead like 8 hours after posting that.

Clickbait title.

Amazon isn't being sued for having expensive stuff.

It's being sued for price fixing by essentially trying to control how a merchant lists their products in their own store or competing stores.

Its massive amount of lawyers: oh well

I don't know what the weapon was that the shooter had, but I believe even the standard vests can resist at least some small arms fire. Like a 38-45.

That is if they're the kind meant to be somewhat bulletproof

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No that isn't why. The food index increased 0.4% for February, and also the main CPI number published by the BLS is not Core CPI, so the number in the headline is not what you implied it is nor is the .4% increase in food out of line with the aggregate index.

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Possibly not eligible to immigrate to Canada (or legally in the US). Might have family supports in the US that can help them but none in Canada.

No, they're still looking for the missing boater. This was a different boat they found overturned.

>They are believed to be an Indian family and a Romanian family who were attempting to cross into the U.S. from Canada illegally, according to police.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/akwesasne-st-lawrence-bodies-found-missing-people-1.6797256

Probably the little boy was born in Canada (birth tourism is a thing) but the rest of the family weren't eligible for immigration in any of the legal ways, so they tried going to the US.

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Just to be sure, we should arm the guns with little guns of their own.

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Airbnb's typically prohibit. parties and hosts are obsessively vigilent about occupancy. They also have no problem calling the cops on their renters--Airbnb goes to the mat to defend hosts.