Author: Aron Solomon

By Aron Solomon The recent Mission District shooting in San Francisco has cast a spotlight on autonomous vehicle company Cruise, triggering a wave of controversy. A widely circulated video on Twitter shows one of Cruise’s self-driving cars obstructing a police officer from reaching the crime scene, sparking outrage and raising concerns about public safety. This incident forces us to confront pressing questions about the role of autonomous vehicles in emergency situations, highlighting the urgent need for stricter regulations and improved protocols. The video footage unequivocally depicts a self-driving car blocking an officer’s path as they urgently demand its removal, citing the obstruction…

First appeared in Prescott eNews By Aron Solomon In the revered corridors of American democracy, a relic of the past continues to undermine the essence of fair representation and majority rule. The Electoral College, a uniquely American yet absurdly antiquated system, has far outlived its purpose and must be discarded. It is time for the United States to shed the shackles of an outdated electoral mechanism and embrace a system that truly reflects the will of the people — an approach that upholds the fundamental principles of democracy. Recent years have witnessed the erosion of democratic norms worldwide, and America’s adherence…

First appeared in BOXSCORE By Aron Solomon Okay. Good news first. Instead of wasting massive amounts of time and money in courtrooms, the PGA TOUR, DP World Tour (the European tour, essentially), and the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) have announced a groundbreaking agreement to bring together golf on a global scale. The parties have signed a deal that merges PIF’s golf-related commercial businesses and rights, including LIV Golf, with those of the PGA TOUR and DP World Tour. According to the PAG (more on this below) “this collaboration establishes a new, jointly owned, for-profit entity that aims to maximize…

First appeared in Western Journal By Aron Solomon Twitter’s lawyers indicated last week to a federal judge that the “Twitter Files” were all a big lie, nothing more than a marketing campaign to appeal to a huge swatch of Twitter’s user base. Yet the accompanying argument going around social media that Elon Musk is unfit to own Twitter based on this issue is not as strong as its proponents believe it is. For those who need a refresher on the Twitter Files, they are internal documents that Musk claims show that the platform has been suppressing free speech. The documents include emails and…

First appeared in NewsBreak By Aron Solomon George Santos, a Republican Representative from New York, was charged with multiple counts of wire fraud, money laundering, stealing public funds, and lying on financial disclosure reports. The charges followed months of investigation by the office of the U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of New York (EDNY), which has been conducting one of the inquiries into Mr. Santos’s financial and campaign activities. According to the indictment, Santos engaged in multiple fraudulent schemes, including a fraudulent political contribution solicitation scheme, a fraudulent unemployment benefits scheme, and making false statements to the U.S. House of…

First appeared in BOXSCORE By Aron Solomon Political things went from very bad to so much worse today at the French Open in the moments following Aryna Sabalenka’s quarter-final defeat of Elina Svitolina. Sabalenka waited at the net for a handshake from Svitolina that she knew full well was never going to come. I made my views crystal clear on this in real-time: Aryna Sabalenka is deeply Belarusian and a great source of national pride through the vehicle of sport. The political situation in Belarus has had a significant impact on the country’s sports system, and has for generations. Belarus’s sporting…

By Aron Solomon In cities across the nation, where dogs and humans coexist in tight quarters, occasional dog bite incidents are an unfortunate reality. Each year, countless individuals suffer from dog bites, leading to both physical injuries and emotional distress. As responsible pet ownership becomes increasingly important, understanding the legal landscape surrounding dog bites is crucial. New Jersey and many other states have adopted a legal doctrine known as strict liability when it comes to dog bites. Unlike other jurisdictions that may require evidence of a dog’s previous viciousness, New Jersey law holds dog owners strictly liable for any injuries…

First appeared in Boston Herald By Aron Solomon If you haven’t heard of Sonder, you’re not alone. The company has done a remarkably good job of flying under the radar until their recent turbulence. Sonder operates by leasing and renovating apartments and hotels, which are then rented out to guests. Instead of owning the properties, Sonder leases them and earns revenue through guest rentals. Sonder specializes in offering short-term serviced apartments that provide a welcoming and consistent home-like experience. To secure properties, Sonder enters into multi-year fixed leases, mixed leases, or revenue-sharing agreements, often acting as the primary or exclusive tenant…

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First appeared in DC Sources By Aron Solomon As first reported by NPR, ARC Automotive, a Tennessee-based company, is refusing to recall 67 million air bag inflators, despite a request from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to do so. The NHTSA has concluded after an eight-year investigation that ARC front driver and passenger inflators have a safety defect that creates an unreasonable risk of death and injury. The agency is demanding that ARC Automotive recall the inflators in the US because they could explode and hurl shrapnel. The company has argued that the recall demand exceeds the agency’s legal…