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Elon Musk has praised his competitors but never hidden his competitive edge. And he just tweeted out that edge in a big way.

NEVER FORGET—Holocaust survivors David Lenga, left, and Joe Alexander talk to the media during a news conference Nov. 10 to announce an upcoming exhibit at the Reagan Library titled “Auschwitz: Not Long Ago. Not Far Away.” The touring exhibition will be at the Simi Valley library starting March 2023. The event is expected to sell

NEVER FORGET—Above, Holocaust survivors David Lenga, left, and Joe Alexander talk to the media during a news conference Nov. 10 to announce an upcoming exhibit at the Reagan Library titled “Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away.” Above right, guests listen as the Holocaust survivors share their experiences at the news conference. The exhibition will

NEVER FORGET—Holocaust survivors David Lenga, left, and Joe Alexander talk to the media during a news conference Nov. 10 to announce an upcoming exhibit at the Reagan Library titled “Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away.” The touring exhibition will be at the Simi Valley library starting March 2023. The event is expected to sell

During the announcement of Auschwitz. Not Long Ago. Not Far Away exhibtion at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley

Ah, the first weeks of fall, when in Texas and Arkansas we all have thoughts of boots and fall leaves and pumpkin spice running through our minds. We start planning crock pots of chili and weenie roasts and the first showing of Hocus Pocus on Friday night. Until we walk outside and are hit smack in the face with 98 degrees Fahrenheit and 78% humidity. Ugh. It still feels like July.

It is often a difficult task putting together poems of vast themes. There is always a possibility of alienating central focus of the collection, as every poem struggles for domination.

A major new exhibition at the a href= https://mjhnyc.org/ target= _blank Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust /a opened

The cryptocurrency market is in disarray. It lost over $2 trillion in eight months.

"The Holocaust: What Hate Can Do" opens June 30, 2022.