A Ryanair Passenger Got Half Sucked Out of a Shattered Cabin Window at 16,000 Feet, and His Wife Held onto His Legs for Two Minutes Thinking “If We Die, We Die Together.”

A Ryanair Passenger Got Half Sucked Out of a Shattered Cabin Window at 16,000 Feet, and His Wife Held onto His Legs for Two Minutes Thinking “If We Die, We Die Together.”

A routine Ryanair flight from Greece to Germany turned into a mid-air emergency when an engine part broke off and shattered a cabin window, opening the aircraft to the high-altitude slipstream. What followed was a two-minute fight to keep one passenger from being pulled out of the plane entirely. He was pinned half-outside the aircraft…

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Alex Kolodin Still Says the 2020 Election Was Rigged, and He’s Leading by 24 Points to Become Arizona’s Top Elections Official

Alex Kolodin Still Says the 2020 Election Was Rigged, and He’s Leading by 24 Points to Become Arizona’s Top Elections Official

The office he’s favored to win is the one that certifies Arizona’s elections and tells voters they can trust the count. He was part of the “kraken” lawsuits that tried to overturn 2020, and the state bar admonished him for filing suits that had no merit. Arizona votes today in a Republican primary for secretary…

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Victor Davis Hanson Says DSA Communism is Not a Real Grassroots Movement: ‘Mostly White, Affluent, but Angry They Can’t Buy a NYC Condo’ (VIDEO)

Victor Davis Hanson Says DSA Communism is Not a Real Grassroots Movement: ‘Mostly White, Affluent, but Angry They Can’t Buy a NYC Condo’ (VIDEO)

Screencap of Twitter/X video. Conservative scholar and historian Victor Davis Hanson appeared on FOX News tonight with Laura Ingraham and talked about the rise of the communists in the DSA, saying that it is not a genuine grassroots movement. Hanson suggests that most of the people voting for these candidates are white, affluent and highly…

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Crypto IPO market stalls as capital rotates to AI and macro uncertainty weighs

Crypto IPO market stalls as capital rotates to AI and macro uncertainty weighs

Funding constraints and investor caution, not regulation, are delaying crypto IPOs, according to Cohen & Company Capital Markets’ Christian Lopez. The market for crypto initial public offerings has slowed sharply as investors rotate capital into other sectors and growing macroeconomic uncertainty dampens appetite for risk assets, according to Christian Lopez, head of blockchain and digital…

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