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Tesla's Missing Autopilot Data Showed It Detected A Hazard Before Fatal Crash, Despite Claims It Was Missing

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By John Federico
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A Tesla Model S that crashed in 2017. The automobile company is again in hot water after data that it deemed lost was retrieved from a suspect's car following a fatal crash in 2019 that killed Naibel Benavides Leon. (Credit: Wikimedia Commons) A federal judge has officially rejected Tesla's attempt to overturn a staggering $243 million (£180 million) jury verdict, marking a decisive legal defeat for the electric vehicle giant in one of the most high-profile Autopilot liability cases to date.
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British Tourist Who Visited India Came Back with 38 Brain Parasites After Eating Contaminated Pork

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By John Federico
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Lowri Denman in November 2016, visiting her family from hospital. Five years previously, dozens of parasites were found lodged in her brain, possibly contracted during a trip to India. (Credit: Facebook) Neurocysticercosis has become a haunting reality for Lowri Denman, a British traveller who returned from a two-month trip to India carrying 38 brain parasites.
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'Space Pirates' and Dumb Aliens: US Government Declassifies Historic UFO Data and the Theories Are Unhinged

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By John Federico
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The Pentagon's latest batch of declassified files on unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAPs) has triggered interest in extraterrestrials, and in the theories about them. (Credit: Wikimedia Commons) New Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) files have ignited a global conversation about the nature of our reality, as the Pentagon releases its third major tranche of declassified material. Interest in alien life is surging, with the public eager to parse these records for proof of visitors.
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