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Saturday links: things that haven’t happened before

Saturdays we catch up with the non-finance related items that we didn’t get to earlier in the week. You can check out...

Ford is aiming high with its new Fathom electric truck, while Goodyear's recovery is far from assured. Canadian stolen cars find new homes in Russia, and solar-powered cars offer an intriguing driving experience. Car sunroofs have become a recurring issue, exploding on multiple occasions. Robotaxis are navigating London streets to hone their skills.

Congestion pricing and faster ambulance transit times are gaining traction. Bike lanes' role in DEI initiatives is questioned. Summer 2026 is poised to be the hottest on record in the U.S., affecting how people enjoy the season. Heat is undercounting deaths, with research suggesting potential psilocybin benefits for chemotherapy side effects.

The closure of rural hospitals endangers expectant mothers, and the FDA approves Apple Vision Pro for its first surgical application. Proponents argue for hypoallergenic dogs, while the availability of alcohol in most NA beers is surprising. THC drink manufacturers operate in regulatory uncertainty.

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