The Daily Populous

Thursday December 27th, 2018 evening edition

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President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump greet members of the U.S. military during an unannounced trip to Al Asad Air Base in Iraq on December 26, 2018.

Official photographs and videos typically blur the individual faces of special operation forces, due to the sensitive nature of their job.

The president’s video posted Wednesday did not shield the faces of special operation forces.

Trump flew to Iraq late Christmas Day after facing a barrage of negative headlines over the holiday season amid a partial government shutdown.

The president and first lady Melania Trump posed for pictures with U.S. service members at al-Asad air base in Iraq.

After Air Force One left the Iraqi airspace, Trump posted a video to his Twitter account of his time spent with American forces during his visit to Iraq.

The video cuts to team members shaking the president’s hand before cutting to other special operations personnel and support troops. »

Elon Musk: This is why I push myself to the brink

Authored by cnbc.com

Building an electric car company that will one day mass produce electric vehicles is not easy, even for an entrepreneur like Musk.

… So as a startup, a car company, it is far more difficult to be successful than if you're an established, entrenched brand.

Elon Musk is stressed, says he's sleeping on Tesla factory floor and has no time to go home and shower. »

Hospitals will have to post prices online starting January 1

Authored by fox5dc.com

- A new rule going into effect January 1, 2019, will require hospitals to post a list of their standard prices online and make electronic medical records more readily available to patients.

“We know that hospitals have this information and we’re asking them to post what they have online.”.

Hospitals are already required to disclose prices publicly, but this change will put that information online in a machine-readable format that can be easily processed by computers. »

How I Got Banned from Photographing the Band Arch Enemy

Authored by petapixel.com

Arch Enemy were particularly unlucky in this regard since their set coincided with a massive downpour.

Since the post had been made on the account of the company, it was obvious that its purpose was to advertise.

Hello J, I would like to ask why you are sending discontent emails to people sharing the photo of Alissa? »