The Daily Populous

The video has gathered more than 269000 likes on Facebook and shows Bambas explaining that he retired from General Motors in 1999.

He said the stability he counted on vanished in 2012 when the company went bankrupt and he lost his pension along with his healthcare coverage.

Weidenhofer often uses his platform to help people in tough situations and set up a GoFundMe page after meeting Bambas. »

On the gaming front, Netflix will soon become the new owner of NetherRealm Studios, Rocksteady, Warner Bros. Montreal, and more.

Less than one day after Netflix announced the merger, a petition on Change.org seeks to free the Nemesis System from Warner Bros. Discovery’s chains.

According to the petition, Netflix has a historic opportunity to unlock this system for both indie and AAA developers. »

They instead filed the antitrust suit and the trial opened Monday to hear their allegations that NASCAR is a monopolistic bully.

Jordan referred to the NBA business model, which shares approximately half its revenue with players, far more than NASCAR.

“I’m not discrediting the things NASCAR has done for the sport but I’m pushing them to be better,” Jordan testified. »

Former US senator Bob Menendez has been permanently disqualified from seeking or holding public office in his home state of New Jersey after being convicted of federal corruption charges, according to officials.

“Too many people in New Jersey have a cynical viewpoint that corruption is a routine, widespread feature of our politics.

The crimes for which the New Jersey Democrat was convicted earned him the derisive nickname “Gold Bar Bob”, his own attorney once said. »