Chinese Retailers Capitalize on Trump Shooting with High-Demand Souvenir T-Shirts on Taobao

Chinese Retailers Capitalize on Trump Shooting With High-Demand Souvenir T-Shirts on Taobao

Chinese online retailers reported 2,000 orders of souvenir t-shirts, mostly of Trump raising his fist with blood from the bullet that grazed his ear, three hours after the assassination attempt at a Pennsylvania campaign rally.


[UPDATE] Delta Air Lines Revises Uniform Policy Following Palestinian Pin Backlash

Delta Air Lines is changing its employee uniform policy to ban pins representing any country or nationality other than the United States following controversy over flight attendants wearing Palestinian flag pins.

Spacex’s Falcon 9 Grounded After Stage 2 Anomaly in Latest Starlink Launch

SpaceX’s reliable Falcon 9 space transportation fleet has been grounded after an unusual failure in its second stage caused its payload, 20 of the company’s Starlink satellites, to deploy in a lower-than-expected orbit and eventually burn into the Earth’s atmosphere.

Amazon’s Prime Day Is Coming up — Here’s How to Redeem a Gift Card

With Prime Day imminent, people could be able to pay for purchases using Amazon gift cards, which can be redeemed using the Amazon website or app.


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