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In a bid to unseat Montana Senator Jon Tester, businessman and former Navy SEAL Tim Sheehy has gathered a formidable group of wealthy backers. Senator Tester, considered the most vulnerable member of the Democratic caucus, is facing a tough challenge as these powerful billionaires throw their weight behind Sheehy's campaign. The video titled "These Billionaires Are Trying To Impact Montana's Senate Race" delves into the influence of money in politics, particularly in a crucial Senate race like Montana's. With an introduction setting the stage, the video goes on to explore the potential implications of unseating Senator Tester and the notable...... Read Full article on HadNews

Making it onto the Forbes 400 list of the richest people in America is a remarkable achievement, but staying on the list year after year is a true testament to a billionaire's success. In a sea of wealthy individuals, only 11 billionaires have managed to maintain their spot on the prestigious list since its inception. Forbes recently highlighted these 11 individuals who have never missed a year on the Forbes 400 list. Their unwavering success and ability to continue growing their wealth year after year is a testament to their business acumen and dedication to their craft. These billionaires have proven time and time again that they have wha...... Read Full article on HadNews

The video titled “Even Billionaires CAN’T Own This Car” takes viewers on a journey through the motley world of automotive design, showcasing some of the most peculiar and revolutionary cars in history. From the 1942 O Electrique by Paul Arens to the 1975 City Car, these vehicles are not only testaments to human engineering and creativity, but also reflections of the times in which they were created. One standout from the video is the 1942 O Electrique, also known as the “electric egg car” for its unique rounded design reminiscent of an egg. Built out of necessity during World War II, the O Electrique was a practical yet odd-looking veh...... Read Full article on HadNews

For the journalism industry, 2024 is off to a brutal start. Most spectacularly, the Los Angeles Times recently slashed more than 20% of its newsroom. Though trouble had long been brewing, the layoffs were particularly disheartening because many employees and readers hoped the Times’ billionaire owner, Patrick Soon-Shiong, would stay the course in good times and bad – that he would be a steward less interested in turning a profit and more concerned with ensuring the storied publication could serve the public. According to the LA Times, Soon-Shiong explained that the cuts were necessary because the paper “could no longer lose $30 mil...... Read Full article on HadNews