Should be used for anti vaccine mandate rally

https://www.newsweek.com/brett-kavanaugh-protest-home-texas-abortion-shut-down-dc-1628891?

The demonstration was largely peaceful and no arrests were made, reported WTOP. There were a number of police officers present outside Kavanaugh's home during the protest.

The crowd could be heard chanting "my body, my voice" during the protest on Monday night.

The group also played Twisted Sister's "We're Not Gonna Take It" from a loudspeaker while walking away from the street towards the park where the march started from.

"I believe that currently the Supreme Court is infringing on our rights and Brett Kavanaugh is a big part of that," 18-year-old demonstrator Sophia Geiger told the AFP news agency.

"We've had multiple women's marches… and clearly, they have not gotten the message," Geiger added. "So now we want to inconvenience him."

Is Evergrande China's Lehman Brothers Moment?!

https://www.metro.us/china-develops-machines-that/

China Automotive Engineering Research Institute Co Ltd (CAERI) said in a statement it has developed a system to analyse the path of data transmission by using a communication-detection device to monitor uploaded data and data gathered from vehicles in a testing environment.

CAERI said the system is the first of its kind in China and was praised by government bodies.

The institute also tested several vehicles, including Tesla’s Model 3 sedan as well as sport-utility vehicles made by Audi, Daimler Mercedes-Benz and Land Rover, the statement said. It did not disclose the results.

Global automakers, including Tesla, Ford Motor and BMW, told Reuters in May they were setting up local data centers to comply with China’s regulatory requirement.