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Travis Barker Slammed After Daughter Alabama Dances in a Revealing Dress: ‘Get Your Daughter

Travis, come get your kid. Alabama Barker took to TikTok on Friday, November 10, with a sultry dancing video wearing a revealing dress, but not every fan was impressed. Instead, many slammed her dad, Travis Barker, for allowing his 17-year-old daughter to post the provocative video in the first place.

“Where are your parents?” one TikTok user commented on the post. Another added, “You are to young to be flaunting your s–t on social media. Parent fail.” Some even took aim at Alabama with her step-family, the Kardashians, in mind, writing, “I bet Jenners are disgusted and Kardashians lowkey can’t believe how Travis is raising her.”

Still, others came to Alabama’s defense, with many praising her decision to embrace her natural curves and beauty. “Don’t ever change you’re literally so beautiful,” one commenter wrote. “The body is just giving! I’d dieeee to look like you babe,” another fan gushed over the teen. Another picked up on the criticism Alabama was receiving and wrote, “She isn't anyone else's problem so keep your opinions to yourself. Slay.”

Alabama’s post came just days after her stepmom, Kourtney Kardashian, gave birth to her first child with Travis, 47. While the couple’s bundle of joy came as welcomed news to the Kardashian clan, the Blink-182 drummer was quickly slammed by fans for playing drums in the delivery room while Kourtney, 44, likely gave birth.

Taking to TikTok just one day before his daughter posted her own controversial video, Travis shared a video of himself practicing on a drum pad to the beat of his unborn son’s heart. Though Kourt seemed to love it and reshared the video, fans weren’t impressed.

“I would literally be so annoyed I couldn’t do it,” a fan wrote, while another added that it was “the biggest ick of all time.”

Like his daughter’s video, however, Travis did receive some praise for bringing his passion for music into the delivery room, with one fan calling it “the coolest thing.”

“Didn’t expect anything less than Travis bringing drums to the delivery room. Hehe I love it!” another supportive fan chimed in.

Alabama’s video might have received backlash, but she’s received nothing but encouragement and warmth from her stepmom, who considers Alabama, her stepsister, Atiana De La Hoya, and her brother, Landon Barker, her children just as much as they are Travis and ex Shanna Moakler’s.

“Kourtney fully believes in loving their kids just as much as her own,” an insider told Us Weekly in April.“Kourtney adores Landon, Alabama and Atiana, and she has nothing but the utmost positive intentions. She loves them with all her heart and isn’t focusing on any negative energy thrown her way, particularly when it comes to what’s best for the kids.”

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/travis-barker-slammed-daughter-alabama-194054084.html

This new nuclear stealth bomber is top secret. So why is the B-21 Raider flying over Palmdale?

After years of secrecy, the B-21 Raider emerged from its Palmdale hangar Friday morning and took its first flight, soaring through the sky and giving plane enthusiasts, contractor employees and the public its first glimpse of the futuristic-looking bomber in air.

The B-21 bomber, which is being built by Northrop Grumman Corp., took off from the secretive Air Force Plant 42 in Palmdale before heading north toward Edwards Air Force Base, said Matt Hartman, a photographer who was out in Palmdale in hopes of taking photos of the plane after he'd heard rumors that a flight might be imminent.

About 80 people crowded near the Palmdale Regional Airport to try to see the first flight with their own eyes. Once the bomber flew by, "you could hear a pin drop," Hartman said.

The U.S. Air Force confirmed that the B-21 is in flight testing, and called it a "critical step" in the bomber's test program. Flight testing includes not just flying operations but also ground and taxiing tests. Edwards Air Force Base is in charge of testing and evaluation for the B-21.

The flight test program "moves us another step closer to reaching operational capability," Northrop Grumman said in a statement Friday. In December, Northrop Grumman unveiled the B-21 bomber for the first time, although that reveal only showcased the front of the aircraft. Technical details of the plane have so far been highly classified.

The Air Force plans to buy at least 100 B-21 stealth bombers by the mid-2030s for about $80 billion. Already, six B-21 bombers are in production, the Air Force said. The new planes will eventually replace the aging B-1 and B-2 bomber fleets.

Although the B-21's flying-wing shape looks similar to that of the B-2, it has improved stealth technology and will be more supportable and maintainable than its predecessor, which has notoriously high maintenance costs.

The bomber is designed to fly both crewed and uncrewed missions, reflecting technological updates that were not available when the B-2 was built in the 1980s.

The Air Force plans to get its first few B-21 bombers, which are designed to fly long-range missions while evading radar detection, by the mid-2020s. The bomber is part of the U.S. military's effort to update its nuclear triad, which includes warheads, submarines and missiles, as global rivals such as China also improve their weapons technology.

The program has boosted aerospace employment in the Antelope Valley, long known for its aerospace manufacturing jobs. In December, more than 7,000 people were employed at Northrop Grumman's Antelope Valley facilities, which is double the number there in 2015 when the company won the bomber contract.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/nuclear-stealth-bomber-top-secret-220330662.html

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>Strong Man & Strong Woman!

Think you mean Straw man. Straw Woman.

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Out of the woodwork crawls the blackpilling bitch, who insults many, while pretending to be "in the know."

She's cringe, no matter what "side" she's on.

Auto turn off type energy.