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Arnold Schwarzenegger Urges 'Young Blood' for 2024 Presidential Election
politics2 years ago

Arnold Schwarzenegger Urges 'Young Blood' for 2024 Presidential Election

Arnold Schwarzenegger expressed his belief that he would make a great president, despite being ineligible due to not being a natural-born citizen. He acknowledged the opportunities America has given him and the warm reception he received. Schwarzenegger also commented on the upcoming 2024 election, suggesting that America needs younger candidates rather than those in their late 70s and early 80s. He recently released a self-help book titled "Be Useful: Seven Tools for Life."

Uber Raises Minimum Age for California Drivers to 25 Amid Soaring Insurance Costs
business3 years ago

Uber Raises Minimum Age for California Drivers to 25 Amid Soaring Insurance Costs

Uber has raised the minimum age requirement for most new drivers in California to 25 due to a significant increase in insurance costs, which have risen by more than 65% in just two years. The higher age requirement aims to mitigate the growing costs associated with California's high insurance coverage requirements for rideshare services. The change only applies to Uber's ride-hailing service and does not affect Uber Eats. Drivers under 25 who activated their accounts before the new rule can still drive for Uber in California. Lyft, Uber's competitor, has a minimum age requirement ranging from 21 to 25.

Minnesota's Gun Permit Age Requirement Struck Down by Federal Judge
law3 years ago

Minnesota's Gun Permit Age Requirement Struck Down by Federal Judge

A federal judge has struck down a Minnesota law that prohibited adults aged 18-20 from obtaining permits to carry handguns in public. The judge ruled that the law was unconstitutional and violated the Second Amendment. The ruling enables adults under 21 to obtain a license to carry a handgun in public in Minnesota, provided they meet all the other requirements of the law. The decision opens the door for Minnesota to appeal the district court's decision all the way up to the U.S. Supreme Court.