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Hydrogen fuel cell trucks hit the roads in Georgia

Imagine a truck zips along the highway and leaving no traces of contamination behind it. That future is becoming a reality thanks to Benore Logistic Systems Inc., which just added 14 Hyundai Xcient hydrogen-powered trucks to its fleet in Savannah, Georgia. The move introduces Benore's commitment to sustainability and positions the company as a pioneer […]

Gulf Cartel Cell Terrorizing Central Mexican Border State Unmasked

The dangerous cells from the Gulf Cartels are terrified by completely immunity and jealous of the heart of Tamaulipas, Mexico, despite the presence of military, federal and state police. This cell also caused problems with the rest of the Gulf Cartels' widespread invitation to innocent women who terrorized locals, meaningless murders, and women who committed […]

Never lose cell service again with this space-age satellite tech

Imagine it never exists on Earth again, anywhere, anytime without a cell signal. That's exactly what AST Spacemobile is working to achieve. Founded in the heart of Texas in 2017, the innovative company is developing the world's first global cellular broadband network that can connect directly to your daily smartphone. No special equipment is required. […]

DC Council proposes bill to ban cell phones in district’s public schools

Washington DC members and councils are seeking a complete ban on mobile phones at public schools in the district to restrict their caution in the classroom. A bill that banned devices will be introduced on Monday at the DC Council, and will be enforced in the next grade. Six councilors have already signed this bill. […]

Bans on cell phones in schools grow, but debate thrives on how they are handled

Bans on cellphone use in schools are becoming stronger as more states consider policies that are popular with many educators but still face concerns from parents. New York and New Jersey are the latest states to consider statewide bans aimed at reducing cyberbullying and improving student concentration. “We're seeing a sharp increase in the movement […]