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"content": "<p>NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine will visit SpaceX headquarters on Thursday amid signs of mounting tension between government officials and Elon Musk’s firm over its progress on a project that is crucial for the agency’s plans to return U.S. astronauts to the moon by 2024.\r\n“NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine will tour SpaceX headquarters in Hawthorne, California, on Thursday, Oct. 10, to see the progress the company is making to fly astronauts to and from the International Space Station from American soil as part of the agency's Commercial Crew Program,” NASA said in a press release.\r\nMORE ON THIS\r\nSpaceX and Boeing each received government contracts in 2014 to develop spacecraft capable of ferrying U.<\/p><p>S. astronauts to the International Space Station as part of the “Commercial Crew Program.” While SpaceX initially set a 2017 target date for completion, the firm has yet to deliver a final version of its “Crew Dragon” vessel for active use.<\/p><p>\r\nBridenstine’s visit will occur just days after he appeared to express frustration regarding SpaceX’s contributions to the Commercial Crew program shortly before Musk was set to unveil the “Starship” project, a separate craft designed to reach Mars.\r\nGET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HERE\r\n“I am looking forward to the SpaceX announcement tomorrow [on Starship],” Bridenstine said on Sept. 27. “In the meantime, Commercial Crew is years behind schedule. NASA expects to see the same level of enthusiasm focused on the investments of the American taxpayer. It’s time to deliver.”\r\nNASA is working toward a Trump administration directive to return U.S. astronauts to the moon by the year 2024. The agency recently awarded a $4.6 billion contract to Lockheed Martin to build at least six Orion space shuttles for future missions.<\/p> \r\nCLICK HERE TO READ MORE ON FOX BUSINESS.",
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"content": "<p><ul><li>General Electric is freezing the pensions of 20,000 U.S. salaried workers to reduce billions in future pension obligations and trim debt.<\/p><p><\/li><li>About 700 employees in its supplemental pension program, geared toward executives, will also have their pension benefits frozen.<\/li><li>The company said the change won't impact already retired GE workers.<\/li><\/ul>\r\nGeneral Electric announced it will freeze the pensions of 20,000 U.S. salaried workers, a measure designed to reduce its pension deficit and trim debt. The move will shave GE's pension deficit by as much as $8 billion and its net debt by as much as $6 billion.\r\nAs part of the pension freeze, the industrial conglomerate said it will freeze supplementary pension benefits for approximately 700 employees who became executives before 2011.<\/p><p> Supplemental pension plans are typically designed for higher-ranking employees and offer benefits beyond the typical pension plan.<\/p><p>\r\n\"Returning GE to a position of strength has required us to make several difficult decisions, and today's decision to freeze the pension is no exception,\" said Kevin Cox, chief human resources officer at GE.\r\nAs part of such efforts, the company said last month it would spend $5 billion to pay down debt. But the effort to reduce debt could also damage employee morale at a time when CEO H. Lawrence Culp Jr. is trying to turn around the troubled conglomerate.\r\n\"The impact on employee engagement\/morale of some of these pension measures is unlikely to be positive, but in a situation of 'corporate battlefield surgery,' this tends to be a typical, if unfortunate casualty,\" noted Barclay's analyst Julian Mitchell in a Monday research note.\r\n@generalelectric is freezing the pension of thousands of workers to reduce debt. @equilarinc notes that CEO of GE H. Lawrence Culp, Jr. earned $15,312,165 in 2018, 345 times the 2018 median GE employee wage.$GE#corpgov#execcomp#employeepaySource: https:\/\/t.co\/4guU47seCR\r\n— Equilar Inc. (@equilarinc) October 7, 2019\r\nCulp, a turnaround specialist, was paid more than $15.3 million last year, or 345 times the 2018 median GE employee wage of around $43,500, according to Equilar. \r\nA pension freeze effectively puts a hold on new benefits from accruing to a retirement account, according to the Pension Rights Center. GE said the 20,000 workers affected by the change won't accrue additional benefits nor make employee contributions after January 1, 2021.\r\nGE booted from the Dow Industrials\r\nGE said the pension freeze won't impact GE retirees already collecting pension benefits or employees with production benefits.\r\nLike other corporations, GE has been phasing out its pension amid a push toward self-directed retirement plans such as 401(k)s. GE said it hasn't allowed new workers into its pension plan since 2012.\r\n\"Today's actions more closely aligns GE benefits with current industry standards and competitive market practices,\" the company said Monday in a statement.\r\nAdditionally, GE also said it's offering a lump-sum option to about 100,000 former employees who have not started their monthly pension payments. The company said it's sending out notices to those eligible employees, and will pay the lump sum in December.<\/p>.",
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"content": "<p>Since Meghan Markle and Prince Harry tied the knot, Markle seems to be getting more comfortable with being in the spotlight. And seems to be more confident and in control in front of the media.\r\nNow that Archie is five months old, Markle is finally able to get back to her royal duties and continue to work on her many charities.<\/p><p>\r\nMarkle may be getting used to being in the spotlight, but that does not mean that she has gotten any more comfortable with the criticism that comes with fame. It seems like no matter what Markle does, there is always a few critics lurking in the background, ready to tell her how she is doing everything wrong.<\/p><p> \r\nMost recently, a royal insider has said that Markle is bringing her Hollywood entitlement into the royal family.\r\nSo, does Markle really act entitled and does her former Hollywood lifestyle make it more difficult to fit in with her new royal family?\r\nThe media has criticized Meghan Markle before she became a duchess\r\nMeghan, Duchess of Sussex | Samir Hussein\/WireImage\r\nWhen Harry and Markle first started dating, the media was very curious about the American actress who was dating a prince. Once the couple got engaged, however, the media’s innocent curiosity quickly turned into vicious attacks on the Markle.<\/p><p> \r\nEven though Markle always seemed to act very respectful and polite in public, the media would have a field day every time Markle slipped up even a little. For a while, it seemed like if Markle were to sit down without crossing her ankles, it would be front-page news the very next day.<\/p><p> \r\nThroughout the couple’s engagement, the media continued its attack on Markle’s character.<\/p><p> There were rumors that Markle was feuding with Kate Middleton and Prince William. The media even divulged personal information about Markle and her family, particularly her father. \r\nThey interviewed her father and half-sister and even published a private letter that Markle wrote to her father. The media seemed relentless in its attempt to Villainize the young Duchess.<\/p><p>\r\nMost recently, Markle and her husband have been accused of being “fake activists” after they were spotted riding in private jets while at the same time telling others how important global conservation is and how global warming is a serious issue.\r\nDoes Meghan Markle have Hollywood entitlement issues?\r\nAccording to Page Six, Markle is actually making quite the impression on her grandmother-in-law, Queen Elizabeth II and the queen is reportedly very impressed with Markle. \r\nHowever, historian, David Starkey told Page Six that even though the queen does have a fondness for the Duchess of Sussex, she will never quite fit in with the royal family because Markle has “brought too much Hollywood entitlement with her.”\r\nStarkey had also said that when it comes to Markle and Harry receiving criticism over flying in big, expensive jets while preaching the importance of eco-friendly vehicles, Markle is just acting like any other celebrity from Hollywood. \r\n“Her hypocrisy is just the same as any other member of the Hollywood elite: they all proclaim their eco-sensitivity while flying their private jets,” Starkey had said.\r\nDoes the criticism bother Meghan Markle?\r\nMost of the criticism that Markle receives likely does not bother her at all. The main reason for this is because she goes out of her way to ensure that she does not know about the majority of the criticism.<\/p><p> \r\nMarkle has said in the past that she makes it a point to not read anything that is written about her online or in magazines.\r\nHowever, Psychologist, Tijana Jokic has said the couple should consider reading some of the criticism that is written about them. Jokic does agree that they should steer clear of the hurtful comments that are being written about them, but some constructive criticism can actually be very beneficial to the young couple.\r\n“Comments from the public can provide access and a voice of people which are crucial when it comes to establishing optimal life standards,” Jokic said.<\/p><p>.",
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"content": "<p>Monday brought us our final four-game day and night of the 2019 postseason, and all four of those contests happened to be elimination games. As you'll see from the scores below, all but the Twins survived to fight another day. \r\nTo help you unpack all the wall-to-wall playoff action, we're here to righteously declare some winners and losers. Let's do just that (winners get to go first, losers) .<\/p><p>.. \r\n Winner: Kevin Kiermaier\r\nIn the bottom of the second in Monday's ALDS Game 3, Zack Greinke of the Astros was staked to a 1-0 lead in what for the Rays was an elimination game. A single and an HBP put two on for veteran Ray and No. 8 hitter Kevin Kiermaier, and he punished a Greinke changeup for a game-changing three-run homer. That homer flipped the Rays chances of winning Game 4 from 43.6 percent to 72 percent. That blast wound up to Kiermaier's only hit of the day in what turned out to be a 10-3 Tampa Bay romp. 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Freeman clobbered a home run against Carlos Martinez in Game 1, otherwise these three hitters have been pretty bad in the NLDS:\r\n<ul><li>Freeman: 2 for 16 (.125) with one walk<\/li><li>Donaldson: 2 for 14 (.143) with two walks<\/li><li>Markakis: 2 for 17 (.118) with one walk<\/li><\/ul>The three hitters in the middle of Atlanta's lineup are a combined 4 for 47 (.128) through four NLDS games. That is not going to cut it. For all the talk about Ronald Acuna's lack of hustle, that dude is 8 for 16 (.500) with three doubles, a triple, and a homer in the series. He's been the best player in the postseason and he'll need some help from the 3-4-5 hitters in Game 5 for the Braves to advance.\r\nWinner: Max Scherzer\r\nPitching on short rest in the must-win Game 4, Scherzer pretty well shoved against the best offense in the NL. Mad Max wound up firing seven innings of one-run ball. Over that span, he allowed four hits while striking out seven against three walks. Scherzer hasn't started on normal rest since Sept. 18. His final two starts of the regular season weren't on his normal schedule, and then he started the NL Wild Card Game on a weeks' rest. Next came a short-rest, high-leverage relief appearance against the Dodgers in Game 2, and then he takes the ball in Game 4 for what turned out to be a 109-pitch gem just three days after that relief appearance. \r\nLoser: Julio Urias\r\nJulio Urias threw two innings on Sunday as part of the Dodgers' Game 3 victory against the Nationals. Manager Dave Roberts asked Urias for more coverage on Monday, but this time things didn't go as planned.\r\nRather Urias, who entered in the fifth inning trying to preserve a tie, permitted three of the five batters he faced to reach: Trea Turner (single), Anthony Rendon (another single), and Howie Kendrick (yes, a single). Turner scored on Rendon's single, which came after Adam Eaton sacrificed. 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