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Benjamin Franklin's Innovations and the Birth of the Cable Car Marked January 17th

17 Jan 2026 7:02 a.m. · Source: U.S. Library of Congress

On January 17th, the world remembers Benjamin Franklin's birth and the patenting of the cable car, two events that significantly shaped American innovation and urban life.

Politics and Government Business Media Benjamin Franklin Innovation Cable Car San Francisco Transportation American History Invention U.S. Library of Congress

SKAEL Founder Pleads Guilty to Securities and Wire Fraud

1 Jul 2025 8:44 p.m. · Source: Denver FBI

Baba Nadimpalli, founder of SKAEL, pleads guilty to securities and wire fraud for misleading investors about revenue and customer data, facing potential 20-year prison sentences.

Politics and Government Science & Technology Legal Business SKAEL Baba Nadimpalli securities fraud wire fraud San Francisco Northern District of California artificial intelligence FBI

May 15th: A Day in History

15 May 2025 8:02 a.m. · Source: U.S. Library of Congress

Lyman Frank Baum's birth, San Francisco's Committee of Vigilance, and Sholem Aleichem's death marked May 15th in history.

Entertainment Law Enforcement Media Social Issues Lyman Frank Baum San Francisco Sholem Aleichem Bronx New York Yiddish Authors U.S. Library of Congress