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Nancy Pelosi's household disclosed roughly $59 million in trades over three years and inspired a Senate bill bearing her name (1, 2). President Donald Trump disclosed up to $750 million in 90 days, paid a $200 fine for filing late, and is exempt from the conflict-of-interest rules that govern other executive-branch employees (3, 4).
Career Earnings: Over Kyle's illustrious career, his on-track revenue from salaries, prize purses, and bonuses was estimated around $100 million, with total career earnings exceeding $240 million.
Doctor Says Kyle Busch's Death Was 'Totally Preventable'
Earlier this month, Kyle Busch asked for a "shot" during a NASCAR Cup Series race at Watkins Glen. He ended up finishing in 8th place in that race. However, he clearly was not feeling well.
A couple of weeks later, Busch, 41, died from complications of pneumonia.
"The medical evaluation provided to the Busch Family concluded that severe pneumonia progressed into sepsis, resulting in rapid and overwhelming associated complications," the Busch family statement read. "The Family asks for continued understanding and privacy during this difficult time."
One prominent doctor on social media is arguing that Busch's tragic death was completely preventable.
"This was a totally preventable situation. Hindsight is 2020, but ideally when he was calling for help and a 'shot' from his doctor two weeks ago. The proper protocol would’ve been to have him admitted to the hospital and get IV antibiotics with proper monitoring. Based on what we have heard, this was not the case, and his medical team allowed him to maintain his strenuous activities despite this ongoing infection that eventually evolved into pneumonia. The fact that he won a race less then a week before he passed away, meaning that he was still actively dealing with this infection, is nothing short of extraordinary. It shows you how good of shape he was in and also the power of the mind," he argued.
Doctor goes into detail on what happened on Busch
It's a truly tragic situation.
"Unfortunately, his powerful mind ended up being a double-edged sword, preventing him from getting the proper care he deserved, which unfortunately led to his shocking passing," he argued.
"Busch died Thursday at age 41. May he Rest in Peace."
Busch was hospitalized on Wednesday, after being found coughing up blood in a race simulator at the GM Charlotte Technical Center.
He was rushed to the emergency room, ultimately dying on Thursday.
May he rest in peace.
Driver Spots $3,000 Toyota Corolla S on Side of Road and Thinks He Found a Steal
It isn't often that you suddenly spot a 2005 Toyota Corolla S at the side of the road, and even less likely is that this car is up for sale. But TikTok user Miguel (@divineflips) was out driving and filming when he came across the second-hand car just parked on the roadside.
The 2005 Corolla S wasn't dumped or abandoned, however, but it was up for sale, with the old owner hoping it might sell quicker simply by being parked where all sorts of people could see it. With over 200,000 miles on the clock, it would have to be priced quite fairly for anyone to take it.
But it was a Toyota after all, and they are some of the most reliable cars on the planet. So when Miguel went to take a closer look at the car, he was surprised to see that it was in very good condition, despite a little bit of rust. And after he saw the price, he was even more tempted to buy it than he had originally been.
How Much Was the 2005 Toyota Corolla S up for Sale For?
The car had 212,000 miles on the odometer, so it had clearly had quite a long life, but clearly a reliable one. Miguel went to check the car out despite believing that it would cost far more than he was prepared to pay. Initially, he spotted some body rust, and it needed new tires, but overall, things were looking good.
Then he came across the price, with the seller asking $3,000 for the 2005 Corolla. For such a clean car, despite the high mileage, that seemed like a very fair deal, and Miguel clearly felt the same way. “For $3,000, that is an absolute snipe,” he said in the TikTok video. “That will probably sell for like $4,500, but we also gotta negotiate," he added.
If you want a bit of a comparison, you just need to look at what auction sites such as Kelley Blue Book list Corollas at. At the time of writing, a 2012 Toyota Corolla was for sale at $6,467 with 149,000 kilometers logged. Other Corollas of a similar vintage and mileage are priced roughly the same. Classic.com lists the lowest sale of a 2005 Corolla S at $11,100, so this one looked like even more of a bargain.
The biggest question mark around this car would have been how reliable it still is, considering the high mileage. That is not an insignificant figure for this Toyota to have done, and it is probably closer to the end of its life than it is to the beginning. Mechanically, however, it must have been in solid shape to have accumulated that many miles in just over 20 years on the road.
Sourcing new tires for the car would not have been a problem, and as long as the rust hadn't spread too much, that was also something any new owner could have sorted out. One other thing the Toyota had going for it was its manual transmission, something certain enthusiasts might find quite appealing. Perhaps this could be the basis for someone's project car.
In the video, Miguel seemed confident that the car would be worth the risk for someone. It was a clean car despite the minor rust, and looked clean both on the inside and on the outside, and he felt it could be sold on with the rust and tires rectified. Extra negotiating on the asking price could also help increase the potential profit on the Toyota Corolla.
How Good Is the 2005 Toyota Corolla S?
The 2005 Corolla S is part of the ninth generation of the car, first entering the market in August 2000. Export models would then follow in 2001 and 2002, and the fact that it was the ninth generation of the Corolla shows how well established the model had become at this point. The Corolla, of course, is still one of Toyota's best-selling cars in 2026, and that shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon.
Under the hood of the ninth-generation Corolla, you could find a wide variety of engines. Everything from a 1.3-liter inline-four, up to a 2.2-liter inline-four diesel, is only found in Japan. The car scored excellently when it came to safety, and it would become the daily driver of choice for many individuals and families. It was a good, solid, and dependable car, so it's no surprise to see one last over 200,000 miles.
you have mental illness
speak like a crazy person
why would i be mad at something that is not real??
spreading fake video and pictures
and get mad for no reason
THE DAY I MEET MY WIFE
:Left hand?
Left or right hand?
you have mental illness
speak like a crazy person
i don’t give a rat ass what you think
you are just another trash
i never name call
Spoken like a genuine mental case.
Spoken like a genuine liar.