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Yahoo
5 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Radical Clean Solutions Ltd. Terminates Asset Purchase Agreement with AgriForce Growing Systems Ltd. and Files Lawsuit for Breach of Contract
NEW YORK, May 30, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Radical Clean Solutions Ltd. ('Radical' or the 'Company'), a Nevada corporation headquartered on Long Island, New York, today announced that it has formally notified AgriForce Growing Systems Ltd. (Nasdaq: AGRI) ('AgriForce') of the termination of the previously executed asset purchase agreement dated August 16, 2024. The termination was based on what Radical alleges to be multiple material breaches of the agreement by AgriForce. These alleged breaches include: Failure to fund Radical's monthly operations budget as contractually required; Failure to use commercially reasonable efforts to advance Radical's business; Failure to support key certification efforts essential to the business. In connection with the termination, Radical and its founder, Roger Slotkin, have filed a lawsuit in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York against AgriForce Growing Systems Ltd. The suit alleges material breaches of various agreements, and Radical and Mr. Slotkin are seeking damages and other appropriate relief. Despite these developments, Radical Clean Solutions remains committed to its mission and is actively taking steps to re-establish operations. The Company will continue advancing its technical product development, certification processes, and expanding its relationships with existing and prospective distributors and sales agents. About Radical Clean Solutions Ltd. Radical Clean Solutions is a technology-driven company focused on delivering innovative, clean solutions for disinfection and sanitation across various industries. Contact: Roger Slotkin, CEO Radical Clean Solutions rsmgtny@
Perth Now
25-05-2025
- Automotive
- Perth Now
Racing hot shot gives The West taste of life on track
Speed, power, precision, ritz and glamour. Only one sport in the world can combine the high rolling of the globe's elite with the gritty, oily hard work of mechanics and engineers. Motorsport, and its most popular category, Formula One. Droves of sports fans are falling in love with the high-stakes drama of 20 of the world's best drivers hurtling around on tarmac at speeds in excess of 300km/h. And as Melbourne-born McLaren ace Oscar Piastri continues to storm out ahead of the pack, the sports popularity looks set to grow further in Australia. So as motorsport and Formula One revel in a boom of success, I was invited out to Raceway in Wanneroo, formally known as Barbagallo Raceway, for five hot laps with one of WA's brightest racing hot shots to get a taste of life in the fast lane. Ruairidh Avern is a rising star at WA's Arise Racing, currently the leading rookie in Australia's Radical Cup, a category primarily for giving young drivers their first steps from karts to cars. But don't be fooled; they are still fast. The adrenaline begins to trickle into my veins as soon as the engine turns over, after I've been kitted out in a racing suit and buckled within an inch of claustrophobia, the purring a reminder of my grandfather who once raced rally cars and speedway. I have to admit; I was not as nervous as I thought I would be with the open top, at least until I was warned that if I felt I needed to hurl, I had to tell Ruairi to pull over. I do get seasick. But as soon as the Radical rolled out of the garage, I was glad I had a race helmet on to cover the ridiculously goofy grin on my mug. It was a cruisy little drive down to pit lane, looking over the track. Ruairidh with reporter Aaron Kirby as they go for a lap at Wanneroo Raceway. Credit: Justin Benson-Cooper / The West Australian The cruisy part disappeared rapidly as, with a thumbs up, Ruairi took us out of the pitlane and opened up through turn one. It was a stark contrast to the 90 minutes I spent at 10km/h on the Kwinana Freeway to get to the office that morning. The rush and blasts of wind were exhilarating, and if I wasn't the rusted-on 27-year-old journalism veteran I tell myself I am, I would have whooped. At least, no one can say they heard any whoops as we powered around the Raceway. I warned myself about the breaking, but was still unprepared for being violently jerked forward as we went from 200km/h to double digits. By the fourth time over the hill on the back straight, I had promised myself neck strengthening would be added to my workout routine. However, it was all over far too soon, the Radical getting around the circuit in under a minute for each lap. Aaron Kirby with Ruairidh at Wanneroo Raceway. Credit: Justin Benson-Cooper / The West Australian I was reliably informed we hit around 215km/h, but on a longer track, we could have gone faster. It's not hard to see why these drivers are addicted to pushing the limits on track; it's an incredible sense of freedom, and there's no doubt my drive out of Wanneroo was faster than the trip in.
West Australian
25-05-2025
- Automotive
- West Australian
Aaron Kirby: WA racer Ruairidh Avern gives The West Australian taste of life in fast lane
Speed, power, precision, ritz and glamour. Only one sport in the world can combine the high rolling of the globe's elite with the gritty, oily hard work of mechanics and engineers. Motorsport, and its most popular category, Formula One. Droves of sports fans are falling in love with the high-stakes drama of 20 of the world's best drivers hurtling around on tarmac at speeds in excess of 300km/h. And as Melbourne-born McLaren ace Oscar Piastri continues to storm out ahead of the pack, the sports popularity looks set to grow further in Australia. So as motorsport and Formula One revel in a boom of success, I was invited out to Raceway in Wanneroo, formally known as Barbagallo Raceway, for five hot laps with one of WA's brightest racing hot shots to get a taste of life in the fast lane. Ruairidh Avern is a rising star at WA's Arise Racing, currently the leading rookie in Australia's Radical Cup, a category primarily for giving young drivers their first steps from karts to cars. But don't be fooled; they are still fast. The adrenaline begins to trickle into my veins as soon as the engine turns over, after I've been kitted out in a racing suit and buckled within an inch of claustrophobia, the purring a reminder of my grandfather who once raced rally cars and speedway. I have to admit; I was not as nervous as I thought I would be with the open top, at least until I was warned that if I felt I needed to hurl, I had to tell Ruairi to pull over. I do get seasick. But as soon as the Radical rolled out of the garage, I was glad I had a race helmet on to cover the ridiculously goofy grin on my mug. It was a cruisy little drive down to pit lane, looking over the track. The cruisy part disappeared rapidly as, with a thumbs up, Ruairi took us out of the pitlane and opened up through turn one. It was a stark contrast to the 90 minutes I spent at 10km/h on the Kwinana Freeway to get to the office that morning. The rush and blasts of wind were exhilarating, and if I wasn't the rusted-on 27-year-old journalism veteran I tell myself I am, I would have whooped. At least, no one can say they heard any whoops as we powered around the Raceway. I warned myself about the breaking, but was still unprepared for being violently jerked forward as we went from 200km/h to double digits. By the fourth time over the hill on the back straight, I had promised myself neck strengthening would be added to my workout routine. However, it was all over far too soon, the Radical getting around the circuit in under a minute for each lap. I was reliably informed we hit around 215km/h, but on a longer track, we could have gone faster. It's not hard to see why these drivers are addicted to pushing the limits on track; it's an incredible sense of freedom, and there's no doubt my drive out of Wanneroo was faster than the trip in.
Yahoo
17-05-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Trump rips ‘hapless and cognitively impaired' Biden after Hur audio released
President Trump on Saturday blasted his predecessor after leaked audio showed former President Biden struggling during a 2023 interview with then-special counsel Robert Hur about classified documents found at his private residence. Trump also leaned into his criticism of Biden's use of an autopen in his latest rebuke. 'Whoever had control of the 'AUTOPEN' is looking to be a bigger and bigger scandal by the moment,' Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform, while leaning into his unsubstantiated claims that the 2020 election was stolen. 'It is a major part of the real crime THAT THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 2020 WAS RIGGED AND STOLEN!' 'Millions and millions of people knew that, but the Radical Left Democrats waged a campaign of inoculation and innocence like none that had ever been waged before,' he added. The president's early morning rant came as Axios released full audio from the first day of Hur's questioning. The outlet had released a clip the night before, which showed Biden seemingly unable to recall dates related to his time as vice president, his son Beau's death and when Trump was first elected to serve in the White House. The special counsel ultimately found that while Biden 'willfully' retained the classified documents, the jury would likely see him as an 'elderly man with a poor memory.' No charges were brought against the president, and the Justice Department later issued a transcript of the conversation but pushed back against requests for the audio. Trump on Friday said any official release of audio would be up to Attorney General Pam Bondi. The president also took a swing at lawmakers who sat on the committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol in his weekend social media post. 'THIS IS WHY THE UNSELECT COMMITTEE OF POLITICAL THUGS, WHO WERE GIVEN A FULL AND COMPLETE PARDON BY THE PERSON WHO WIELDED THE NOW ILLEGALLY USED AUTOPEN, DELETED AND DESTROYED ALL EVIDENCE AND INFORMATION FROM THEIR CORRUPT AND VICIOUS WITCH HUNT AGAINST ME, AND MANY OTHER PEOPLE, WHOSE LIVES WERE COMPLETELY SHATTERED AND DESTROYED BY THIS HISTORICALLY CRIMINAL EVENT,' he wrote Saturday. 'Remember, it all began with DIRTY COP James Comey, [former President] Obama, a hapless and cognitively impaired Sleepy Joe Biden, and my now very famous ACCUSATION that, 'THEY SPIED ON MY CAMPAIGN!' Trump continued. 'Whoever had control of the Autopen is just the beginning.' The president concluded in the post, 'THE FIGHT HAS JUST BEGUN!!!' Biden, just hours before he left office, issued a slew of pardons to members of the House Jan. 6 select committee, former White House chief medical adviser Anthony Fauci and ex-Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley — all vocal critics of Trump. In March, Trump claimed the clemencies were 'void' because they were signed with an autopen. He argued that Biden didn't even know about them. The former president has pushed back on the argument, telling ABC's 'The View' earlier this month that the claims were 'vacant.' Questions around Biden's mental fitness proved to be a major road bump in his bid for reelection. Following a disastrous debate last June against Trump, he was pressured by many Democrats to step aside. He later withdrew from the race and endorsed former Vice President Harris to run instead. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
The Hill
17-05-2025
- Politics
- The Hill
Trump rips ‘hapless and cognitively impaired' Biden after Hur audio released
President Trump on Saturday blasted his predecessor after leaked audio showed former President Biden struggling during a 2023 interview with then-special counsel Robert Hur about classified documents found at his private residence. Trump also leaned into his criticism of Biden's use of an autopen in his latest rebuke. 'Whoever had control of the 'AUTOPEN' is looking to be a bigger and bigger scandal by the moment,' Trump wrote on his Truth Social platform, while leaning into his unsubstantiated claims that the 2020 election was stolen. 'It is a major part of the real crime THAT THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 2020 WAS RIGGED AND STOLEN!' 'Millions and millions of people knew that, but the Radical Left Democrats waged a campaign of inoculation and innocence like none that had ever been waged before,' he added. The president's early morning rant came as Axios released full audio from the first day of Hur's questioning. The outlet had released a clip the night before, which showed Biden seemingly unable to recall dates related to his time as vice president, his son Beau's death and when Trump was first elected to serve in the White House. The special counsel ultimately found that while Biden 'willfully' retained the classified documents, the jury would likely see him as an 'elderly man with a poor memory.' No charges were brought against the president, and the Justice Department later issued a transcript of the conversation but pushed back against requests for the audio. Trump on Friday said any official release of audio would be up to Attorney General Pam Bondi. The president also took a swing at lawmakers who sat on the committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the Capitol in his weekend social media post. 'THIS IS WHY THE UNSELECT COMMITTEE OF POLITICAL THUGS, WHO WERE GIVEN A FULL AND COMPLETE PARDON BY THE PERSON WHO WIELDED THE NOW ILLEGALLY USED AUTOPEN, DELETED AND DESTROYED ALL EVIDENCE AND INFORMATION FROM THEIR CORRUPT AND VICIOUS WITCH HUNT AGAINST ME, AND MANY OTHER PEOPLE, WHOSE LIVES WERE COMPLETELY SHATTERED AND DESTROYED BY THIS HISTORICALLY CRIMINAL EVENT,' he wrote Saturday. 'Remember, it all began with DIRTY COP James Comey, [former President] Obama, a hapless and cognitively impaired Sleepy Joe Biden, and my now very famous ACCUSATION that, 'THEY SPIED ON MY CAMPAIGN!' Trump continued. 'Whoever had control of the Autopen is just the beginning.' The president concluded in the post, 'THE FIGHT HAS JUST BEGUN!!!' Biden, just hours before he left office, issued a slew of pardons to members of the House Jan. 6 select committee, former White House chief medical adviser Anthony Fauci and ex-Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley — all vocal critics of Trump. In March, Trump claimed the clemencies were 'void' because they were signed with an autopen. He argued that Biden didn't even know about them. The former president has pushed back on the argument, telling ABC's 'The View' earlier this month that the claims were 'vacant.' Questions around Biden's mental fitness proved to be a major road bump in his bid for reelection. Following a disastrous debate last June against Trump, he was pressured by many Democrats to step aside. He later withdrew from the race and endorsed former Vice President Harris to run instead.
