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Meet Juan Hernandez: The former SpaceX welder who turned a $10,000 stock grant into $1 million

Juan Hernandez’s path into SpaceX began in 2015 through a routine job referral rather than a calculated career move. Working as a contract welder, he stepped into rocket fabrication without much sense of where it might lead, treating it as steady employment rather than a long-term trajectory. The work involved…

The Times of India

Who is Juan Hernandez? How a Welder Became a Millionaire After the SpaceX IPO and Shares Success with Family

Juan Hernandez, a former SpaceX welder, became a millionaire after the company's IPO, showcasing the power of perseverance and opportunity in transforming lives.

International Business Times UK

Former SpaceX welder who once knew nothing about the company now holds shares worth over $1 million

A former SpaceX welder, Juan Hernandez, saw his decade-old stock grant blossom into over $1 million following the company's IPO. Initially hired as a contract worker, Hernandez received $10,000 in stock, which he largely overlooked until its significant appreciation. He continues to work, crediting his immigrant background and strong work…

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SpaceX Share Price Surge Creates Paper Millionaires, But Lock-Up Rules Keep Wealth Out of Reach

SpaceX's Nasdaq debut pushed shares past $135, turning 4,400+ staff into paper millionaires under lock-up restrictions.

International Business Times UK

Mexican Immigrant Earned $28 an Hour at SpaceX — The IPO Could Make Him a Millionaire

SpaceX's historic $75 billion IPO on Nasdaq could transform the lives of its employees and propel Elon Musk towards becoming the world's first trillionaire.

International Business Times UK

How Mexican citizens in Texas can vote in Mexico’s 2024 elections

About 240,000 Mexican citizens in Texas already are eligible to vote this summer, when voters could elect Mexico’s first female president.

The Texas Tribune

State trooper, 2 Chicago cops hurt in 5-vehicle wreck on ‘wet and cold and slippery’ Dan Ryan: officials

One Chicago police car and two state police cars were involved in the crashes that happened about 2:15 a.m. near 87th Street.

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Woman dies, 6 people hospitalized after boat hits Chicago breakwall and capsizes in Lake Michigan

Authorities say a woman died and six other people were hospitalized after a boat struck a Chicago breakwall and capsized in Lake Michigan amid strong winds and high waves

The Independent UK

Woman killed, 6 rescued after boat hits breakwall near ‘Playpen’ off Oak Street Beach

A “boat distress” call was received about 4 a.m. Friday during a sharp burst of wind and high waves, according to the Chicago Fire Department.

Chicago Sun-Times

As the peso gains on the dollar, remittances from North Texas to Mexico don’t go as far

LA SAUCEDA, Mexico — Thanks to the generosity of Guanajuato’s sons and daughters living in the U.S., Adrian Robles Aguillon has added coconuts to the mangoes and watermelons he sells at his fruit stand.

Tribune News Service

A new Mediterranean restaurant is opening in Swansea Marina named after the owner's mum

Juan Hernandez said his mum Loli taught him to cook. He is opening Loli's Mediterranean on June 30

Wales Online

Texas may reach temperatures hotter than 99% of the world as dangerous heat wave persists

DALLAS — Large swaths of Texas are forecast to be hotter than 99% of the world Wednesday as Dallas’ stretch of scorching hot days was expected to reach a peak of 107 degrees, according to meteorologists.

Tribune News Service

Wrongly convicted brothers who spent 26 years in prison get certificate of innocence, apology

Juan and Rosendo Hernandez were convicted in a 1997 shooting case investigated by former Chicago Police Department Detective Raymond Guevara. The brothers were released last year.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Mexican caviar’ is facing big threats. Some are trying to save the ancient delicacy.

Tiny aquatic insect eggs known as ahuautle are part of a culinary tradition dating at least to the Aztec empire that a few farmers are facing a tough fight to keep alive.

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Cave Rock dominates American Pharoah Stakes as Bob Baffert sweeps top four spots

The road to the Kentucky Derby always seems to go through Bob Baffert, but rarely after a race like this. But first, there is the added issue that the hall of fame trainer is not eligible to run in the Derby.

Chicago Sun-Times

Brothers released from prison 25 years after they say they were framed by disgraced Chicago detective

“Free at last,” their mother said repeatedly through tears.

Los Angeles Times

Gunman who killed El Monte police officers faced probation violation at time of shooting

LOS ANGELES — The man who killed two El Monte police officers was on probation for illegally carrying a gun when he fired on the officers as they responded to a call for service at a motel Tuesday, court records show.

Los Angeles Times

Gunman who killed El Monte police officers was on probation for gun charge

LOS ANGELES — The gunman who killed two El Monte police officers Tuesday when they responded to a call at a motel was on probation for a gun charge at the time of the shooting, court records show.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Brothers’ bid for new trial links detective to Chicago’s ‘most corrupt cop’

Joseph Miedzianowski, former CPD officer now serving a life sentence for racketeering, enlisted former detective Reynaldo Guevara to pin murder cases on drug rivals, lawyers for brothers Jose and Rosendo Hernandez claim.

Chicago Tribune

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot calls mass shooting a ‘horrible tragedy,’ blames guns being carried by young people

CHICAGO — Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Friday blamed too many guns on city streets and parents not keeping track of their children for a week of violence in Chicago that culminated Thursday night with a mass shooting outside a McDonald’s restaurant and CTA station on the Near North Side.

Chicago Tribune

‘We are awash in guns’: Chicago police superintendent addresses mass shooting on Near North Side and promises more police officers at ‘longstanding’ problem corner

CHICAGO — A mass shooting that started with a brawl among two groups of young people left two killed and seven wounded late Thursday, blocks from the Magnificent Mile, according to Chicago police, who say they have one person in custody.

Chicago Tribune

‘All of a sudden, shots went off’: 2 dead, 8 wounded in shooting outside Chicago McDonald’s, CTA station on Near North Side, police and witnesses say

CHICAGO — A mass shooting that started with a brawl among a group of teens has left two people dead and eight wounded late Thursday, blocks from the Magnificent Mile, according to Chicago police, who say they have one person in custody.

The Independent UK

New Yorker wins $10m lottery for the second time in three years

‘I’m still trying to spend the $10m I won in ‘19,’ winner says

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