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#politics
The Federalist: Democrat Upset In PA Special Election Is Not About Trump
Democrat James Malone's victory in a special election for Pennsylvania's 36th state Senate district has surprised many, flipping a traditionally Republican seat. Malone won by a narrow margin of 482 votes despite the district's majority Republican registration.
While some attribute the win to anti-Trump sentiment, local political analysts suggest that internal Republican divisions contributed significantly. Despite this upset, Republicans maintain control of the state Senate with a 27-23 majority, indicating that the broader political landscape remains largely unchanged.
#society
Le Monde: Cocaine prices at their lowest since 2014 in France
Cocaine prices in France have dropped for the first time since 2014, falling to an average of €58 per gram, a decline of over 10%. This decrease is attributed to increased global supply and a growing number of consumers, with 1.1 million French people reported to have used cocaine in 2023.
The rise in competition among drug trafficking networks also plays a role in the price reduction. The United Nations reported a record production level of over 2,700 tons of cocaine in 2022, marking a significant increase in availability.
Fox News: Preserve loved ones' voicemails on iPhone
Preserving the voices of loved ones can provide comfort after loss. For those looking to save voicemails, the process involves using devices like iPhones to share or record messages. Recommendations include exporting voicemails to files or using the Voice Memos app for recording.
It's important to back up these recordings on computers or cloud storage for safekeeping. Cherishing these voices can serve as a tribute to relationships and offer solace over time.
Fox News: CUNY rewrites 'Palestinian Studies' job listing after Gov. Hochul's removal order
CUNY has reposted job listings for "Palestinian Studies" at Hunter College after initially removing a similar posting due to concerns about antisemitism expressed by Governor Kathy Hochul. The new listings omit controversial terms like "genocide" and "settler colonialism."
CUNY aims to address antisemitism on campuses and has been criticized for its handling of related issues. An independent review found that the university's policies on antisemitism require significant updates. The new positions are intended to fill gaps in the curriculum.
Fox News: 'RHOBH' star is a self-proclaimed 'hoarder' who's earned riches from 'The Simpsons,' professional poker
Jennifer Tilly, known for her role in "Bride of Chucky" and as a new star on "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," has gained attention for her unique lifestyle and wealth. At 66, Tilly owns multiple properties, including two mansions in Bel Air, and has a penchant for collecting luxury items, admitting to being a "hoarder."
Her financial success stems from both her acting career and professional poker, where she made history by becoming the first celebrity to win the World Series of Poker in 2005. Tilly also benefits from residuals from "The Simpsons," which she acquired during her divorce from producer Sam Simon.
#foreignaffairs
Fox News: There's precedent for White House Signal chat leak and it's more than 100 years old
Top U.S. national security officials faced a significant breach when journalist Jeffrey Goldberg accessed their Signal chat discussing classified plans against the Houthis. This incident highlights ongoing vulnerabilities in handling sensitive information, echoing historical leaks like General Lee's battle plans and the Pentagon Papers.
While the current administration investigates the breach, it underscores the persistent risk of leaks, whether through negligence or intention. Enhanced protocols may be implemented, but the allure of classified information will likely continue to attract scrutiny.
#military
The Telegraph: North Korea moves to ‘prioritise AI’ with suicide drone
North Korea has introduced a new fleet of intelligence-controlled suicide drones as part of its military modernization efforts using AI technology. Kim Jong-un emphasized the importance of unmanned equipment and artificial intelligence in enhancing the armed forces.
The unveiling included demonstrations of drones attacking ground targets and the introduction of the country's first early-warning aircraft. Kim inspected upgraded reconnaissance UAVs designed to identify tactical targets and monitor enemy activities.
#culture
GB News: Star Wars and Batman legend dies aged 94 following dementia battle as daughter speaks out
Clive Revill, the original voice of Emperor Palpatine in The Empire Strikes Back, passed away at 94 on March 11 in California after battling dementia. His versatile career spanned over six decades in stage, film, and voice acting, earning him notable acclaim and awards.
Born in New Zealand, Revill's journey to acting began after meeting Laurence Olivier. He made his Broadway debut in 1952 and received Tony nominations for his performances. Besides his iconic Star Wars role, he voiced characters in Batman: The Animated Series and appeared in various TV shows and films. He is survived by his daughter and granddaughter.