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20 Jun 2023
#illegals
Washington Free Beacon: Chicago Mayor Eyes $25 Million Plan To Cover Rent for Illegal Immigrants
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is considering implementing a program that would provide $25 million to subsidize rent costs for over 6,500 illegal immigrants. The plan comes as Johnson's far-left supporters urge him to reduce funding for other areas, such as policing, despite a summer surge in Chicago shootings. Johnson has also been criticized for his support of a "transaction tax" and the defunding of the police.
#politics
Breitbart: CNN Poll: Most Republicans Believe GOP Has Best Chance to Win in 2024 if Trump Is Nominee
Most Republicans believe that the GOP has a better chance of winning the presidency in 2024 if Donald Trump is the party's nominee, according to a recent CNN survey. The survey found that 51% of respondents believe that the GOP has a better chance with Trump at the helm, reflecting a two-point uptick from the 49% who said so in March. However, 49% said they believe the GOP would have a better chance with someone else. The survey also found Trump leading the GOP field by 21 points, with Republicans and Republican-leaners viewing it as likely that Trump will win the nomination.
National Review: The Corner: Is Trump’s Self-Defense a ‘Home Run’? I’m Not So Sure
Trump's on-camera confession about allegations of obstruction could mean he wants to assume control of the Justice Department to direct it towards his preferred ends. However, he didn't help himself politically, claiming he is the rightful president now, instead of allaying Republican voters’ concerns that he can win the White House again. His focus on perceived slights may cause doubt in his ability to deliver, and CBS News survey found that 96% of surveyed Republican primary voters would prefer to hear about Trump’s plans for the country, while only 4% want to hear about the investigations against him.
Forbes: Hunter Biden Failed To Pay Taxes—Here’s Why He’s Likely Not Going To Jail
Hunter Biden, the son of President Joe Biden, has been charged with tax and gun charges, and is expected to plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges as part of a plea deal. Biden has agreed to plead guilty to two charges of failure to pay under section 7203 of the Tax Code for the 2017 and 2018 tax years, totaling around $3 million in combined income. He is not facing jail time, but the charges focus on failure to pay taxes rather than failure to file tax returns. Biden is also facing a gun charge, being treated as a diversion case due to his substance abuse issues, for buying a Colt Cobra 38SPL revolver while using drugs in 2018. The gun was later found allegedly thrown in the trash by Joe Biden's daughter-in-law.
Breitbart: Stefanik: 'If Your Last Name Is Biden' You Get to Live by Separate Rules
Rep. Elise Stefanik accuses the younger Biden of receiving special treatment due to family ties after news of Hunter reaching a plea deal with federal prosecutors for tax evasion and possessing a firearm while addicted to drugs. Stefanik denounces Hunter's alleged "sweetheart deal" and the House Oversight Committee continues the congressional probe into the Biden family's possible corruption and influence peddling. The weaponization committee is also investigating aspects of the Justice Department's work, including its probes into former President Trump and Joe Biden, which many Republicans criticize as election meddling.
The Federalist Papers: Comedian Rob Schneider Lets Garth Brooks Have It Over Bud Light Controversy: 'Just Shut Up'
Context: Actor Rob Schneider criticizes country singer Garth Brooks for attacking those boycotting beer brand Bud Light.
Outspoken comedian and actor Rob Schneider has spoken out against country star Garth Brooks' public support for “inclusion” and Bud Light, claiming he is just virtue signaling. Brooks recently claimed he'd serve Bud Light despite the boycott that has sent Bud Light tumbling out of its former status as the top-selling beer in America. Schneider said that he believes Brooks should have said he has "nothing to do with" the decision to serve the beer brand. The discussion was about Brooks' self-serving proclamations a month after the boycott against Bud Light even began.
The Federalist: Hunter Biden's Plea Deal Is A Coverup Disguised As Justice
Hunter Biden has pleaded guilty to two tax offenses and admitted to lying on a gun application and possessing an illegal firearm. However, these are seen as minor charges compared to the serious bribery allegations the Department of Justice should have pursued. Both Hunter and his father were accused of working to shut down an investigation into a Ukrainian oligarch's oil company by getting the prosecutor fired, while Hunter is accused of taking bribes for himself, his uncle, and his father to the tune of millions of dollars. Despite this, some Democrats dismiss these allegations as old news and believe they should let the FBI investigate presidential corruption. Meanwhile, the investigations of Hunter Biden have been plagued with delays and irregular investigative activity, leading some to be skeptical of any significant justice being served.
Washington Free Beacon: CNN's Presidential Fact Checker Hasn't Fact-Checked Biden in Months
CNN fact-checker Daniel Dale stopped fact-checking President Biden and is primarily fact-checking Republicans, including former President Trump who is running for president again. Despite the lack of fact-checking of President Biden, Dale's Twitter bio still advertises his focus on fact-checking the president. Meanwhile, President Biden has continued to make questionable statements, leading media outlets such as the Washington Post and New York Times to fact-check him. Dale did not respond to questions about why he is no longer fact-checking President Biden.
Fox News: Taliban carries out second public execution in Afghanistan since seizing power
Afghanistan's Taliban leaders have reportedly conducted the second known public execution since taking power in 2021. The court sentenced to death a man who was found guilty of murdering five people in two separate incidents last year. The execution was carried out outside a mosque in eastern Laghman province according to Islamic law.
The latest public execution is likely to draw criticism from the international community. It comes just a month after the United Nations strongly criticized the Taliban for carrying out public executions, lashings and stonings since seizing power, and called on the country’s rulers to halt such practices. During the previous Taliban rule of the country in the late 1990s, the group regularly carried out public executions, floggings and stonings of people convicted of crimes in Taliban courts.
Breitbart: Joe Biden Falsely Claimed in May: 'My Son Has Done Nothing Wrong'
Hunter Biden pleads guilty to tax violation and gun law violation charges, while President Joe Biden maintains his belief in his son's innocence. The plea deal excludes charges related to the alleged bribery scheme involving Mykola Zlochevsky, a Ukrainian energy company executive who allegedly gave $5 million each to Hunter Biden and Joe Biden. First lady Jill Biden also defends her stepson's innocence and says that she knows he is innocent. No admission of error was made by the Bidens after the charges were announced.
Fox News: Biden to speak publicly for first time since son Hunter's plea deal
President Biden will make his first public speech since his son, Hunter Biden, signed a plea deal on federal tax charges. Hunter Biden will plead guilty to two misdemeanor counts of willful failure to pay federal income tax. The president is expected to discuss artificial intelligence in San Francisco.
Foreign Policy: Imran Khan—and His Supporters—Face Threat of Military Trials
Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan was arrested in May on corruption charges, angering his supporters who then set about attacking government and military buildings. PTI, Khan's political party, has since lost significant support and the opposition leader is increasingly likely to face a military trial. Khan's accusations against the military establishment have led the government to authorise the use of military tribunals, and although anti-terrorism courts were originally set up to deal with extremism, they have "come to be seen as a widely used part of the criminal justice system" and are also being employed. The use of military courts has prompted concern from some lawyers who say it marks an erosion of human rights and due process, and that the complexity of such cases deters lawyers from defending clients in military courts.
Fox News: Vermont's Democratic supermajorities reconvene in hopes of overriding Gov. Scott's vetoes
The Vermont Legislature returns on Tuesday to override Governor Phil Scott's vetoes of multiple bills, such as those concerning the state's budget and social programs for public schools. While Democratic legislators had passed bills expanding child care, fighting climate change, and subsidizing free school meals for all students, Scott believed the state was overspending and vetoed several efforts. Democratic leaders have vowed to overturn Scott's veto of a bill that expands child care subsidies and state-funded meals to students. During the governor's three years in office, legislators have never overridden a veto, but Democrats in the state believe this could change this week.
The Epoch Times: Kevin McCarthy Says Hunter Biden's Plea Deal Could Create Even More Legal Trouble
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy stated that the Department of Justice's deal with Hunter Biden may result in further legal issues for President Joe Biden's son. McCarthy dismissed the idea that the DOJ investigation is linked to the inquiry into Hunter Biden's foreign deals, which Republicans claim involved bribery and influence-peddling. Republicans criticised the plea deal as a slap on the wrist and claimed that it indicated a two-tiered justice system in America. McCarthy alleged that the DOJ would use an "ongoing investigation" to deny Congress any information and details.
National Review: The Corner: Avoiding Biden v. Biden
The Hunter Biden deal insulates President Biden from potential embarrassment by preventing his son's lawyers from challenging gun laws under the Second Amendment in an open court. Charges against Hunter Biden seem calculated to protect the Biden family and do not implicate any larger foreign deals or mishandling of classified documents. The prosecution of the case ultimately rests with the president, making it Biden v. Biden, and it would have been excruciating for Joe Biden to have the case roiling in the background while advocating for stricter gun laws.
Fox News: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to censuring Schiff this week
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna (R-Fla.) is introducing a new resolution to censure Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Fla.) for his role in the Russia probe and former President Trump. The resolution is expected to be presented on the House floor on Wednesday, with Democrats likely to move to table or kill the resolution. If the motion to table fails, there will be up to an hour of debate before a vote to censure Schiff, which is likely to take place on Friday. A simple majority vote is required for the censure to pass.
Breitbart: ABC's Karl on Plea Deal: 'Effectively It Is a Big Victory for Hunter Biden'
Hunter Biden agrees to plead guilty to federal tax misdemeanors and enter a diversion program related to a gun charge, according to reports. ABC's chief Washington correspondent calls it a big victory, as Hunter has effectively been cleared of the major allegations. The investigation is effectively over unless new developments arise.
#society
Human Events: The gender-critical parents’ guide to trans: 10 behaviors of
‘trans kids’ and how to cope
Parenting a gender-questioning child today is a difficult task due to the information gap. Children have easy access to the world of transgender ideology via big tech, while parents are less informed and tech-literate. This can result in parents being outgunned and questioning if they are transphobic for not agreeing with their child's self-diagnosis. Parents must guide their children through adolescence and help them form a healthy and coherent self-image.
Daily Wire: White Liberal Woman Cries Racism — Over Cartoon Tree Mascot
A member of the Sarasota-Charlotte Progressive Caucus criticized the new mascot adopted by the New College of Florida’s Board of Trustees, claiming that the cartoonish banyan tree resembles an angry brown individual. Robin Williams, who was described as an “affluent white female liberal,” is accused of seeing racism in the anthropomorphized tree. Rapid response director for Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ 2024 presidential campaign, Christina Pushaw, expressed support for the mascot, and others compared it to the parasitic professors at the New College. Some made comparisons to Ents from J.R.R. Tolkien’s “Lord of the Rings”.
The Blaze: Mayor thrown out of office after objecting to Pride flag raising outside township hall
The mayor of Rochelle Park, NJ was removed from office after objecting to flying a Pride flag outside the township hall. Mosca was ousted when the other three Republicans on the township committee voted with a Democratic councilwoman to force him out. Mosca had objected to the township flying the Pride flag outside the township hall for Pride Month, stating that as a township, they would not put up any flags that singled out one group over another.
The New American: Poll: Most Americans Oppose CBDCs and in-Home Government Surveillance Cameras - The New American
A recent Cato Institute poll found that only 16% of Americans support the adoption of a central bank digital currency (CBDC). The majority of Americans surveyed are skeptical of CBDCs, with 34% opposing the offering of a digital currency and 49% undecided. The study also explored the question of the government installing surveillance cameras in every home “to reduce domestic violence, abuse, and other illegal activity,” and found that only 14% of Americans support this measure.
The Epoch Times: Saskatchewan Teaching Assistant Fired for Online Post About Walkout Over Pride Month in Schools
Leah Maier has been terminated from her role as an educational assistant in Saskatchewan for sharing an article on a private Facebook group that encouraged parents to keep their children home from school in protest of Pride Month in schools. The Good Spirit School Division (GSSD) deemed the post to be in violation of its social media policy and discriminatory. Maier, who was fired on June 12, is filing a grievance with the Canadian Union of Public Employees. The firing has led to a debate about critical race theory and gender politics in schools.
The firing of educational assistant Leah Maier from her job in Saskatchewan for sharing an article on a private Facebook group has led to a debate about critical race theory and gender politics in schools. Maier, who worked for five years at an elementary school in Esterhazy, was deemed to have violated the Good Spirit School Division (GSSD) social media policy and been discriminatory. Maier, who has two children in GSSD schools, is filing a grievance with her union. Some argue that the firing represents the marginalization of educators who do not agree with critical race theory and gender politics being promoted in schools, while others argue that schools should be non-political.
#foreignaffairs
The Babylon Bee: Biden Promises To Send Rescue Train In Search Of Missing Sub
President Biden vows to send a rescue train to aid in the search for the missing OceanGate Titan submarine, which was diving to reach the wreckage of the Titanic. The new train that runs "from the Pacific across the Indian Ocean" has been diverted to start scouring the ocean floor in the North Atlantic as quickly as possible.
Fox News: Mali authorities to prosecute those behind UN report on human rights violations
Malian authorities plan to prosecute those responsible for a U.N. report alleging human rights violations by the country's military and Russian mercenaries, accusing them of crimes including espionage and undermining the country's security. The report alleged that at least 500 civilians were killed during an airborne mission in Moura, central Mali, in March 2022. Meanwhile, Mali's foreign affairs minister has requested that all U.N. peacekeepers leave the country, putting the future of the peacekeeping mission in doubt. The transitional government has previously expelled foreign press and U.N. officials, restricted peacekeeping operations, and strengthened ties with the Wagner mercenary group.
#economy
National Review: The Corner: The Anti-Market Republicans Luxuriate in a Left-Wing Lovefest
New York Times writer David Leonhardt praises Republicans who reject laissez-faire, pro-market economics, claiming that this supports American workers. Leonhardt endorses Republican senators J.D. Vance of Ohio, Marco Rubio of Florida, and Todd Young of Indiana, stating that their visions of market forces are somewhat nebulous and lacking in clarity but that they offer refreshingly different viewpoints from traditional conservative politicians. Meanwhile, unabashedly pro-market Kevin D. Williamson argues that capitalism is an essential force for both the rich and the poor and that opponents of capitalism fail to acknowledge capitalism's contributions to society.
Forbes: Dow Tanks 300 Points—And Some Experts Warn More Pain May Be On Deck
Stock indexes face worst day in weeks as Wall Street experts caution against equities' rebound. Dow fell 0.9%, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 0.7% as concerns over China's economic recovery rise. Market participants remain worried about the potential of a new bull market.
#religion
The Blaze: SCOTUS declines Christian college's appeal to fight Biden admin's transgender housing directive in advance
The Supreme Court has declined to hear the College of the Ozarks' appeal against the Biden administration, which the college says requires it to house students based on gender identity instead of biological sex. The Christian college argues that the policy goes against its beliefs, as it assigns its dorms, roommates, and intimate spaces by sex, not gender identity. Although the court chose not to review the case, the college hopes that the court will soon take up other cases challenging the Biden administration's overreach. If the administration were to take an enforcement action against the school, it is possible that the college could file a new case.
#history
Fox News: Titanic fascination: Why the world remains enthralled by tale of doomed passenger liner
The enduring fascination with the tale of the Titanic continues as the world follows the mission to locate the missing submersible that took a small group of people far below the water's surface to see the wreck of the Titanic. The luxurious steamship hit an iceberg on its maiden voyage and over 1,500 passengers and crew lost their lives. The public is captivated by both the ship's story of technology and adventure, as well as the records of the survivors.
Today, the site of the Titanic's wreck lies in quiet and peaceful seclusion in a fitting resting place for the remains of the ship that witnessed the loss of so many lives. Huge public interest in the ship has been fuelled in recent years by James Cameron's 1997 film, books, DVDs, and an array of other media. The Titanic also gave its name to restaurants, ice cubes, academic conferences, computer games, plumbers’ businesses … harbor cruises, calendars and costume shops. The Titanic's fall represented both technological hubris and the vulnerability of humans to nature for people around the world.
Daily Wire: ‘Past To Life’: Researchers Reconstruct Face Of Anglo-Saxon Teenage Girl Buried With Rare Gold Cross
A forensic artist has reconstructed the face of an Anglo-Saxon teenager who died over 1,300 years ago. Researchers from the University of Cambridge believe the girl, who was buried in an ornate Christian grave in Trumpington, may have been a member of the aristocracy or even have had a royal background. The image will be displayed in an exhibit titled “Beneath Our Feet: Archaeology of the Cambridge Region” at the university.
#health
Washington Free Beacon: American Medical Association Says BMI Is Racist
The American Medical Association has suggested that doctors consider alternatives to the body mass index (BMI) when determining healthy body weight due to its "historical harm" and "use for racist exclusion." The AMA's recommendations are to be "in conjunction with other valid measures of risk" due to serious limitations with BMI, according to a press release. The AMA continues to promote diversity and inclusion initiatives.
#education
The Imaginative Conservative: Literature & the Foundations of the West
Western universities are struggling with their liberal arts curriculum. A return to the dynamic relationship between "Athens and Jerusalem" could help reconstruct what has been damaged.
The Epoch Times: Teachers Unions, School Districts Protect Sex Abusers Instead of Student Victims: Report
Report by Defense of Freedom Institute shows a 74% increase in rape/attempted rape at public schools over a decade due to failure to hold perpetrators accountable. Reforms needed on state & federal level to combat abuse.
Fox News: UW president warns GOP against budget cuts; threatens campus closures, tuition hikes
WI Assembly Speaker proposed $32M cut to UW System w/ equal amount spent on diversity initiatives. UW president warns of tuition hikes & closures.
#crime
Fox News: Philadelphia bartender abducted at gunpoint, anonymous donor offers $10K reward
Beloved Philadelphia bartender Wey Um was abducted at gunpoint on March 31 and hasn't been seen since. An anonymous donor is offering a $10,000 reward for information on his whereabouts. Um was forced into a black SUV on his way home from work, and police have released surveillance footage of a man who robbed Um of $10,000 on March 6, which they believe could be connected to his abduction. The motive for the abduction is unknown, and the FBI is aiding in the search.
Red State: Andrew Tate and Associates Indicted on Rape and Human Trafficking Charges in Romania
Controversial influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, along with two associates, have been indicted in Romania on charges including rape, human trafficking, and forming an organized crime group to exploit women. The defendants deny all allegations. The trial may extend over several years, and there are ongoing investigations into separate charges such as money laundering and the trafficking of minors, which could result in a separate indictment.
According to the indictment, the defendants established an organized criminal group to commit human trafficking in Romania and other countries such as the US and the UK. The Tate brothers and their associates are accused of recruiting seven alleged victims through false pretenses of romantic relationships and marriage, and coercing them to participate in pornography that was subsequently shared on social media. The legal team representing the Tate brothers aims to establish the truth and ensure a fair and impartial legal approach by presenting evidence relevant to the case.
Fox News: Man convicted of killing North Dakota student moved from death row in Indiana to Florida prison
Convicted killer, Alfonso Rodriguez, has been moved from death row to a Florida prison after his death sentence was overturned in September 2021. Rodriguez was sentenced to death in 2007 for the abduction, rape, and murder of college student Dru Sjodin in North Dakota in 2003. Federal prosecutors will not seek the death penalty again due to violations of Rodriguez's constitutional rights during his trial.
Fox News: Former North Carolina congressional candidate sentenced to probation, fined for campaign finance violation
Former North Carolina congressional candidate Lynda Bennett received probation and was fined $7,600 for a campaign finance violation related to a loan from a family member. Bennett pleaded guilty to accepting contributions in the name of another and caused $80,000 of loaned funds to be transferred into her campaign committee. Prosecutors said she reported the full $80,000 as a loan using her own personal funds, rather than disclosing some of it came from another person. Bennett lost in a GOP primary runoff to Madison Cawthorn in the 2020 general election.
Fox News: 7-year-old fatally shoots 5-year-old child in eastern Kentucky
A 7-year-old child accidentally shot and killed a 5-year-old child in Kentucky. This is one of over 150 unintentional child shootings in the U.S. so far this year, resulting in 58 deaths and 101 injuries.
Fox News: Kentucky man trying to carjack undercover officers fatally shot
In Kentucky, a man in his 20s attempted to carjack undercover police officers and was fatally shot by one of them. The officers were trying to catch a suspect in an unrelated investigation when the incident occurred. The shooting is being investigated by Kentucky State Police.
Fox News: Marijuana odor alone justifies vehicle searches, Wisconsin Supreme Court rules
The Wisconsin Supreme Court has ruled that police can justify searching a person in a vehicle that smells like marijuana, even though substances legal in the state can smell the same. The court's conservative majority overturned lower court rulings that said officers couldn’t be sure that what they smelled was not CBD, a legal, marijuana-derived substance. The scents of CBD and marijuana are indistinguishable.
Fox News: Robert Downey Jr. describes year in jail, says you could 'feel the evil in the air'
Robert Downey Jr. described his experience behind bars and in court during an interview on the "Armchair Expert" podcast, where he recalled being sentenced to federal prison in the '90s. Downey spent one year of his three-year prison sentence, after being arrested for driving under the influence. He also described being placed in a receiving center where they decide where you're going to go, which he called the most dangerous place he's ever been in his life.
Fox News: Neuschwanstein Castle attack victims identified as Illinois tech grads
A woman from Naperville, Illinois, was pushed to her death while hiking in Germany with a friend near Neuschwanstein Castle, a Bavarian landmark that has become a popular tourist attraction. While privacy laws prevented German authorities from releasing her name, Eva Liu was identified as the victim by her family's pastor. Her friend, Kelsey Chang, survived the attack and was released from the hospital. A 30-year-old man from Michigan was arrested and is suspected of murder, attempted murder, and sexual assault. Liu and Chang had just graduated from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign with computer degrees.
#sports
Fox News: Jule Niemeier defeats defending champion Ons Jabeur in the first round of Berlin Open
German qualifier Jule Niemeier upsets defending champion Ons Jabeur in the first round of the Berlin Open, while Coco Gauff defeats Katerina Siniakov for her 23rd win of the year. Top-seeded Aryna Sabalenka and Elina Avanesyan also advance to the second round.
Forbes: The Messi Effect – How One Single Player Will Impact Soccer In America
Lionel Messi, one of the world's best soccer players, is joining Inter Miami in the Major Soccer League (MLS), a league that has been steadily growing in popularity. The MLS sees Messi's arrival as a game-changer for soccer in North America, as unlike many previous international stars moving to the US, he will play in a strong and established league with state-of-the-art stadiums and a world-class broadcast product. This opens up many opportunities for brands to connect with the highly passionate Hispanic segment, who make up a significant portion of soccer fans in the US. The MLS already has many initiatives in place to cater to Hispanic fans and is looking to expand their fan base with Messi's arrival.
Fox News: Rising tennis star Frances Tiafoe on what gets him 'over the hump' in matches, why he admires Williams sisters
American tennis star Frances Tiafoe highlighted the importance of mental toughness in his victories, revealing his pre-match ritual of listening to afro-beats and hip hop. Tiafoe partnered with BetterHelp, an online therapy platform that offers access to licensed therapists, along with fellow tennis players Taylor Fritz and Venus Williams, to raise awareness about mental health. Tiafoe said he learned a lot from Venus and Serena Williams, whom he admired for their longevity in the sport and building brands outside of tennis. Tiafoe secured the biggest win of his career against Rafael Nadal in the fourth round of the 2022 U.S. Open, and he will next compete in the Mubadala Citi Open.
Fox News: Longtime NFL broadcaster Troy Aikman says he missed his shot at being at GM, hints at retirement
Troy Aikman, the Hall of Fame quarterback and ESPN broadcaster, revealed he has "a pretty good idea" when he'll retire. Aikman, who is entering his second year under a multi-year contract, expressed his desire to join an NFL team's front office, but acknowledged that he might be interested in helping a club, but not in an official capacity. Aikman will return for the 2023 football season alongside his longtime broadcasting partner Joe Buck.
Fox News: Julius Randle admits he did not expect 'slow, fat' Nikola Jokic to dominate NBA
Nikola Jokic led the Denver Nuggets to their first NBA title and is now considered one of the greatest players in NBA history, despite not fitting the mold of a dominant NBA player. Julius Randle, who was in the 2014 NBA Draft alongside Jokic, admits he underestimated Jokic's talent but quickly learned not to judge a book by its cover.
#outdoors
Daily Wire: Coast Guard Estimates Missing Titanic Sub Has 40 Hours Of Breathable Air Left
A submersible carrying five people is missing during a voyage to the Titanic wreckage. The US Coast Guard estimates that they have about 40 hours of breathable air left. The search operation includes multiple aircraft, ships, and sonar buoys, but the search area is larger than the state of Connecticut.
Outdoor Life: The Best Concealed Carry Holsters of 2023
Best concealed carry holsters: reviews & recommendations. Blackpoint DualPoint AIWB is simple, tough & versatile. Galco Fastrax Pac is perfect for joggers & hikers. Bianchi Black Widow Snaplock OWB holster is great for 1911's. Safariland Species IWB offers good value. Mission First Tactical Minimalist holster is affordable and slim. Crossbreed Supertuck IWB is comfortable and secure. Northwest Retention Systems Outlaw IWB is comfortable and customizable. Safariland 7378 ALS Concealment Paddle Holster is durable and versatile.
#technology
Fox News: Try out these 10 Siri hidden hacks on your iPhone today
Siri is not just good for calling friends or family and answering questions. Ten hidden Siri features can be super helpful. You can customize pronunciation, teach her where you parked your car, and use her to locate your AirTags. Siri can also set reminders for specific apps and provide sports scores and schedules. She can identify a song playing, translate languages, teach her who your contacts are, and change basic settings, including the ability to turn off or restart your iPhone. These features make iPhones all-around more inclusive.
#other
Foreign Policy: OpenAI’s CEO Goes on a Diplomatic Charm Offensive
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is on a global tour, meeting with world leaders and heads of government to discuss AI regulation and safety. Altman has criticized the EU's AI Act, warning that OpenAI may have to leave the bloc's borders, but has praised global cooperation. Altman has called for licensing and registration for AI models above a certain capability threshold, but critics are concerned that it would only empower larger companies and create data cartels. The EU's slow-walk approach to regulation is concerning because it ignores AI's current effects on society, such as spreading misinformation and exacerbating inequality. Policymakers' interest in shaping AI regulation may lead to regulatory blind spots.