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Fox News: Former LA sheriff warns police exodus has left city in 'worst place possible' to host World Cup, Olympics
LA police are concerned about staff shortages and security issues for the upcoming World Cup and Summer Olympics. Former L.A. County Sheriff Alex Villanueva blames the lack of law enforcement interest on a hostile political climate and weak leadership. With crime on the rise and arrests declining, preparations for these events are in jeopardy. The city also faces a growing homelessness problem, further complicating matters.
#war
Forbes: Russian Kamikaze Drones: Giant New Factory, Giant New Scam?
Russian-made kamikaze drones are being used in Ukraine, rather than Iranian-made ones. While this may suggest a new, intensified threat, investigations reveal that the purpose of the factory is not drone production, but a procurement scam. The factory in Alabuga, Tatarstan, uses unskilled, underage labor to assemble drones manually, but claims to eventually have a high-tech automated assembly line. With doubts over the quality and reliability of these Russian-made drones, it remains to be seen if the factory can fulfill its production goals.
#foreignaffairs
Foreign Policy: Lula’s Rainforest Diplomacy Debut
Brazil hosted a summit on rainforest conservation, showing a shift in environmental policy under President Lula. The summit focused on coordination among Amazon countries and called for greater financial contributions from rich nations to combat deforestation. Brazil's success in reducing deforestation under Lula's administration was highlighted, but the country's pro-drilling stance in the Amazon remains a point of contention.
#military
Fox News: Is the US Navy using AI to prepare for the next conflict?
The U.S. Navy is using artificial intelligence (AI) to automate weapons and improve defense mechanisms. They have been testing AI technology since 2021 and have made significant advancements. The Navy plans to use unmanned ships and conversational AI robots in the near future. While there are concerns about the risks associated with AI integration and the potential for AI warfare, the Navy sees the benefits of this technology, such as cost savings and improved efficiency.
#history
Daily Wire: Plaque Honoring Robert E. Lee’s Horse Removed At Washington & Lee University
Washington & Lee University has removed a plaque honoring Robert E. Lee's horse, Traveller, from the National Historic Landmark. The university's decision to remove historical markers is seen as an attempt to hide its history.
#crime
Fox News: Visiting gymnastics coach in Vermont pleads not guilty to voyeurism charge
Visiting coach accused of voyeurism at a Vermont gymnastics center. Charged with video recording people using the bathroom.
Fox News: 17-year-old NY man indicted on hate-crime murder charge in fatal stabbing of O'Shae Sibley
A 17-year-old boy has been indicted on a hate-crime murder charge for stabbing and killing O'Shae Sibley. Prosecutors believe the attack was motivated by anti-Black and anti-LGBTQ bias. The incident occurred after Sibley and his friends were taunted for dancing shirtless to Beyoncé at a Brooklyn gas station.
#sports
Fox News: Golf quiz! Do you know these facts about the popular sport?
About one in seven Americans played golf in 2022, making it a popular sport in the United States. Test your knowledge of golf with this lifestyle quiz!
Forbes: OKC Thunder: Stash Of Second-Round Draft Capital Could Impact Future Outlook
The Oklahoma City Thunder have focused on acquiring draft capital in order to rebuild their roster. While their collection of first-round picks is impressive, their stash of future second-round picks should not be overlooked. In recent years, second-round picks have become valuable assets in trades, with numerous picks being moved for quality role players. The Thunder now have the resources to make moves and improve their team for sustained success.
Fox News: Legendary college coach Dennis Erickson says collapse of Pac-12 ‘really, really sad to see’
Legendary college football coach Dennis Erickson blames greed for the collapse of the Pac-12 after five teams announced their departure. The presidents talk about academics and loyalty, but it ultimately comes down to money. Erickson, along with Deion Sanders, who will take the Buffaloes to the Big 12 in 2024, criticized the focus on money and questioned why players are blamed for chasing it when colleges are doing the same. The four remaining schools in the Pac-12 now face an uncertain future.
The Great Lakes Fisherman: Ugly Pike Podcast Episode 139: Pete Bostelmann Part 2
In an insightful interview, Pete Bostelmann reveals unconventional wisdom on muskie fishing, promising success for listeners. Topics covered include lunar analysis, weather's impact on the bite, tactics for different lake types, provoking strikes in slow conditions, and finding balance between life and fishing.
#technology
Fox News: Japan embraces AI to boost cyberdefense, fight disinformation
The Japanese government is funding the development of AI technologies for cyber defense and detecting disinformation. The new technologies will cover areas such as cyberspace, maritime, aerospace, and biotechnology. The government's decision to fund these technologies comes after reports of cyberattacks by the Chinese military. Japan aims to attain active cyber defense capabilities and enhance cybersecurity measures.
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Forbes: Audacy Wants To Help Americans Discover Their Next Favorite Radio Artists
Audacy, a major player in the online radio industry, has launched an artist discovery program called Launch. The program aims to give emerging artists more visibility on traditional radio stations, offering benefits such as airplay, artist vignettes, and digital editorial. The selection process for Launch involved a collaborative approach, distinguishing Audacy from other companies. The ultimate goal of Launch is to propel these artists to prominence and inject excitement into the airwaves.