The conundrum of the DeSantis base: Pro-Trump and anti-Trump voters
As he prepares a presidential campaign, DeSantis has had to determine how to persuade Republicans to peel away from Trump and support him instead.
Day: April 15, 2023
Ukraine calls out Orban over money
The foreign ministry in Kiev has taken offense at the Hungarian PM’s comments about dependency on EU funding
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Becoming a mermaid
Olive Teague, founder of the Seattle Mermaid School, moved to Seattle from Florida during the pandemic in 2020. Teague said that the mermaid community in Florida Springs grew organically with the accessibility to the water, but Seattle had a different …
India Says New IT Fact-Checking Unit Will Not Censor Journalism
A proposed Indian government unit to fact-check news on social media is not about censoring journalism nor will it have any impact on media reportage, a federal minister said on Friday. Reuters reports: Recently amended IT regulation requires online pl…
Red-hot Jarred Kelenic gets first start for M’s against left-handed pitcher
Jarred Kelenic is simply too hot to sit, so manager Scott Servais started him Friday night for the first time this season against a left-handed pitcher.
Shoreline Community College says personal info was accessed in attack
The personal information of some students, staff and faculty at Shoreline Community College was compromised in a ransomware attack, officials said.
MDNS deliberately built to be vulnerable?
I have come to the conclusion that mdns (apple iPhone) is a deliberate backdoor into every iOS device. Prove me wrong. submitted by /u/Phantasius224 [link] [comments]
Vladimir Putin closes loophole that allowed Russian men to avoid military service
Vladimir Putin has signed a bill allowing authorities to issue electronic mobilisation notices to draftees and reservists.
Japan approves Osaka as site of country’s first casino
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Blinken starts Vietnam visit amid hopes of deeper ties to counter China
By Humeyra Pamuk
HANOI (Reuters) – U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Saturday kicked off a trip to Vietnam, a crucial Southeast Asian trade partner that Washington is looking to bolster ties with as it works to balance China’s growing assertiv…