Tommy Tuberville avoids break on his military holds – for now
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell said he was voting against the resolution to bypass Tommy Tuberville’s blockade “at this time”
Day: November 15, 2023
An Intersectional Perspective on Blasphemy Laws: A Case Study of Pakistan
Focusing on blasphemy accusations exclusively from a religious freedom perspective prevents us from recognising other dimensions such caste and gender.
Biden and Xi Jinping to meet for first time since China spy balloons scandal
Tensions have been raised between the US and China since February’s spy balloon incident
Google Suing Cybercriminals Who Delivered Malware via Fake Bard Downloads
Google is taking legal action against cybercriminals who used fake websites to deliver malware and gain control of social media accounts through a scam involving its chat-based AI tool, Bard.
Microsoft Officially Launches Loop, Its Notion Competitor
Microsoft is officially launching its Notion-like productivity and collaboration app called Loop. From a report: Loop lets you use flexible, collaborative workspaces and pages to make it easier to cooperate on work. If you’re familiar with Notion’s int…
Rex Heuermann’s wife appears at Gilgo Beach serial killer court hearing for first time
Court appearance comes amid reports that the accused Gilgo Beach serial killer has signed over full ownership of the Massapequa Park home to wife Asa Ellerup – and that she is working with a streaming service
Trudeau criticized for calling on Israel to ‘exercise maximum restraint’ in Gaza
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Apple grants some iPhone 14 users an extra year of Emergency SOS via satellite for free
Apple hasn’t disclosed how much Emergency SOS will eventually cost or if the company will charge users a monthly or annual Emergency SOS fee in the future.
Steam clouds and moving earth: Inside Iceland’s eruption risk ‘ghost town’
Grindavik is now a ghost town.
House bill seeks to ensure funding for CBP capital costs linked to port inspections
The bill is a response to growing CBP demands that ports pay for new inspection-related equipment, or risk having the agency reduce the amount of time its officers spend performing inspections.