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    The New Republic

  • Right-Wingers Already Have a Wild Conspiracy Theory About Senator Menendez
    Right-wing activist Charlie Kirk on Friday accused the Department of Justice of trying to cover up its biases by indicting a Democratic senator.New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez was indicted on federal bribery charges Friday. The indictment accuses Menendez and his wife of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash,... Read more »
  • There’ll Be No Escape for Bob Menendez This Time
    The Supreme Court’s threshold for bribery these days is almost indistinguishable from a Thomas Nast cartoon. Corruption, in the justices’ eyes, is when a railroad tycoon hands a politician a burlap sack with a big dollar sign on it. But that extraordinarily high hurdle allegedly didn’t stop New Jersey Senator... Read more »
  • Pretty Much Everyone Hates Ron DeSantis Now
    Ron DeSantis’s struggles on the campaign trail have eroded his influence back home in Florida, and even once-close allies are revolting against his control.DeSantis was crowned early on as the natural successor to Donald Trump: A demagogic culture warrior, but younger and more disciplined—he was a figure who could appeal,... Read more »
  • Elon Musk Reportedly Lied About How Many Monkeys His Neuralink Implant Killed
    Medical implant company Neuralink killed at least a dozen monkeys through animal testing, after first subjecting the primates to horrifying conditions, despite founder Elon Musk’s claims otherwise, according to a new WIRED report.Musk announced Wednesday that Neuralink was ready to start human trials, despite widespread concerns about the effects of... Read more »
  • The Department of Justice Is So “Corrupt” It Just Indicted a Democratic Senator
    New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez has been indicted on federal bribery charges, the Department of Justice announced Friday. The indictment alleges that Menendez, who is the chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and his wife, Nadine Menendez, received hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, gold bars, and “luxury... Read more »
  • The Clarence Thomas Corruption Saga Just Got Even Worse
    Clarence Thomas has secretly participated in events for the Koch donor network for at least a decade, despite the fact that the group has brought cases before the Supreme Court, according to a bombshell new ProPublica report.“I can’t imagine—it takes my breath away, frankly—that he would go to a Koch... Read more »
  • New GOP Low: Shutting Down the Government to Save Donald Trump
    Thursday night on his MSNBC show, Chris Hayes offered up a provocative thesis for why the House Republicans appear to be ready to shut down the government. Yes, there’s their general raging hatred of government and desire to blow the place up. But there is also, Hayes noted, a very... Read more »

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THE NATION

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    The Nation

  • Robert Menendez’s Family Business
    Chris Lehmann The New Jersey senator was indicted by the Justice Department for a series of charges straight out of The Sopranos. The post Robert Menendez’s Family Business appeared first on The Nation.... Read more »
  • Exclude Fossil Fuel Firms From COP 28 if They Only Want to Obstruct
    Dharna Noor “My patience ran out,” said Christiana Figueres, who for years had advocated for oil companies to be involved in policymaking talks. The post Exclude Fossil Fuel Firms From COP 28 if They Only Want to Obstruct appeared first on The Nation.... Read more »
  • Hell’s Bells
    Steve Brodner Extra crispy. The post Hell’s Bells appeared first on The Nation.... Read more »
  • Jann Wenner’s Blinkered Rock ‘n’ Roll Revolution
    Joan Walsh He built an empire on the foundations laid by Black musicians—but fails entirely to recognize that. The post Jann Wenner’s Blinkered Rock ‘n’ Roll Revolution appeared first on The Nation.... Read more »
  • Did Narendra Modi Kill a Canadian Citizen?
    Jeet Heer New cold war politics might end any investigation into the assassination of a Sikh activist before it begins. The post Did Narendra Modi Kill a Canadian Citizen? appeared first on The Nation.... Read more »
  • Democrats Are on a Winning Streak That Could Transform Our Politics
    John Nichols Recent victories in Pennsylvania and New Hampshire special elections suggest Democrats can score huge wins in the fight to control state legislatures. That changes everything. The post Democrats Are on a Winning Streak That Could Transform Our Politics appeared first on The Nation.... Read more »
  • Shortsighted
    Drew Sheneman In retrospect. The post Shortsighted appeared first on The Nation.... Read more »

THE WEEK

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  • Learn what TensorFlow is and how it can be used for machine learning and deep learning.
    Description: Want to dive into the world of AI development? Discover how TensorFlow can revolutionize your coding experience with this comprehensive guide.IntroductionArtificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant dream. With the rapid advancements in technology, it has become a reality that is changing our lives in unimaginable ways. The... Read more »
  • A Brief History of Scikit Learn: How It Became the Go-To Library for Machine Learning
     Scikit-Learn: A Comprehensive Guide to Machine Learning in PythonIf you're interested in machine learning, then you've probably heard of Scikit-Learn. It's a Python library that's become the go-to tool for data scientists and machine learning engineers who want to build and deploy machine learning models quickly and efficiently. In this... Read more »
  • Haazrat Ali R.A Shahadat Day - History and Significance
    Learn about the history and significance of Haazrat Ali R.A Shahadat Day, the martyrdom of the fourth caliph of Islam.Remembering the Legacy of Haazrat Ali R.A on Shahadat DayDescription: On the occasion of Haazrat Ali R.A Shahadat Day, let us reflect on the life and teachings of the great Islamic... Read more »
  • The Historical Significance of Ramadan Shareef in the Islamic World
    Discover the rich history and cultural importance of Ramadan Shareef in the Islamic world through this comprehensive guide. Learn about its origins, traditions, and modern-day celebrations.The Fascinating History of Ramadan Shareef in the Islamic WorldDescription: Explore the rich and captivating history of Ramadan Shareef in the Islamic world, from its... Read more »
  • Unlocking the Benefits of Guest Blogging: Why You Should Start Now
    Guest blogging benefits, advantages of guest blogging, why guest blogging is Title:The Power of Guest Blogging: on Benefits, Opportunities, and Tips for Success Description:Discover the benefits of guest blogging, find opportunities in your niche, and learn tips for writing a great guest post. Expand your online presence  Section 1: Benefits... Read more »
  • How to Use Acupressure for Nausea and Vomiting During Pregnancy
    Learn how acupressure can help alleviate nausea and vomiting during pregnancy. Our step-by-step guide will teach you how to apply pressure to specific points on your body to help ease your symptoms.Nausea and Vomiting of Pregnancy: Treatment Options That WorkDescription: Looking for effective ways to relieve nausea and vomiting during... Read more »
  • Sultan Abdul Hamid Biography(book)
    Discover the fascinating life, reign and legacy of Sultan Abdul Hamid with our comprehensive biography. Learn about his achievements, challenges and impact on Ottoman history.Sultan Abdul Hamid: The Reign of an AutocratBook Intro:Sultan Abdul Hamid II was the 34th Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, and his reign from 1876 to... Read more »

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  • 3 Steps to Build Peace & Create Change
    As the child of Holocaust survivors and a World War II refugee herself, peace builder Georgette Bennett was stunned by the human toll and tragedy of the Syrian civil war. She got to work, bringing together historical enemies to build an aid pipeline from Israel to Syria -- a feat... Read more »
  • Beyond Beauty: A Conversation with Paul Reynard
    "My own experience is that there are moments when suddenly, after I've been working a long time at painting, I'm no longer trying to make or do something. I begin to be led, as if my brush were just following where the painting in its finished state was leading me.... Read more »
  • Hummingbirds & the Ecstatic Moment
    "Birds have been a part of my life for as long as I can remember, and hummingbirds have held a special place in my heart for the simple reason that they, early on, became personal to me. On some level, you could say I became a writer because of hummingbirds,... Read more »
  • An Antidote to the Age of Anxiety
    In his 1951 book, "The Wisdom of Insecurity: A Message for an Age of Anxiety," Alan Watts writes, "There is a contradiction in wanting to be perfectly secure in a universe whose very nature is momentariness and fluidity. But the contradiction lies a little deeper than the mere conflict between... Read more »
  • Janet Adler: Into the Light
    Janet Adler (1941-2023) is the founder of the Discipline of Authentic Movement, and the author of "Offering from the Conscious Body. A book that delves into the, "theory and practice of a unique body-based process that is cathartic, creative, healing, and mystical...This Western awareness practice encourages the individual to experience... Read more »
  • Bone, Breath & Gesture: Practices of Embodiment
    Edited by Don Hanlon Johnson, "Bone, Breath and Gesture," was first published in 1995. Alternating in-depth interviews, lectures and writings, its contents introduce and explore the principles and techniques of some of the most influential pioneers of bodywork and body awareness disciplines in the West-- among them, Ida Rolf, Moshe... Read more »
  • To Converse Well
    "Good conversation mixes opinions, feelings, facts and ideas in an improvisational exchange with one or more individuals in an atmosphere of goodwill. It inspires mutual insight, respect and, most of all, joy. It is a way of relaxing the mind, opening the heart and connecting, authentically, with others. To converse... Read more »

POSITIVE NEWS

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  • Three good things: new state-of-the-art libraries
    Featuring imagination-boosting design and inspiring workshops on all sorts of topics, these institutions go far beyond just books The post Three good things: new state-of-the-art libraries appeared first on Positive News.... Read more »
  • What went right this week: the good news you should know about
    Big oil in court, solar farms in space, and scientists’ ‘holy grail’ alternative to palm oil, plus more good news The post What went right this week: the good news you should know about appeared first on Positive News.... Read more »
  • From dithering to dynamism: how UK businesses can ramp up progress on the SDGs
    There are just over six years left to meet the SDGs. Here’s how the UK is doing The post From dithering to dynamism: how UK businesses can ramp up progress on the SDGs appeared first on Positive News.... Read more »
  • Pizza, popcorn and pints: six surprising foods that may actually be good for us
    Beer, drunk in moderation, may improve our gut health. And as our experts explain, foods like potatoes and pizza may be useful to our bodies too The post Pizza, popcorn and pints: six surprising foods that may actually be good for us appeared first on Positive News.... Read more »
  • Who do you think should pay for Positive News?
    How should we fund our journalism? Put up a paywall? Bag a billionaire? Instead, we’d love for you to support our quiet media revolution The post Who do you think should pay for Positive News? appeared first on Positive News.... Read more »
  • Social prescribing: coming to a forest near you?
    One wellbeing programme near Newcastle is seeing promising results. Could green social prescribing become more widespread? The post Social prescribing: coming to a forest near you? appeared first on Positive News.... Read more »
  • The Samburu warriors regenerating a Kenyan wilderness
    The creation of a wildlife reserve with an Indigenous community in one part of Kenya has paid dividends, for animals and people alike The post The Samburu warriors regenerating a Kenyan wilderness appeared first on Positive News.... Read more »

OPTIMIST DAILY

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  • California passes radical emissions disclosure bill
    California senators took a huge step toward corporate transparency by enacting Senate Bill 253, the Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act. This groundbreaking legislation establishes the nation’s first mandate for significant U.S.-based firms operating in California to publicly declare their annual greenhouse gas emissions.  California: A forerunner in emissions transparency  The... Read more »
  • Harnessing nature’s cooling power: US announces $1.13 billion investment in urban trees
    Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack of the United States presented a game-changing plan to address record-breaking heatwaves and climate change. This effort, which will receive $1.13 billion in competitive funding, aims to plant trees in metropolitan areas across all 50 states, Washington, DC, and numerous U.S. Territories and Tribal Nations.... Read more »
  • Ditch the rake and discover the benefits of leaving fallen leaves in your yard
    The annual ritual of raking and disposing of fallen leaves has been engraved into the autumn dance for generations. But, in reality, those vivid plant layers offer more than just a gorgeous backdrop. They are an important part of nature’s cycle, providing numerous advantages to our lawns and gardens. Let’s... Read more »
  • Meet Susan Murabana, the astronomer bringing the cosmos to Kenyan youth
    A celestial display unfolds beneath the velvety African night sky, amidst the peace of Kenya‘s isolated Samburu county. It’s 1:30 AM in mid-August, and 50 enthralled individuals lie on the dry riverbed, their eyes turned heavenwards, entranced by the stars. The Milky Way arcs gracefully across the obsidian expanse, and... Read more »
  • A massive solar farm rises from a former landfill in the United Kingdom
    The Ockendon solar farm, the third largest of its kind in the UK, is harnessing the power of the sun on what was once a bleak trash site in Essex in a revolutionary feat of eco-reinvention. The waste management company Veolia infused new life into this unexpected environment, where more... Read more »
  • New York schools commit to nurturing mental health through mindful breathing
    Meet Noah Hill, a third-grader at Brooklyn’s Dr. Ronald E. McNair Public School 5. He’s discovered a simple yet significant technique for finding peace in the midst of chaos: “Breathe in through your nose, and breathe out with a whisper,” he says. This technique, known as “ocean breathing,” has become... Read more »
  • European Commission President christens world’s first “green shipping container”
    On September 14th, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen christened the Laura Maersk, the world’s first green container ship, in a historic ceremony. This extraordinary vessel, owned by the Danish business Maersk, is expected to change the future of marine transportation by running solely on green methanol. During the... Read more »

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UK DEFENCE JOURNAL

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    UK Defence Journal

  • Electric Vehicles and the Rail Network
    The escalating energy crisis, underscored by soaring gas and electricity prices, poses significant challenges but also opportunities for the rail sector. ScotRail's initiative in Scotland provides an excellent case study. The post Electric Vehicles and the Rail Network first appeared on UK Defence Journal.... Read more »
  • Elbit UK’s JFST surpasses 4700 hours for British Forces
    The tech provides "real-time training for personnel who integrate Joint Fires, including both surface-to-surface and air-to-surface fires." The post Elbit UK’s JFST surpasses 4700 hours for British Forces first appeared on UK Defence Journal.... Read more »
  • MOD awards contract to Leonardo for APS update
    The contract pertains to updating the Advanced Precision Shooter (APS) for the LG L118, a core system that has seen obsolescence since its introduction in 1999. The post MOD awards contract to Leonardo for APS update first appeared on UK Defence Journal.... Read more »
  • MoD addresses delays in Forces Flying Training Programme
    "...improvements have included: increasing trainee throughput by improving syllabi, training delivery and course sequencing" The post MoD addresses delays in Forces Flying Training Programme first appeared on UK Defence Journal.... Read more »
  • Spanish naval vessels recorded 11 times in Gibraltar waters
    It has been revealed that Spanish naval vessels have been recorded in Gibraltarian territorial waters on 11 occasions over the past six months. The post Spanish naval vessels recorded 11 times in Gibraltar waters first appeared on UK Defence Journal.... Read more »
  • British aircraft carrier arrives in the United States
    Planned trials revolve around cutting-edge technology, including F-35 Lightning stealth fighters, Osprey tilt-rotors, and the advanced Mojave drone. The post British aircraft carrier arrives in the United States first appeared on UK Defence Journal.... Read more »
  • Vanguard submarine returns from long patrol
    A Vanguard-class nuclear submarine has returned from a six month patrol. The post Vanguard submarine returns from long patrol first appeared on UK Defence Journal.... Read more »

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