Schiff is Fighting for a Fair Farm Bill
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The solar eclipse at Stonehenge
This is what the solar eclipse looked like from Stonehenge. Subscribe ► https://www.youtube.com/user/guardianwires?sub_confirmation=1 The UK witnessed a partial solar eclipse yesterday, while parts of Europe were treated to a total solar eclipse – the first in western Europe for 27 years. #stonehenge #solareclipse #eclipse #ukContinue Reading
The richest thing you will ever own | Giulia Enders
The richest thing you will ever own | Giulia EndersContinue Reading
The Traitor confirms he was whisked away in Turkey
President Traitor 47 confirmed Tuesday that he was whisked away from Air Force One in a catering truck at the Secret Service’s direction last month as he departed the NATO summit in Turkey. He downplayed the risk to those he left on the original plane while he flew on aContinue Reading
LIVE: Search for survivors after Colombia’s earthquake continues
Search and rescue teams continue to look for survivors after a powerful earthquake struck western Colombia. President Abelardo De La Espriella vowed to set up an emergency fund to help rebuild hospitals, schools, homes and infrastructure destroyed by Monday’s earthquake, which killed 265 and left nearly 500 people unaccounted for.Continue Reading
The Biggest AI Models Are Not the Biggest Threats
Almost every AI security framework we are applying rests on one misguided assumption: danger scales with size. Compute thresholds, export controls, and tiered evaluation regimes all encode the same intuition, the larger the model, the more we should worry. If this isn’t true, what policy changes are needed? I recentlyContinue Reading
Before Qsuite, This Airline Had A Business Class Suite With A Door Back In 2014
If you Google ‘first airline with doors in business class‘, the search engine’s AI Overview will tell you that it’s Qatar Airways, which unveiled its QSuite in March 2017 and began operating flights with the new suite in June of the same year. Some results will also award this titleContinue Reading
The Exact Flight Hours Where Owning A Challenger 300 Beats Chartering One In 2026
200 hours of flight time is the most commonly cited figure for when it makes more sense to purchase a private jet than charter one. However, the exact number of flight hours depends heavily on the cost of charter and the aircraft in question. To take the BombardierChallenger 300 asContinue Reading
Taiwan briefly slows its mobile internet to text-only speed as part of defense drill
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — For 30 minutes, the internet in parts of Taiwan crawled. The slowdown Thursday for people in the capital, Taipei, and six other cities and localities was part of the last phase of the island’s annual Han Kuang exercises, military drills that began last week and aimContinue Reading
Did the eclipse damage your eyes?
An eye surgeon says that fewer people have been seeking treatment for eye damage than after the UK’s last total solar eclipse in 1999. Millions across the UK on Wednesday witnessed the most significant solar eclipse in 27 years – which saw more than 90% of the Sun covered byContinue Reading
AI CEO: Recent cyberattacks show gaps in defense
CEO says AI has made it far easier to attack critical infrastructure than to defend it., CEO says AI has made it far easier to attack critical infrastructure than to defend it., from Newsnation Read MoreContinue Reading
Debian 12.15 and 13.6 Released: Bookworm Enters LTS with Support Until 2028
Debian released important point updates for both its current stable and previous stable versions on July 11, with Debian 12 officially entering its Long Term Support phase. The Debian project released updated point versions for both its current stable release and the previous one on July 11, 2026. Debian 13.6Continue Reading
FOSS Weekly #26.33: Mint Kernel, PDF Editing, VLC Drama, Omarchy Quattro and More Linux Stuff
Linux Mint is getting automatic old kernel cleanup in the next release, a feature Fedora has handled through DNF’s installonly_limit for years. And I did not even know that Mint doesn’t do it. The Document Foundation has put up a write-up (part 1 for now) of how the Austrian MilitaryContinue Reading












