GNOME 47: Best New Features
Learn about the greatest new features of the upcoming GNOME 47 desktop environment. The GNOME 47 desktop environment is released on September 18, 2024. Being the final release of 2024, it’s packed up with some great features, which were long due anyway. Many features in this release are actually visibleContinue Reading
VIDEO: EV battery testing with next-level turnkey solutions from AVL
In a recent interview with Charged, Dr. Christian Meisner, Global Vice President of Battery and Cell Testing at AVL, delved into the company’s innovative battery testing solutions tailored for the evolving EV industry. AVL, with a legacy spanning over 75 years in the automotive sector, has diversified its expertise acrossContinue Reading
Designing dust collection systems for optimal battery production (Webinar)
This presentation will explore critical dust and fume control strategies in Li-ion battery manufacturing. We’ll delve into key design considerations, including centralized systems for processes like mixing and coating, and decentralized solutions like small, process-specific collectors for cell manufacturing. We’ll discuss the advantages of a hybrid approach, ensuring flexibility forContinue Reading
Jasmine Crockett Drags The Traitor’s Hypocrisy on Crime Rates
Democratic firebrand Representative Jasmine Crockett went after her Republican colleagues Wednesday for holding a sham hearing about crime in sanctuary cities. During the hearing before the Republican-led House Oversight Committee, in which four Democratic mayors defended their cities’ immigration polices, the Texas Democrat called out Republicans over their hypocritical focusContinue Reading
Macron dubs Russia a threat to France and Europe, rejects peace at all costs
French President Emmanuel Macron believes that Russia is a threat to Europe and France. In a televised address to the French nation, he stated that Russia allocates 40% of its budget to military needs. Macron: Russia has become a threat to France and Europe The French president addressed the nation,Continue Reading
Ukrainian Azov military delivers blood to frontline position via drone to save wounded soldier
The 12th Special Forces Brigade Azov used a drone to deliver blood supplies directly to a critically wounded soldier on the frontline. According to Azov Brigade, a serviceman suffered a severe shrapnel wound to the neck during combat operations, resulting in critical blood loss. With conventional evacuation routes compromised byContinue Reading
Does a Hudson Valley Village Have a Plan to Tame or Encourage Tourism in Its Parks? It Depends on Who You Ask
Tourism has been an economic boon to the region and a headache for village residents. A proposed plan for a linear park has divided Cold Spring. By Lauren Dalban COLD SPRING, N.Y.—Lori Moss led the way to the overlook, an elevated spot at the beginning of a steep hiking trailContinue Reading
How Well Can Democrats Fare in Kansas’ 2026 US Senate Election?
The party has not come within single digits of winning a U.S. Senate seat in the state in more than 50 years First term Kansas U.S. Senator Roger Marshall received substantial press for his bumpy weekend (and seemingly hasty exit) at a town hall in the deep red town ofContinue Reading
Keeping the Profiteers Out of Home and Community-Based Services
These essential community-based care service programs should be supported, not exploited., Read MoreContinue Reading
Understanding the Life and Work of James Baldwin: In Conversation with Colm Tóibín
The Irish author talks about his new book on James Baldwin, his influences, and his enduring legacy., Read MoreContinue Reading
Imperialism, Eh?
What the history of U.S. bids to take over Canada reveals about American imperialism., Read MoreContinue Reading
Pro-Palestinian Student Protests Are Nothing New
Sixteen years ago, I participated in a pro-Palestinian solidarity protest not unlike what university students are facing expulsion and legal action for today., Read MoreContinue Reading
UK watchdog drops competition review of Microsoft’s OpenAI deal
LONDON (AP) — Britain’s competition watchdog said Wednesday it has dropped its review of Microsoft’s partnership with OpenAI, saying it’s satisfied that the deal doesn’t need a closer investigation under the country’s merger rules. The Competition and Markets Authority said that based on “available evidence,” the partnership between the U.S.Continue Reading