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The U.S. government has been trying to crack down on illegal shipments of top-tier Nvidia artificial intelligence chips to China. | |
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The FCC approved the deal less than a day after eight state attorneys general sued to block it. The combined entity would become the nation’s largest operator of local TV stations. | |
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Chaofeng Ge was found dead in ICE custody last year, hanging in a shower stall with his hands and feet bound behind his back. His family wants answers. | |
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A cyberattack has shut down a nationwide breathalyzer test system found in vehicles of OUI offenders, impacting drivers in Maine. | |
Submitted at Yesterday, 07:31 PM by sleeppoor | |
Last year, as FCC chair Brendan Carr threatened ABC over a Jimmy Kimmel monolog, a civil servant overseeing West Coast stations privately pledged support, according to emails obtained by WIRED. | |
Submitted at Yesterday, 07:31 PM by sleeppoor | |
Some companies complained to the Trump administration that Lewandowski has stood to personally profit from the DHS contracting process. Lewandowski denies the allegations. | |
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In a first in Canada, a judge has granted an interlocutory injunction to ban two Quebec men from donating their sperm.
The two serial donors — Philippe Normand and his son, Dominik Seelos — have fathered hundreds of children, which came to light in a documentary by Noovo Info.
On Wednesday, Justice Simon Chamberland granted the injunction, which remains in effect until a judgment is rendered in the trial related to the case, Noovo Info reported. Laurie, a mother whose four children were conceived through sperm donated from the two men, has accused them of “fertility fraud” and of violating their dignity “both on contractual grounds and on fundamental rights.” | |
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Admission came during questioning at Senate intelligence committee worldwide threats hearing | |
Submitted at Yesterday, 03:18 PM by sleeppoor | |
Some cities are opting out of camera networks like Flock’s, concerned about abuse by police and immigration authorities. Organizers hope Dane County is the “next big domino” to fall. | |
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A Washington, D.C., lobbying firm (led by convicted felons Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl) says it is seeking a presidential pardon for Canadian crypto fugitive Andean Medjedovic, documents filed with the U.S. Department of Justice show. | |
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We have severely undercounted the number of COVID deaths, scientists say | |
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In North America’s Great Lakes region, river otters are coming back from the brink thanks to decades of effort on both sides of the border. | |
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A critical fertiliser shortage threatens global food security amid Iran war.
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Nearly half of the world’s traded urea – the most widely used fertiliser – and large volumes of other fertilisers are exported from Gulf countries via the Strait of Hormuz, making global agriculture highly exposed to any disruption there.
Recent disruptions to gas supplies and shipping have already forced fertiliser plants, which use natural gas to manufacture fertiliser, in the Gulf and beyond to shut or cut their output.
After its LNG facilities were attacked, Qatar’s state-run energy firm, QatarEnergy, halted output at what is the world’s largest urea plant after it shut down gas output.
Since LNG output from Qatar has dropped off, India has cut output from three of its own urea plants. Bangladesh has also shut four out of its five fertiliser factories. | |
Submitted at Yesterday, 03:20 PM by Simian | |
Johnson said he’d schedule a vote next week on a clean extension of the nation’s surveillance laws, despite work from two top committee chairs to reform FISA ahead of its looming expiration. | |
Submitted at Yesterday, 03:03 AM by sleeppoor | |
The Pentagon has asked the White House to approve a more than $200 billion request to the U.S. Congress to fund the war in Iran, the Washington Post reported on Wednesday, citing a senior administration official. | |
Submitted at Yesterday, 03:02 AM by sleeppoor | |
A coin advisory committee called the design for the America 250 coin something only produced by "kings or dictators." | |
Submitted at Yesterday, 02:18 AM by sleeppoor | |
In a court filing, an attorney for the city said it has now determined Adams "was not acting within the scope of his City employment" at the time of the alleged 1993 assault. | |
Submitted at Yesterday, 02:15 AM by sleeppoor | |

The U.S. government has been trying to crack down on illegal shipments of top-tier Nvidia artificial intelligence chips to China.
The FCC approved the deal less than a day after eight state attorneys general sued to block it. The combined entity would become the nation’s largest operator of local TV stations.
Chaofeng Ge was found dead in ICE custody last year, hanging in a shower stall with his hands and feet bound behind his back. His family wants answers.
A cyberattack has shut down a nationwide breathalyzer test system found in vehicles of OUI offenders, impacting drivers in Maine.
Last year, as FCC chair Brendan Carr threatened ABC over a Jimmy Kimmel monolog, a civil servant overseeing West Coast stations privately pledged support, according to emails obtained by WIRED.
Some companies complained to the Trump administration that Lewandowski has stood to personally profit from the DHS contracting process. Lewandowski denies the allegations.
In a first in Canada, a judge has granted an interlocutory injunction to ban two Quebec men from donating their sperm.
The two serial donors — Philippe Normand and his son, Dominik Seelos — have fathered hundreds of children, which came to light in a documentary by Noovo Info.
On Wednesday, Justice Simon Chamberland granted the injunction, which remains in effect until a judgment is rendered in the trial related to the case, Noovo Info reported. Laurie, a mother whose four children were conceived through sperm donated from the two men, has accused them of “fertility fraud” and of violating their dignity “both on contractual grounds and on fundamental rights.”
Admission came during questioning at Senate intelligence committee worldwide threats hearing
Some cities are opting out of camera networks like Flock’s, concerned about abuse by police and immigration authorities. Organizers hope Dane County is the “next big domino” to fall.
A Washington, D.C., lobbying firm (led by convicted felons Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl) says it is seeking a presidential pardon for Canadian crypto fugitive Andean Medjedovic, documents filed with the U.S. Department of Justice show.
We have severely undercounted the number of COVID deaths, scientists say
In North America’s Great Lakes region, river otters are coming back from the brink thanks to decades of effort on both sides of the border.
A critical fertiliser shortage threatens global food security amid Iran war.
(...)
Nearly half of the world’s traded urea – the most widely used fertiliser – and large volumes of other fertilisers are exported from Gulf countries via the Strait of Hormuz, making global agriculture highly exposed to any disruption there.
Recent disruptions to gas supplies and shipping have already forced fertiliser plants, which use natural gas to manufacture fertiliser, in the Gulf and beyond to shut or cut their output.
After its LNG facilities were attacked, Qatar’s state-run energy firm, QatarEnergy, halted output at what is the world’s largest urea plant after it shut down gas output.
Since LNG output from Qatar has dropped off, India has cut output from three of its own urea plants. Bangladesh has also shut four out of its five fertiliser factories.
Johnson said he’d schedule a vote next week on a clean extension of the nation’s surveillance laws, despite work from two top committee chairs to reform FISA ahead of its looming expiration.
The Pentagon has asked the White House to approve a more than $200 billion request to the U.S. Congress to fund the war in Iran, the Washington Post reported on Wednesday, citing a senior administration official.
A coin advisory committee called the design for the America 250 coin something only produced by "kings or dictators."
In a court filing, an attorney for the city said it has now determined Adams "was not acting within the scope of his City employment" at the time of the alleged 1993 assault.