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DDoS: The tool of Hacktivism

How Hacktivists are using DDoS as a tool to create disruptions.

TechRadar

America Needs A Modernized Lawful Migration Policy To Sidestep Labor Shortages And Economic Dips

Business immigration diversifies the workforce, increasing innovation, profitability, and cultivating global connections. However, the limitations of the existing immigration system are holding America back.

International Business Times

Trump campaign finally reveals why ex president continues to profess love for Hannibal Lecter in speeches

Suggestions have ranged from the former president confusing the meaning of the word ‘asylum’ when talking about migrants to simple jokes

The Independent UK

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Who is El Mayo Zambada? The mexican drug lord with a $15 million DEA bounty now in custody

According to the Mexican media, Ismael Zambada surrendered to DEA agents in El Paso. The co-leader of the Sinaola Cartel was never captured before.

Latin Times

Sinaloa Cartel leader El Mayo Zambada captured in Texas with one of El Chapo's sons

Known as "El capo de capos," it had evaded capture for decades. There are rumors that El Mayo Zambada turned himself into the DEA's hands.

Latin Times

She saw the Titanic sink and the end of World War I. Now, the oldest American just turned 115

Elizabeth Francis says the key to living a long life is to ‘speak your mind and don’t hold your tongue’

The Independent UK

Chicken wire, AI and mobile phones on sticks: how the drone war in Ukraine is driving a fierce battle of innovation

Drones are the signature technology of the Ukraine war. A few miniature aircraft designs were used in the war’s early days, but an incredible array of drones have now evolved. There are different types, sizes and levels of sophistication. They are used for many roles including short- and long-range attack,…

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Kamala Harris’s run for president is getting ugly, but Republican misogyny may backfire this time

United States Vice President Kamala Harris is making a bid for the Oval Office, replacing President Joe Biden to square off against Republican Donald Trump. She may become the first woman and second racialized person to become U.S. president.

The Conversation

Bad News for Universal Basic Income

Researchers found that giving people $1,000 every month for three years resulted in decreased productivity and earnings, and more leisure time.

Reason

Trump monetizes assassination attempt by using photo as book cover

Former president further pushes self-mythology with new book and sneakers featuring shooting images

The Guardian - US

ISS scientists make headway in cancer research: 'We're NASA, we do Moonshots'

NASA's Cancer Moonshot Initiative aims to harness microgravity conditions on the International Space Station to study the disease like never before.

Space

Six ways companies fuel violence

The Mexican government is suing US-based gun makers. The government is accusing the companies of facilitating violence in Mexico, not so much because their products are designed to injure and kill, but because of their reckless distribution and marketing practices.

The Conversation

US citizenship was forced on Native Americans 100 years ago − its promise remains elusive

The 100th anniversary of the Indian Citizenship Act has garnered little fanfare. Only a handful of news articles and events have commemorated the centennial of the law giving U.S. citizenship to Native Americans.

The Conversation

Homeless service providers could help more people overcome homelessness if they measured success differently

Homelessness is a major problem in the U.S., and it’s getting worse: A record 650,000 Americans were homeless on a single night in January 2023, according to the most recent point-in-time report released by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. That amounts to one out of every 500…

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Veepstakes have evolved from where you live to who you are − which way will Harris turn to balance the ticket?

Vice presidential picks can’t help a presidential candidate, but they can hurt one, according to political scientists. Presidential campaigns still spend a fair amount of time thinking about running mates and the ways in which they might boost the ticket – or at least not hurt it.

TechRadar

Cyberattacks are more common than ever - and these are the fields being hit the most

Cyberattacks are significantly up year-on-year, with one industry being particularly vulnerable.

The Guardian - US

The Republican party remains the party of denying women human rights

The GOP ticket of JD Vance and Donald Trump, from ‘menstrual surveillance’ to sexual assault, has made itself clear

Fortune

AI could become the ‘new steel’ as overcapacity risk goes unnoticed

When various governments intervene to increase capacity, as they have done with steel and may now be doing with AI, we struggle with spillover effects.

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Salon

Trump still has a "license to steal"

Journalist Joe Conason warns about Republican grifting in his new book "The Longest Con"

TechRadar

The rise of Ransomware: any end in sight?

Technology leaders are warning of a future powered by artificial intelligence, where attackers craft ever-more-devious encryption tools.

Latin Times

Political strategist reveals which VP pick Kamala Harris should make to help win back the Latino vote

In an interview with the Latin Times, Mike Madrid drew a contrast between daily developments and fundamental changes in polling, as well as how they can actually influence the elections' outcome

Latin Times

Border patrol discovers dozens of ladders to get migrants over wall in dumpster near Tijuana

The ladders were used by smugglers and made with rebar and other materials, sources told Border Report

The Independent UK

Takeaways from AP's investigation into DEA corruption, agent accused of rape

A group of U_S_ Drug Enforcement Administration agents boasted in a WhatsApp chat of their “world debauchery tour,” shared lurid images of their latest sexual conquests and at one point even joked about “forcible anal rape.”

Reason

The 'Pro-Worker' GOP Is Anti-Worker

The New Right talks a big populist game, but their policies hurt the people they're supposed to help.

The Guardian - AU

From politics to porn: will 2024 be the year in which deepfake fears finally become real?

Generative AI risks further erosion of public discourse, undermines political accountability and contributes to ‘information rot’

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