New year, new growth at San Carlos Community Garden
Located on the campus of the Sierra School of San Diego, the SCCG is a joint-use community garden created to grow far more than plants.
At Detroit auto show, spotlight dims for EVs
The North American International Auto Show in Detroit once dedicated an entire track on its coveted show floor to getting consumers comfortable with electric vehicles and charging
San Diego carrier USS Abraham Lincoln moving to Mideast amid Iran turmoil
The Pentagon has ordered the San Diego-based carrier USS Abraham Lincoln to move to the Middle East amid turmoil in Iran, according to media reports.
Venezuela, Iran, and Cuba: Trump Remaking the Global Political Landscape
Regime change is becoming unavoidable in several authoritarian states.
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Postal Service unveils new Muhammad Ali stamp in champ’s hometown
The Postal Service printed 22 million of the Ali stamps.
China-linked hackers used Venezuela-themed phishing to target US agencies: report
A hacker group with links to China recently used Venezuela-themed phishing emails in a malware campaign targeting US government-related entities, as cyberattack campaigns increasingly leverage geopolitical materials, according to Swiss cybersecurity firm Acronis.
A malware campaign has used recent developments between the US and Venezuela as “thematic lures” to attack US government and policy-related entities with a back door that has espionage-focused capabilities, including basic remote...
State lawmakers calls for hearings on banning Sharia law in Texas
(The Center Square) – A Texas lawmaker is calling for the state legislature to hold hearings on actions the legislature can take to ban Sharia law in Texas.
State lawmakers calls for hearings on banning Sharia law in Texas
(The Center Square) – A Texas lawmaker is calling for the state legislature to hold hearings on actions the legislature can take to ban Sharia law in Texas.
David Linde dirigirá el Instituto Sundance
Por LINDSEY BAHR David Linde, el expresidente de Universal Pictures y director general de Participant Media, ha sido nombrado director del Instituto Sundance. La organización sin fines de lucro dijo el jueves que Linde asumirá el cargo el 17 de febrero, después de que concluya el festival de este año. Linde afirmó en un comunicado: […]
As immigration agents police Minneapolis protests, experts warn of training gaps and the rising risk
The confrontations come amid a major immigration enforcement surge.
Fetal personhood, ‘free kill,’ sovereign immunity, and phosphates: It’s tort day in the House
The Florida House once again this year is charging ahead with sweeping changes to laws governing lawsuits, notwithstanding in some cases pressure from business groups, and now will send the bills to the Senate to face uncertain futures. The legislation covers a range of subjects, from limits on money recoveries from lawsuits against government, medical […]
Song banned from Swedish charts for being AI creation
The creators behind the chart-topping song believe their creative process has been misunderstood.