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Politics @beehaw.org

Trump Media Whistleblower Blasts Company for Outsourcing Jobs Abroad as Betrayal of “America First”

World News @beehaw.org

China and the South China Sea: Tailoring history for propaganda

Australia @aussie.zone

Australia to boost missile production after China tests ICBM in Pacific

Politics @beehaw.org

Rising partisanship is making U.S. nonprofits more reluctant to engage in policy debates, research finds

Politics @beehaw.org

U.S. election: voter fraud is rare, but many Americans believe their votes won't be counted correctly

Finance @beehaw.org

The anticipation of a Trump win is sending U.S. mortgage rates soaring. Top economists say scorching inflation is very likely to go with it.

Environment @beehaw.org

Environmental justice in the U.S.? Not if Project 2025 has a say.

Politics @beehaw.org

U.S presidential candidate Trump called for putting Liz Cheney before a line of guns "trained on her face." But what about "garbage"?

Politics @beehaw.org

A Pregnant Teenager in the U.S. Died After Trying to Get Care in Three Visits to Texas Emergency Rooms

Technology @beehaw.org

The 'bias machine': Undecided voters in the US who turn to Google may see dramatically different views of the world – even when they're asking the exact same question

Politics @beehaw.org

Facebook took more than $1 million for ads sowing election lies just 6 days before the U.S. presidential election

Politics @beehaw.org

Top Trump adviser wants to cause a plague: vaccine science doesn’t appear to have a bright future in a potential second Trump U.S. administration.

Science @beehaw.org

A spider scientist wants us to appreciate the world's 8-legged wonders, celebrates spiders as friends not foes, and highlights all their surprising traits

Politics @beehaw.org

A U.S. Woman Died After Being Told It Would Be a “Crime” to Intervene in Her Miscarriage at a Texas Hospital

Politics @beehaw.org

'Project Esther': The Right-Wing Group Behind Project 2025 Has a Plan to Crack Down on the U.S. Pro-Palestine Movement

Politics @beehaw.org

MAGA pastor who wants to end female voting rights compares women to pigs

U.S. News @beehaw.org

U.S. economy grew 2.8% last quarter, powered by consumer spending

Politics @beehaw.org

“Put Them in Trauma”: Inside a Key MAGA Leader’s Plans for a New Trump Agenda in the U.S.

World News @beehaw.org

Australia should take the global lead to publicly criticize China's grave human rights abuses in Tibet, Xinjiang, and to hold Beijing to account, groups say

Australia @aussie.zone

Australia should take the global lead to publicly criticize China's grave human rights abuses in Tibet, Xinjiang, and to hold Beijing to account, groups say

  • Predatory Sparrow is distinguished most of all by its apparent interest in sending a specific geopolitical message with its attacks, says Juan Andres Guerrero-Saade, an analyst at cybersecurity firm SentinelOne who has tracked the group for years. Those messages are all variations on a theme: If you attack Israel or its allies, we have the ability to deeply disrupt your civilization.

    I am not sure if this 'specific geopitical message' is so unique to Israel. This is what countries like China , Russia, and others are doing as well, aren't they?

  • To whom it may concern:

    How will Project 2025 affect you locally, in your community?

    Our new Toolkit for Community Organizers is designed to help answer that question and support community organizers and stakeholders to facilitate community conversations about Project 2025’s impact. The toolkit consists of 13 modules on core topics of Project 2025’s plan and focuses on local impacts, but covers its global reach. [...] It will soon be available in Spanish and French.

  • I get your point, but we shouldn't forget that cheap products are often cheap because people elsewhere pay the price through low salaries, and sometimes no salaries at all. Not that I think that Trump would care about these people (or any people), but tariffs are a bit more complex than what Trump describes here as we know.

  • The Theranos case is not a scientific fraud in that sense if I understand the article correctly. Holmes had raised hundreds of millions of USD over several years before the first scientist even joined the Theranos board. They apoarently never had a technical (and assumably no financial) due diligence for their 'blood test', let alone a research paper. I'd call that a financial fraud, not a scientific fraud.

  • They have now, if and when they coordinate and cooperate between themselves, according to the researcher:

    Africa’s voice is minimal in the agenda-setting, due mostly to the multiplicity of African states, African Union weakness and competing needs among African countries.

  • @PatheticGroundThing

    It's in the article:

    Why the company chose to hire human cosplayers for last week's World Robot Conference remains unclear. Were they hired as "booth babes," an outdated and sexist form of promotion? Or were they purposefully there to trick attendees into thinking they were robots?

    Given the reception of the videos on social media, it's possible it's a mix of both.

  • Naomi Wu and the Silence That Speaks Volumes (August 2023) --- [Archived version]

    When China's prodigious tech influencer, Naomi Wu, found herself silenced, it wasn't just the machinery of a surveillance state at play. Instead, it was a confluence of state repression and the sometimes capricious attention of a Western audience that, as she asserts, often views Chinese activists more as ideological tokens than as genuine human beings.

    [...]

    Naomi Wu's devastating July 7th [2023] tweet alluded to a pressure that had long been feared by many, yet optimistically hoped she could manage to avoid indefinitely.

    Ok for those of you that haven't figured it out I got my wings clipped and they weren't gentle about it- so there's not going to be much posting on social media anymore and only on very specific subjects. I can leave but Kaidi can't so we're just going to follow the new rules and…

    — Naomi Wu 机械妖姬 (@RealSexyCyborg) July 8, 2023

  • If we want to know whether or not digital devices should be allowed in schools, why don't we ask the folks in the Silicon Valley. They must know it, and have been telling us for years:

    Parents working in Silicon Valley are sending their children to a school where there’s not a computer in sight – (2015)

    In the heart of Silicon Valley is a nine-classroom school where employees of tech giants Google, Apple and Yahoo send their children. But despite its location in America’s digital centre, there is not an iPad, smartphone or screen in sight.