- Bolster U.S. leadership in semiconductors with manufacturing incentives, R&D and workforce development, and international information communications technology security and semiconductor supply chain activities.
- Promote U.S. innovation in wireless supply chains.
- Advance U.S. global leadership in the technologies of the future.
- Catalyze regional economic growth and development.
- Provide STEM opportunities to more of America to participate in good-paying skilled jobs.
The magic trick that’s made Perplexity worth 10 figures, in other words, appears to be that it’s both doing what it says it isn’t and not doing what it says it is.
This is probably the most hard science psychiatry has ever been. Functional MRI scanning reveals 6 different types of depression. This would explain why antidepressants often don't work, or work in some but not others. Treatment is likely to require being tailored to address the appropriate pathophysiology.
Evidence is provided that adding 100 % of N1-methyl-pseudouridine (m1Ψ) to the mRNA vaccine in a melanoma model stimulated cancer growth and metastasis, while non-modified mRNA vaccines induced opposite results, thus suggesting that COVID-19 mRNA vaccines could aid cancer development.
The Cicero Institute was founded by Joe Lonsdale, an ex–San Francisco venture capitalist and co-founder of Palantir Technologies. Since 2021, the institute—now based in Austin, Texas—has been drafting model legislation for statehouses. The goal is to break the current model restricting how homeless grant funding is used across the country and expand the boundaries of how municipal governments can police homelessness. So far it has seen versions of its model bills passed in Texas, Missouri, Kentucky, Georgia, and Florida.
The think tank opposes what it calls the "homeless-industrial complex" and specifically the "Housing First" approach that currently dominates federal and state responses to the problem
One of the bill's most controversial provisions also requires local governments to construct encampments with adequate sanitation and security to place homeless people if shelters are over capacity.
Keynome gAST, an AI-driven genomic Antimicrobial Susceptibility Test that quickly predicts antimicrobial resistance by analyzing bacterial genomes from blood samples. This breakthrough, demonstrated at ASM Microbe, could drastically improve sepsis diagnosis and treatment, speeding up decision-making and potentially saving lives amidst increasing antimicrobial resistance.
For career activists, success is a threat. They can never declare mission accomplished.
It is no longer enough for conservative Christians to tolerate same-sex marriage—now they must be legally required to bake cakes and design web pages for the weddings. It is no longer enough to protect gay students from harassment—now these students must have access in elementary school libraries to how-to manuals for anal sex. Public schools must encourage prepubescent students to explore the many possible gender identities without their parents’ knowledge. Biological males self-identifying as females must be allowed to compete against females in sports.
“There’s only one reason for appointing [an NSA director] to your board. This is a willful, calculated betrayal of the rights of every person on earth.” Snowden finished off his tweet ominously: “You have been warned.”
The mom started the Instagram account three years ago as a pandemic-era diversion—a way for her and her daughter, a preteen dancer, to share photos with family, friends and other young dancers and moms. The mom also began to notice a disturbing trend in the data that showed up on the account dashboard: Most of the girl’s followers were adult men.
Men left public comments on photos of the daughter with fire and heart emojis, telling her how gorgeous she was. Those were the tamer ones. Some men sent direct messages proclaiming their obsessions with the girl. Others sent pictures of male genitalia and links to porn sites.
- Portland leaders have agreed to continue spending millions of dollars annually for private guards and other security services amid ongoing theft, property damage and physical safety threats at some city-owned properties.
- In their report, the Oregon secretary of state's office identified $2.9 billion in accounting errors, which they concluded were unintentional mistakes.
- Multnomah County is continuing to support the distribution of thousands of tents and tarps to the homeless in Portland, but it also costs the city millions of dollars to remove them to comply with a federal court settlement to keep sidewalks clear for the disabled.
- Results from the Measurement of Academic Progress, or MAP, math tests show that just 49% of the district’s students made the expected learning gains over the first six months of the current school year, down five percentage points from the prior year.