De la vicepresidenta de Ingeniería de Seguridad de Google depende la estrategia de defensa ante ataques cibernéticos. Ayer defendió el uso de la inteligencia artificial para este cometido en un congreso en Málaga Leer

Banco Santander, Telefónica y Oxentia Foundation se unen para lanzar una competición internacional que facilite el uso de los dispositivos móviles para operaciones y tareas Leer

Policía Local y Policía Nacional comenzaron una persecución para interceptar el coche que manejaban los dos estafadores Leer

Cinco años después de lanzar su firma, Jorge Redondo no solo triunfa como diseñador, también ha demostrado que otra forma de hacer moda es posible (y rentable) al apostar por un modelo combinado de costura y producción en serie pensado para un público diverso. Su próximo reto: conquistar el mundo. Leer

Para no pasar frío, esta temporada te aconsejamos vestir a capas. Si no sabes cómo apostar por el layering, te traemos varias ideas y consejos con los que crearás looks de plena tendencia. Leer

Pamela Falk, CBS News Foreign Affairs Analyst, gives insight into the escalating tensions between the Israelis and Palestinians.

Pamela Falk, CBS News Foreign Affairs Analyst, discusses the Iran nuclear talks. Diplomats are struggling to reach an agreement on the deal's framework before their self-imposed deadline.

Pamela Falk, CBS News Foreign Affairs Analyst, discusses a diplomatic deal reached to stop Iran from making a nuclear bomb and avoid a possible war with a regional power in the Middle East.

Host Bob Leins, CPA® welcomes Marc Levine, Esquire. 

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The Halloween season gives a local ice cream parlor an excuse to offer some scary – and even death-defying – flavors.

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What is the Voltage Effect? Why do some ideas fail while others change the world? What are the five hurdles one must clear to ensure the vitality of an idea? Why should policymakers move from evidence-based policy to policy-based evidence? Join host Michael Keegan as he explores these questions and more with Professor John List, author of The Voltage Effect and Economist at the University of Chicago.

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The Senate on Friday approved a $460 billion package of spending bills in time to meet a midnight deadline for avoiding a shutdown of many key federal agencies,

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President Joe Biden has signed into law a package of spending bills passed by the Senate in time to avoid a partial government shutdown.

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Negotiators from Congress and the White House are scrambling to complete work on funding government agencies for the fiscal year and avoid a partial shutdown.

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Commercial drone solutions provider COPTRZ, has selected the AiRScouter line of head mounted display (HMD) devices by Brother UK to feature alongside its range of aerial photography products and UAV services for business.

NALC National President Brian Renfroe said the tentative agreement represents the union’s largest general wage increase, on average, since its 2006 contract.

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The debt ceiling deal has come with just days to spare before a potential first-ever government default. On Sunday, President Joe Biden and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy reached a final agreement and they are urging Congress to quickly pass it. Biden pronounced the development “good news” in remarks at the White House announcing the agreement. This followed a tentative compromise announced late Saturday. The deal risks angering some Democratic and Republican lawmakers as they begin to unpack the concessions, which include spending cuts. McCarthy and Biden spoke Sunday evening as negotiators drafted legislative text. They face a June 5 deadline when Treasury says the U.S. would risk a debt default.

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Speaker Kevin McCarthy is suddenly confronting a new threat to his power. Angry hard-right conservatives have brought the House chamber to a halt, reviving their displeasure over the debt ceiling deal struck with President Joe Biden. McCarthy brushed off the disruption as healthy political debate — not too different from the 15-vote spectacle it took in January for him to finally convince his colleagues to elect him as speaker. But it's a foreshadowing of the next budget fight as Congress tries to fund the government at the levels agreed to, or risk a federal shutdown in fall.

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The Defense Department’s zero trust framework is acting as a catalyst, driving mission owners to industry in search of zero trust solutions

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Tim Gribben, the commissioner of the Bureau of the Fiscal Service, said the bureau refined and reframed its progress statement for the first time since 2018.

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VA needs the emergency funding by Friday to avoid delays in compensation and pension benefit payments that go to 7 million veterans and their survivors.

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Bipartisan negotiations to avoid a government shutdown began in earnest shortly after a failed vote last week in the House.

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No deal reached to end shutdown as President Trump and congressional leaders meet at the White House

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Gaming laptops, headsets, Nintendo Switch, PS5 controllers and more.

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This is 1Password’s first deal with a major distributor, and they plan to use it to expand their reseller base globally through TD SYNNEX’s broad reach.

Boeing factory workers to vote on deal that could end seven-week strike

Lufthansa reaches deal to secure stake in Italy's ITA Airways

One dead after tropical storm Trami hits the Philippines

Retired couple escape death as Russian rocket hits their home in Kherson

Typhoon Kong-rey hits Taiwan's east coast, leaving at least 1 dead

Survivors sought and village evacuations in wake of deadly Lewotobi volcano eruptions

Violent protests erupt in Serbia after deadly train station canopy collapse

"Starships are meant to fly. It sure as hell flew today. So let’s get ready for the next one.”

Both Amazon and Apple want to be your core service.

Learn how to transform the dreaded statement of "We pay yet see no problems" through approaches revealing your true value beyond fixes. MSPs gain insights for better client relationships long-term.

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Should a paper on deaths following surgery have been published as a Christmas special?

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Exotic magnetars make brief, powerful flashes of radio waves — but a new discovery suggests there may be more than one way to make a magnetar.

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A proposal to automatically register applicants for California driver's licenses with the Selective Service System for a possible military draft was pulled by its author, Sen. Bob Archuleta (D-Pico Rivera), just before a scheduled hearing today in the state Assembly Transportation Committee. This was the last scheduled meeting of that committee before the deadline for consideration of bills in this year's legislative session, so the bill is effectively dead for the year.

Like similar laws in other states, California SB-1081 faced opposition from a coalition of peace, civil liberties, and immigrant rights organizations, on both policy and fiscal grounds. Pulling the bill before the hearing today was a face-saving way for Sen. Archuleta to avoid a vote by the committee not to advance his bill to the Assembly floor. This was at least the seventh time that similar proposals in California have been rejected, but the Selective Service System and its California state directors keep finding new sponsors to reintroduce them in the state legislature.

Meanwhile, however, an ill-considered proposal to try to automate draft registration introduced at the instigation of the Selective Service System by Rep. Chrissy Houlahan (D-PA) remains under consideration as part of the House version of this year's National Defense [sic] Authorization Act (NDAA), along with a proposal to expand draft registration to include young women as well as young men in the Senate version of the NDAA.

There's a chance that both of these proposals for changes to Selective Service registration could be removed during back-room negotiations in the House-Senate conference committee on the NDAA later this year, after the elections. But we've seen this movie before. These bad ideas will be back again next year, regardless of which party wins which federal elections.

Preparation for a military draft, and reliance on the perceived availability of a fallback draft as the basis for planning of endless, unlimited, unpopular wars, won't stop until Congress repeals the Military Selective Service Act and ends draft registration entirely, either through a standalone bill like the Selective Service Repeal Act or through a provision in this or a future year's NDAA.

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ASSYRO-CHALDEAN DELEGATION TO PARIS TO PLEAD FOR A STATE

Weird Cosmic Object Identified As The Remains Of An Exploded Dead Star

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