Daily Kos has covered the renewed Republican effort to stomp out LGBTQ+ people and identities. Whether it’s trying to ban trans girls from participating in girls’ sports, trying to keep trans people of all ages from using the correct bathroom, or trying to prevent youth from accessing safe, age-appropriate, lifesaving, gender-affirming medical care, conservatives have some clear goals in mind. One: Turn public attitude against an already marginalized group. Two: Stomp them out of existence.
Taking photos at night on your phone used to look terrible, but recent phones have much improved capabilities. Julian Chokkattu, reviews editor at WIRED, explains how smartphone camera technology has gotten so much better.
In this week’s article, I’d like to discuss an aspect of Murray Rothbard’s criticism of Marxism that is often misunderstood. The topic is important not only for understanding the essay by Rothbard I’ll be discussing, “Karl Marx as Religious Eschatologist,” but also for grasping a useful style of conceptual analysis of which Rothbard’s essay is a fine example.
Shame is unavoidable. While some among us might claim to have none, there is still that one lingering memory that you’ll never clear from your mind, that one embarrassing moment that, whether you consciously realize or not, is eating away at you from the inside. And what’s the best way to deal with the shame? For one…
There's no going back to the way things used to be.
On Severance Season 1 Episode 7, things get heavy and philosophical thanks to the brief introduction of Rugabe, the woman who administered the severance procedure and now is responsible for reintegration.
With Doug Graner dead and Ms. Cobel doing reconnaissance, Milchick is in charge, and he loses control fast.
In Severance Season 1 Episode 1, one of the things Helly asks is if she is livestock, to which Mark scoffs. Читать дальше...
When Samsung launched the Galaxy S22 series, the trio of handsets came with One UI 4.1. This slightly updated Android 12 build for Galaxy phones includes some new features and functions that will slowly come to more devices over the coming months. Here are some of the best new features.
The People’s Convoy is having quite a Friday already. First, there are reports of police having to break up a heated exchange Thursday night, which resulted in one person being arrested with a loaded firearm on their person. This was hours after members of the Convoy rolled by a private school to honk their horns and…
This Sunday, the 94th annual Acadamy Awards will grace your TV screen and with them, another cycle of film achievement comes to a close. Among the night’s nominees, the Acadamy rightfully recognized some of the best genre films of the year in various categories. But this slideshow isn’t about them.
Des Moines, IA – Grand View University and the Athletic Department invite you to celebrate the career of Head Men's Soccer Coach, Blair Reid on April 30th.
Little robots are being recruited to help out in the classrooms, and accompany children with learning challenges, including those on the autism spectrum.
These so-called 'social robots' are fast becoming a global phenomenon in educational settings.
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In Malta, they are still being trained for local classrooms, with the first robot, called Tommy, recently dropping by at two kindergarten classrooms where he danced and practised some yoga moves with children. Читать дальше...
In honor of women’s history month, the “UnWrapped” podcast has three incredible guests who join us in conversation. First up, we hear from Kiernan Shipka and Diane Kruger who take us behind the scenes of their latest project, “Swimming with Sharks,” which premiered earlier this month at SXSW.
