5 mind-altering ESP32 projects that change the way you look at your home forever
How-To Geekby Adam Davidson24d ago
You can use an ESP32 to build smart home sensors that can measure temperature, humidity, light levels, and more.
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top 40%Trump adviser Stephen Miller spoke to agents at recent FBI training on domestic terrorism, sources say
CBS Newsby Sarah N Lynch; Daniel Klaidman24d ago
White House homeland security adviser Stephen Miller spoke at a training conference for counterterrorism agents at FBI headquarters just over a week ago, days before prosecutors a man with making...
Minnesota Senate hopeful warns threat level rising amid rash of Somali gang crime, terror plot
FOX Newsby Peter D'Abrosca24d ago
The Republican Senate nominee in Minnesota is sounding the alarm about crime levels in the state amid a wave of Somali gang violence and a foiled terror plot by an American born to Somali parents.
CNN, MS NOW, Politico due back in court to fight Trump's blocked White House ban
CBS Newsby Melissa Quinn24d ago
Washington — The Justice Department and lawyers for CNN, MS NOW and Politico will be back in court Thursday as the legal battle continues over President Trump's decision to ban reporters from the...
Paranormal Metal Bending and the AI Apocalypse - 3 Quarks Daily
3 Quarks Dailyby David Kordahl24d ago
by David Kordahl A few years ago, while writing about the Golem series by the sociologists Harry Collins and Trevor Pinch, I bought their first coauthored book, Frames of Meaning: The social...
Breaking Down the Ominous Ending of 'Below'
Timeby JP Mangalindan24d ago
Warning: This post contains spoilers for the Below finale. Calvin Penney (Josh Hartnett) cuts his engine far from shore.
Cuteness Is Political
Timeby Chethana Achar and Carolyn Wells Keller24d ago
When you think of a military general, the descriptor “cute” probably doesn’t come to mind. But cuteness may have helped Prabowo Subianto, a former military leader and defense minister, reshape his...
Republican megadonors dominate 2026 midterm election as crypto and AI money surges, CNBC analysis finds
US Top News and Analysisby Luke Fountain24d ago
The biggest donors in the 2026 midterm election are breaking decisively toward Republican candidates and causes, a CNBC analysis of Federal Election Commission records found.
NFL tells Supreme Court prediction markets are gambling and should be regulated by the states
US Top News and Analysisby Contessa Brewer24d ago
The NFL is taking its fight over prediction markets regulation to the Supreme Court and urging justices to issue a ruling about whether states should maintain control over sports betting.
Opinion: A sports hero worthy of the title
sports.yahoo.comby The Deseret News Editorial Board24d ago
At a time when gambling seems to saturate the U.S. sports market, when celebrity endorsements urge people to throw away hard-earned money, and when betting scandals that fix the outcomes of games...
Fake Caroline.
CJRby Tom Zeller Jr.24d ago
Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. “Your heartbeat quietly shapes how your brain processes information.” So went the headline atop an article published in Science magazine in June, with the...
Tragedy called for a radical change in my male friendships | Psyche Turning Points
Psycheby Rajeev Balasubramanyam24d ago
Two years ago, I attended the funeral of someone I’d known who had taken his own life. He was 40 when he did it. I’d known him since he was 14, his brother one of my closest friends.
The making of the Ghetto on a Venetian island in 1516 | Aeon Essays
Aeonby Alexander Lee24d ago
Listen to this essay 25 minute listen On 29 March 1516, the Venetian Senate voted to create the world’s first ‘ghetto’.
Ireland had vampires, demons and a headless horseman long before Halloween
IrishCentral.comby IrishCentral Staff24d ago
Long before plastic fangs and pumpkin buckets arrived in Ireland, the Celts were already losing sleep over a cast of demons, shapeshifters and death-foretellers with names most of us can barely...
“Degenerates” Is Funny, Pervy, and Startling
The New Yorkerby Emily Nussbaum24d ago
Else Went’s electrifying new play, “Degenerates,” at Playwrights Horizons, begins in darkness, with the audience eavesdropping on an anguished call to a suicide hotline.
“The Social Reckoning” Feels Much Smaller Than Its Predecessor
The New Yorkerby Richard Brody24d ago
Film what you know, they say, and what Aaron Sorkin knows, above all, is show business. That’s why “Being the Ricardos,” his 2021 bio-pic about Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz, is one of the most...
Reading Is Not Dying
The New Republicby Osita Nwanevu24d ago
It’s hard to write a case for reading. The challenge for writers who try it isn’t that reading is more abstruse than other subjects.
Trump? Diesel? ICE? Corruption? All of Those. But Mostly—Data Centers.
The New Republicby Virginia Heffernan24d ago
In short order, America’s data centers have come to stand in for a broad range of apocalyptic threats, from the climate crisis to the surveillance state to Trump’s kleptocracy.
Samuel Alito’s Tortured Attempts to Explain Himself
The New Republicby Matt Ford24d ago
Supreme Court justices write and publish books from time to time. Some, like the autobiographies of Clarence Thomas and Sonia Sotomayor. can be interesting to a general audience.
This Is What Trump Panic Looks Like
The New Republicby Alex Shephard24d ago
Is this what panic looks like? President Trump has been barnstorming the country in recent days, as part of a tour that will take him across the country until the midterms.