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The Muslims in France are taking to the streets, warning that if the right-wing parties win, they will burn down the entire country.
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Google's New Cough Detection
Health just got a creepy upgrade. Google’s new tech can diagnose diseases just by listening to your cough. With billions of cough samples analyzed, they can potentially label you with COVID or TB. Imagine the surveillance when your phone's always listening. What happens to privacy when a cough can take you down a diagnostic rabbit hole? Are we ready for machines deciding our health?
BREAKING Israeli reportedly targeted several senior Hezbollah officials in Beirut, explosions heard.
Very interesting: Initial reports indicate that Israel was able to hack into communications devices used by Hezbollah members and blew them up.
Israeli media claims Israel caused explosion in Hezbollah operatives' radios using advanced technology that was activated remotely.
Radios exploded in large numbers at the same time.
The radio devices carried by Hezbollah members were detonated in several areas - in the Bekaa, Beirut and southern Lebanon, through the use of wireless technology by Israel.
Dozens of Hezbollah members were injured.
Israeli attack was not limited to Beirut, but occurred throughout Lebanon.
Hezbollah members' pagers exploded at the same time.
Hundreds were injured.
Hezbollah's pagers were jammed by Israel and caused their batteries to explode in different parts of Lebanon.
Here's two examples.
Footage of the moment when Israel remotely hacked into Hezbollah's ...
💰 Linsey Davis and David Muir were each paid a million dollars from the Kamala campaign for "moderating the ABC debate.
Congrats! They managed to sell democracy for a profit!
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🌧 An unusual shift in the weather has turned the Sahara green
Satellites recently captured plant life blooming in parts of the typically arid southern Sahara after storms moved there when they shouldn’t. It has also caused catastrophic flooding. And scientists say a world warming due to fossil fuel pollution is making both more likely.
Satellite imagery from NASA's MODIS satellite depicts vegetation extent (green coloring) over Africa on September 12, 2024, versus the same day in 2023. Vegetation reaches much farther north in 2024 in places like Niger and Chad and is more lush (darker green) just above the equator in a place like the Central African Republic. NASA
Rainfall north of the equator in Africa typically increases from July through September as the West African Monsoon kicks into gear.
The phenomenon is marked by an increase in stormy weather that erupts when moist, tropical air from near the equator meets hot, dry air from the northern portion of the continent. The focus for ...
