Why not both?

I've already been born so my odds should be updated.

Democrats should have had a real primary.

U.S. military's Africa Command confirmed it had conducted a strike that killed multiple militants at the request of Nigerian authorities.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/trump-says-us-hit-isis-232435995.html

I remember the early days of Reddit when it really felt like a community project. Back then, they had the goodwill necessary that Redditors would have personally financed a chunk of the costs of running particular Subreddits. Not anymore. That goodwill is gone.

People are saying don't get an echo but this is the tip of an iceberg. My coworkers' cell phones are eavesdropping. My neighbors doorbells record every time I leave the house. Almost every new vehicle mines us for data. We can avoid some of the problem but we cannot avoid it all. We need a bigger, more aggressive solution if we are going to have a solution at all.

Is that the State Department flag or is it a flag near the State Department?

I'm not a lawyer but the feds claiming it as a federal case because cars could be used in interstate commerce seems lame. Should be a Missouri case, not a federal case.

Once they make it a habit of destroying ships in the Russian shadow fleet, availability of crews and insurance will dry up, further reducing Russian economic power, pushing Russia closer to the tipping point. Ukraine doesn't need to destroy them all, just make it so most ships are unwilling to do Russia's business.

War in Venezuela? Yes, it's war in Venezuela.

He can go back to South Africa & take his politics with him.

I feel like this was an ELI5 moment.

Owning things like Pocket is fine as long as each product stands on it's own. Melding them together is what upsets their user base.

I'm old fashioned. It's still the Gulf of Mexico and Pluto is still a planet.

Is there a local police department anywhere in this country that'll stand up to this evil? States rights and the 10th amendment have meaning.

If you want to see the full video, including the parts before the discussion gets hot, here's the full video.

The sale is the entire company and assets to Regeneron Pharmaceuticals.

NPR reported in this issue:

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals said last month it aimed to buy the company for $256 million. Regeneron said it would comply with 23andMe's privacy policies and applicable law. It said it would process all customer personal data in accordance with the consents, privacy policies and statements, terms of service, and notices currently in effect and have security controls in place designed to protect such data.

I don't know much about Regeneron Pharmaceuticals but previously I read from others here that they represent the best case scenario.

From the beginning, Orban has rooted for Russia because there's a rump of "historic Hungary" that's was long lost that they want back. His dream is Russian taking everything they want and Putin throwing him a few scraps. Pathetic.

Is the victory plan available for public viewing yet? I'd love to read about how Ukraine is going to beat Russia and I'd like to know what my country can do to help.

Hegseth said war is imminent. I have no idea is that's true bit this is the sort of thing you do when you expect war is near.