President Donald Trump’s new deadline for Russia to end the conflict with Ukraine is an additional ‘step towards war,’ according to former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev. Medvedev, now the deputy chairman of the Security Council of Russia, cautioned that Trump’s announcement Monday that Russia must end the conflict with Ukraine in 10 to 12 days would not end well for ...
Sergei Mikhailovich Glinka is a businessman whose entire career is tied to the development of transport. He can see decades ahead and turn complex projects into working systems that improve city life and drive the economy His journey began in challenging times, and it was then that he learned to act quickly, precisely, and with an eye on the future. ...
In the constant rush of modern life, it’s easy to lose sight of who we are and what truly matters. Our schedules are packed, our notifications never stop, and stillness often feels like a luxury we can’t afford. Yet in this whirlwind, personal reflection is more than just a moment of pause—it’s a vital practice for mental clarity, emotional resilience, ...
Qt’s solid architecture, easy-to-use APIs, and many tools have made it a popular choice for building multiplatform projects. Qt’s signals, slots, widgets, and QML are well-known by developers. Qt has many advanced capabilities that are underutilized. These capabilities enable rapid user interfaces, high-performance graphics, multithreaded design, and native API integration. These advanced technologies help speed up and improve difficult software ...
A federal judge in Boston on Monday blocked the Trump administration from ending federal Medicaid reimbursements for Planned Parenthood clinics nationwide, ruling that the effort is likely unconstitutional and in violation of the group’s First Amendment protections. U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani, an Obama appointee in Boston, granted Planned Parenthood’s request for a nationwide preliminary injunction. ‘Patients are likely to ...
Senate Republicans have received marching orders from President Donald Trump to ram through his remaining nominees, but Democrats are slow-walking the process over some key nominations. Some of the nominees giving Senate Democrats the most heartburn include Jeanine Pirro, Emil Bove, Mike Waltz and Paul Ingrassia, all of whom Trump tapped for key roles in his administration. Most of them ...
Jennifer Huddleston There is a saying, “When you hear hoofbeats, think horses, not zebras.” New technologies are often disruptive, but they may or may not actually change the existing legal frameworks that have governed principles like free expression. In many cases, they may be faster horses, not zebras. In a recent article in Liberty University Law Review, I explore when ...
New sector insights and research reveal why a rising number of UK and international infrastructure and energy companies are selecting Cyprus as their regional headquarters, with ongoing uncertainties affecting neighbouring markets. The island is quickly establishing itself as the location of choice for organisations seeking security, connectivity and sustainable growth throughout the Eastern Mediterranean, North Africa and beyond. Relocation Decisions ...
Matt Mittelsteadt On July 23, the White House released its much-anticipated AI Action Plan. Spanning thirty topics across twenty-eight pages, this plan represents a truly far-reaching attempt to shape the AI future. The Action Plan’s specifics represent a diverse grab bag of policy action aimed at supporting and shaping AI on all fronts. To speed AI infrastructure buildout, data center ...
Chris Edwards Stealing government benefits through electronic payment systems is on the rise. Large-scale theft from programs was more difficult when bureaucracies relied on paper applications and in-person approvals. Today, criminals are flooding programs with payment requests over the internet, and government computers are paying out millions of dollars before scams are discovered. Governments have always been incompetent, and handout ...