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Aug 14, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Kennedy Center Votes To Put Trump's Name On Building, Close For Renovations
Kennedy Center Votes To Put Trump's Name On Building, Close For Renovations
Authored by Jackson Richman via The Epoch Times,
The John F. Kennedy Center’s board voted on Aug. 13 to close the venue for renovations and place President Donald Trump’s name on the building.
“In its meeting today, the board voted to change the front of the building’s facade to read ‘The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Restored and Renovated By President Donald J. Trump,‘ and renamed the physical site ’the President Donald J. Trump Plaza,’” said Democratic...
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Aug 14, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Flock Blinks: Surveillance Giant Slashes Data Retention After 50 Jurisdictions Walk, Cams Destroyed
Flock Blinks: Surveillance Giant Slashes Data Retention After 50 Jurisdictions Walk, Cams Destroyed
Flock Safety, the startup that blanketed America in automated license plate readers (ALPRs), announced Thursday that it is dialing back its expansive platform. The company is significantly shortening its data retention windows, requiring police to justify every search, and allowing cities to block neighboring jurisdictions from querying their cameras for immigration enforcement.
Not even (paid?) damage control by Bari Weiss' The Free Press could salvage the situation.
Today I found out that the person behind this pro-Flock propaganda piece...
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Jul 14, 2026 / Tyler Durden
New Women's Athletics Guidelines Crack Down On 'Sexualizing' Camera Angles
New Women's Athletics Guidelines Crack Down On 'Sexualizing' Camera Angles
Authored by Calum Patterson via Dexerto,
New broadcasting guidelines have been introduced in Europe to prevent women athletes from being sexualized through camera angles and slow-motion replays.
The European Broadcasting Union partnered with European Athletics to release new guidance for women's athletics coverage, with broadcasters urged to focus on performance and technical ability.
The guidelines warn against lingering shots of athletes' bodies, low camera angles that capture revealing views, and slow-motion replays that offer little technical or storytelling value.
"The sexualization of women athletes...
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