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Oct 1, 2024, 09:47 AM UTC

Israel Starts 'Ground Raids' In Lebanon As US Sends More Troops

Newsletter Oct 1, 2024 Quick Six Israel starts 'ground raids' in Lebanon as US sends troops The Israeli military said early Tuesday that troops have started "ground raids" in villages

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Man of a century: Jimmy Carter turns 100

Former President Jimmy Carter's decision to begin home hospice care for brain cancer more than a year ago spurred moving commemorative tributes that turned out to be premature. And now America's longest-lived leader will mark a major milestone — his 100th birthday — today. The soft-spoken Democrat broke the mold for presidential candidates as an unabashed rock 'n' roll fan who cultivated friendships with Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson and the Allman Brothers Band, which staged crucial fundraising concerts for his long-shot 1976 primary campaign. Yet his troubled time in office often overshadows his work after politics.

TAKE A DEEP DIVE ITO THE LIFE AND TIMES OF JIMMY CARTER



Epic Games takes Google, Samsung to court

"Fortnite"-maker Epic Games is suing tech giants Google and Samsung, it announced Monday, accusing them of illegally colluding to block competition on Samsung devices. CEO Tim Sweeney said his company filed a claim in a federal court in California, the same jurisdiction where the company won a years-long legal battle with Google in 2023. He said he would also take the fight to authorities in Europe and Asia if necessary, amid his long-running battle to force Apple and Google to open up their smartphones to other app stores.

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California passes law guarding 'neural data'

A new California law extends consumer privacy protection to brainwave data gathered by implants or wearable devices. Gov. Gavin Newsom signed into law a bill amending the California Consumer Privacy Act to classify "neural data" as protected personal information like precise geolocation, genetics and biometrics. Neurorights Foundation medical director Sean Pauzauskie called the law "an enormous victory" for patients suffering from mental health disorders as well as for consumers simply looking to enhance their lives with new technologies.

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Extra point

What US vice president served the shortest term? How many days?

Monday's answer: John Tyler served as US vice president for only 31 days until his running mate, William Henry Harrison, died in office in 1841. Tyler was the first to ascend to the presidency due to attrition. 

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