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PM inaugurates annual Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence (GPAI) Summit

  
www.narendramodi.in - 12.12.2023 Original article ›
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India is a founding member and lead chair of Global Partnership on AI. At the GPAI Summit at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, December 11, 2023, prime minister Narendra Modi talks about India's potential  for cutting edge research and also about the risks and dangers of AI. "AI is transformative. Yet its transparency is essential, data and algorithms have to be transparent, and free from bias, for its right beginning, to be useful to humanity." Modi describes the useful aspects of AI for India's health sector and for other sectors, and India's UN Sustainability Goals. The safe and ethical use of AI and its democratization with AI for All a focus in India.

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COP28 draft deal fails to include fossil fuel 'phaseout' – DW – 12/11/2023

  
dw.com - 12.12.2023 Original article ›
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Failure of the COP28 summit agreement to call for the phaseout of fossil fuels. Oil producing UAE, Saudi Arabia and other oil producing countries are seen as watering down the final agreement in their own interests ignoring the impact of climate change fires and drought, floods in 2023. The COP28 conference in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, is unusual in that it is taking place in a country that is a big producer of fossil fuels and has no immediate interest in cutting use of fossil fuels.

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US Supreme Court asked to rule on Trump immunity claim – DW – 12/11/2023

  
dw.com - 12.12.2023 Original article ›
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Efforts by Special Counsel Jack Smith to keep the case on the US election on schedule on March 4, 2024, by taking it to the US Supreme Court.

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Justice Sandra Day O'Connor On Lincoln's Legacy

  
YouTube National Constitution Center - 12.12.2023 Original article ›
Sandra Day O'connor
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Sandra Day O'Connor, one of the great voices of America in her own voice in this video from the National Constitution Center. Sandra O'Connor talks about the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments to the US Constitution that represented in 1865 the second founding of these United States. A second founding that was a new birth of freedom true to the original founders that all men are created equal and are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

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Is the Paris Agreement Working? An IMF Assessment - COP28

  
IMF - 12.12.2023 Original article ›
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This 40 minute IMF Video looks indepth into how far the Paris Agreement on Climate Change of 2015 has moved the world to address 1.5 degree change in climate? What is the situation in 2023 as we move towards 2030? NIcholas Stern of LSE says the peak of emissions will be reached by 2024 however the curve will not be pretty as the drop in the curve will be a small dip in emissions not steep drop that we need. Action is needed to accelerate.. Pilita Clark of the Financial Times conducts a discussion with Nicholas Stern of the Grantham Institute at London School of Economics, Bo Li Deputy Managing Director of IMF, and Zhou Xiaochuan who heads China's Boao Forum and formerly was Governor of the Bank of China.

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Sandra Day O’Connor Is Celebrated as a ‘Trailblazer’

  
NYTimes.com - 12.12.2023 Original article ›
Emily Schmall, Victor Mather
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Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor from Arizona was a pioneer of women's rights in the workplace, and had her own struggles before being the first woman appointed to the US Supreme Court. Born on a vast 200,000 acre cattle ranch in El Paso she was much of a cowgirl. She is considered to have blazed a trail for other women through her life and work. She was appointed by Reagan in 1981 and served till 2006. In 1952 when she graduated from law school at Stanford women had a hard time working in the legal profession.

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WSJ News Exclusive | New York Joins IBM, Micron in $10 Billion Chip Research Complex

  
WSJ - 12.11.2023 Original article ›
Asa Fitch, Jimmy Vielkind

The Long Goodbye: Why Laid-Off Employees Are Still on the Job

  
WSJ - 12.11.2023 Original article ›
Te Ping Chen, Lindsay Ellis

The Math For Buying a Home No Longer Works. These Charts Show You Why.

  
WSJ - 12.11.2023 Original article ›
Gina Heeb

Investing In America | The White House

  
The White House - 12.11.2023 Original article ›

A harvest of memories

  
Washington Post - 12.10.2023 Original article ›
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Melina Mara and Joseph Real offer this portrait in The Washington Post of a couple on a family farm in rural northeast Iowa. This Deepread in the Washington Post shows Verna Orvis and her husband Jack navigate these difficult times, the extended family, rural small farm town happenings, and the politics in rural Iowa. Verna tries to stay anchored in her lifelong instincts that supported generations of women growing up in this heartland of America. This is Lawler population 400 in northeast Iowa.

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“Bharat is a belief, attitude…” EAM S Jaishankar on row over India-Bharat name | News - Times of India Videos

  
The Times of India - 12.10.2023 Original article ›
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India's Minister of External Affairs S Jaishankar tells the 96th Meeting of the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry in New Delhi that the word 'Bharat' meaning India from a centuries old expression means a belief and an attitude. "To me, Bharat is actually a belief and an attitude for me, Bharat has an economic dimension. It has a political meaning. It has cultural, social, I would say even personal expressions.. At the end of the day it means don't let other people define you. Try and define yourself. That it has to come from itself because the very term Bharat which is so laden with symbolism actually captures centuries of what we are all about as a people."

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Could Egypt's presidential elections be a chance for change? – DW – 12/09/2023

  
dw.com - 12.10.2023 Original article ›

Germany: Public sector workers strike wage deal – DW – 12/09/2023

  
dw.com - 12.10.2023 Original article ›

How the EU plans to regulate artificial intelligence – DW – 12/09/2023

  
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COP28: OPEC opposition to fossil fuel deal met with outrage – DW – 12/09/2023

  
dw.com - 12.10.2023 Original article ›

Live: Analysis of US Employment Report for November

  
Bloomberg.com - 12.08.2023 Original article ›

Where do Americans live after 85? Look inside the homes of 11 seniors

  
Washington Post - 12.08.2023 Original article ›
Rachel Lerman And Federica Cocco
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This Washington Post report shows elder cost where you live in the US. Out of 5.9 million Americans over 85 years 50% live with family, including spouses and adult children, 40% live alone including assisted living facilities, and only 8% live in nursing homes. A quarter live in multigenerational homes, and this is common among Asians, with Filipino families tending to live together. In Florida 57% of seniors over 85 years live with family and spouses, and in Texas 31% live in multigenerational households. Hawaii has the highest number of people over 85 years living with their families- 61%. 16% of seniors over 85 years live in nursing homes in South Dakota, highest in the US, and in Louisiana 44% of women seniors over 85 years live alone, according to Census.

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Apple Aims to Make a Quarter of the World’s iPhones in India

  
WSJ - 12.08.2023 Original article ›
Rajesh Roy In New Delhi, Yang Jie In Tokyo

2024 vote could bring electoral college distortions to the forefront

  
Washington Post - 12.08.2023 Original article ›
Scherer, Morse, Dawsey, Le Vine
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Just 18% of the US population will decide who is the next president of the US. In 2020 even with a lead of 7 million votes Biden could have lost the election without 45,000 votes in Georgia, Wisconsin, and Arizona. Mrs. Clinton with 2.9 million vote lead lost the Electoral College without 80,000 votes in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin. The US Electoral College is unique among western countries and is based on a concept that the passions of the "general mass" of the population should be moderated by giving more power to smaller states. The US president is elected not by a direct vote but by a vote cast by state and its electoral college, and the total electoral college votes determines who won and who lost. The focus is on swingable states of which there were 10 in 2020. 

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Is it all over for the EU-Mercosur free trade deal? – DW – 12/06/2023

  
dw.com - 12.08.2023 Original article ›

Exclusive: India's first space station unit can be up in just 5 years; 2047 roadmap has multiple lunar missions, Moon tourism on cards | India News - Times of India

  
The Times of India - 12.07.2023 Original article ›

Former speaker Kevin McCarthy will retire from Congress at end of year

  
Washington Post - 12.07.2023 Original article ›

Express View: On track to becoming the third largest economy, India needs to seize manufacturing opportunity

  
The Indian Express - 12.07.2023 Original article ›

A fossil fuel phaseout or phasedown: Does it matter? – DW – 12/05/2023

  
dw.com - 12.07.2023 Original article ›

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