Only politics, not the law, can stop Donald Trump [The Economist]
The RICO Act has been used against Atlanta’s rappers. Now, it’s Trump’s turn [The Economist Podcasts]
The space missions running on old tech [BBC Future]
The 12 Wildest Things I Learned as a Nightlife Concierge in Ibiza [Bloomberg]
Intel, Tower terminate $5.4 billion deal over regulatory hurdles [Reuters]
Watch Afghan activist challenge Taliban spokesman on girls’ education [AL-Jazeera News] #documentary
How the iMac saved Apple — Twenty-five years ago, Apple released the computer that would save it from bankruptcy and pave the way for Apple to become the most important technology company ever. [The Verge]
What we get wrong about saving the bees [Vox]
Bluesky adds self-labeling for posts and a dedicated media tab for profiles [TechCrunch]
Inside the messy ethics of making war with machines [MIT Technology Review]
The US Army is rushing to rearm its electronic warriors after watching Russia and Ukraine jam each other's drones [Business Insider]
Collaboration and communication are key when it comes to working with industry 🔑
Three senior officials from NGA, United States Space Force, and National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) participated in a webinar hosted by Intelligence and National Security Alliance about commercial innovation.
Read about it here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/dUkg8CXY [LinkedIn]
Family of academic detained in Egypt accuse US of breaking pledge to help [The Guardian]
With Reported Missing in Maui Topping 1,000, Officials Will Release Names [New York Times]
Adam Kinzinger Names GOP Rival He Thinks Trump Is 'Scared To Death Of' [Huffington Post]
Kill the Five-Day Workweek [The Atlantic]
Three Georgia Law Professors Weigh In On Trump’s Latest Indictment [FiveThirtyEight]
Waiting for fall weather to enjoy pumpkin spice lattes? You may miss them. [The Washington Post]
'Fossils have become the foundations of a wide variety of beliefs, from Taiwan to Normandy' [Le Monde]
Gamers: Take advantage of BOGO sales at Amazon and Best Buy right now [Mashable]
Warner Bros. Apologizes to the Nation of Japan for Memeing Barbenheimer [VICE News]
As The Taliban Hunts Prosecutors, Afghan and U.S. Lawyers Team Up to Bring Their Colleagues to Safety [The Intercept_] #Afghanistan
Why parents still try to ban ‘The Color Purple’ in schools [National Geographic] #BLM
The biggest and best video game releases of the summer [NPR]
First study on Sacramento music economy finds city needs more performance venues [CapRadioNews]
Du ski par 40 °C [Le Monde diplomatique]
The Fighter Jet Market Enters Its Multipolar Era [Foreign Policy]
The Missed Opportunity of Europe’s Energy Crisis
Putin’s Aggression Should Speed the Shift Away From Fossil Fuels [Foreign Affairs]
Japan at the Center of Airpower Defense Diplomacy in the Indo-Pacific [The Diplomat]
An Old Conjecture Falls, Making Spheres a Lot More Complicated [Quanta Magazine]
Voici la connexion entre deux aimants supraconducteurs du #LHC. — Autour des conducteurs électriques entre autres aimants, on peut voir un élément clé pour l'ingénierie de l'accélérateur : le soufflet. #LHCDictionary [CERN_FR]
NASA Selects Geology Team for the First Crewed Artemis Lunar Landing [NASA]

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 937 & BENKYO RADIO 937. Do you remember the Teenage Engineering OP-1? It’s still one of the greatest synthesizer. A bestfriend of mine calls it one of the greatest invention in the world of electronic music. I would love to use one someday. Here’s a cool video about it.

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