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    enJune 22, 2023

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      The Sleep Number smart bed prioritizes individualized comfort and quality sleep. With adjustable firmness and temperature settings, it caters to each person's unique needs. J.D. Power ranks Sleep Number as the top mattress brand in customer satisfaction. Currently, there's a limited-time offer for a 40% discount on Sleep Number's smart beds. In other news, search and rescue teams are working urgently to locate a missing submersible and its passengers, who may be running out of breathable air. They have detected noises underwater, possibly from the sub, and are focusing their search efforts there. The US Coast Guard and several other ships are involved in the search. Despite the dire situation, there's still hope that they will be able to locate the sub and its occupants.

    • Search for missing submersible expands, focus on both aerial and underwater searchesA missing submersible's search area has doubled, with efforts focusing on aerial and underwater explorations to locate the vessel and potentially rescue its passengers, despite challenges in the deep sea and controversy surrounding its engineering.

      The search for a missing submersible near the Titanic wreckage has expanded significantly, with more resources being deployed to locate the vessel and potentially rescue its five passengers. The sub, which was on its way to explore the Titanic site, lost communication around an hour and a half into its descent on Sunday. The sub's founder and CEO, Stockton Rush, has faced criticism for the sub's engineering, specifically the use of carbon fiber and titanium, which reportedly goes against industry rules. Two former employees raised safety concerns about the sub's hull, leading to one being fired and the other resigning. The search area, which was initially the size of Connecticut, has now doubled, with the focus on both aerial and underwater searches. The deep sea is extremely challenging to navigate, with darkness and lack of marine life at greater depths. The chances of a successful rescue are uncertain, but experts are working around the clock to locate the sub and determine the cause of the noises detected in the area. The situation underscores the complexities and risks involved in deep sea exploration.

    • Deep sea search for missing sub continues with uncertaintyUncertainty surrounds the deep sea search for a missing submarine due to a small detection area and the sub's innovative materials, raising questions about potential design rule-breaking.

      The deep sea search for the missing submarine continues with uncertainty, as the area where sounds were detected is small and the material used in the sub's construction, which includes carbon fiber and titanium, raises questions about potential design innovations and potential rule-breaking. Meanwhile, in Texas, a tornado caused devastation and fatalities, and House Democrats expressed their disapproval through a rare censure vote against Representative Adam Schiff for his role in investigating Donald Trump. The use of censures, once a serious and significant action, now feels more politically charged with little legal consequence.

    • House votes to censure Representative Adam SchiffDespite no real consequences, House Republicans censured Schiff amidst partisan tensions and investigations, potentially boosting his profile and fundraising or electing a more progressive Democrat.

      The ongoing acrimony between the Democratic and Republican parties in the House of Representatives led to a vote to censure Representative Adam Schiff. This action was driven by animosity towards Schiff and accusations of leaking information to the media, but it holds no material consequences for him. The House is currently divided, with a Democratic president and a lack of significant policy agenda, leading members to spend their time on political messaging or investigations. The opportunity cost for Republicans is low, as they have limited legislative achievements this year. The censure vote may also have unintended consequences, such as potentially boosting Schiff's profile and fundraising for a potential Senate run, or electing a more progressive Democrat in his place.

    • Political Drama and a Submersible RescueTwo Republican representatives engaged in a procedural dispute, while a search and rescue operation took place for a missing submersible near the Titanic wreck site. A scientist shared his harrowing experience of getting trapped in a submersible's propeller.

      The incident between Representatives Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lauren Boebert, both Republicans, showcased their focus on gaining attention over making policy. They engaged in a procedural argument about who would bring a resolution to impeach President Biden to the floor, with Marjorie Taylor Greene expressing frustration that Boebert had taken the lead. Meanwhile, a search and rescue operation is underway for a missing submersible near the Titanic wreck site. Doctor Michael Gend, a scientist, journalist, and author, shared his experience of getting stuck in a submersible's propeller during a previous mission to the Titanic, emphasizing the terrifying sensation of being buried alive under the water.

    • The harsh reality of the unknownEven with expertise and preparation, there are situations where no solution exists and the unknown can leave us in the dark

      Even with extensive preparation and experience, there are situations where no solution exists, and one is left with only the harsh reality of the unknown. The speaker, a scientist, recounted his harrowing experience of a submarine collision in the North Atlantic, where he and his team were left in the dark, facing the possibility of being trapped at the bottom of the ocean. Despite their expertise, they could only listen for signs of life from the other submersible, but ultimately, they may never know what happened to the five souls on board. Similarly, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito's recent trips, paid for by religious liberty groups, have raised questions about potential conflicts of interest, reminding us that even those in positions of power and authority are not immune to the uncertainties and complexities of life.

    • Supreme Court Justice Alito's Undisclosed Trip to RomeJustice Alito failed to disclose a trip to Rome paid for by a group involved in a Supreme Court case, raising concerns about transparency and potential conflicts of interest.

      Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito failed to disclose a trip he took to Rome last year, which was paid for by a group that filed an amicus brief in a controversial case before the court. This lack of disclosure comes after similar incidents involving Justice Clarence Thomas and has raised concerns about transparency and potential conflicts of interest at the Supreme Court. Meanwhile, Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gerskovich, who is currently detained in Moscow on spying charges, had another hearing in court today, with US officials continuing to demand consular access for him. In a related story, a new book claims that Russia attempted to assassinate a CIA informant in Miami. These developments underscore the ongoing geopolitical tensions and challenges to press freedoms around the world.

    • Russian Regime's Escalating Covert Actions on US SoilThe Russian regime's alleged assassination plot against a former intelligence official on US soil marks a significant shift in Putin's tactics and raises concerns about potential risks to national security.

      The alleged assassination plot against a former Russian intelligence official, Alexander Petoyev, who helped the FBI uncover Russian spies in the US in 2010, marks a significant shift in Putin's regime crossing a long-standing red line by conducting an assassination on US soil. This incident, which was foiled in 2020, follows a series of covert actions and assassinations primarily in Europe, and it raises concerns about unexplained deaths of Putin critics in the US. The author, Calder Walton, who uncovered this information, hopes that US authorities will reexamine these cases. This news underscores the importance of understanding Putin's regime's escalating covert actions and the potential risks they pose to national security.

    • Search for missing submersible near Titanic reaches critical momentEfforts to locate a missing submersible near the Titanic wreckage are intensifying, with concerns for the five people on board and the detection of mysterious banging noises. Multiple countries and resources are being mobilized to expand the search area.

      The search for a missing submersible near the Titanic wreckage is reaching a critical moment, with concerns growing for the five people on board who may have limited breathable air. The race to locate the sub is bringing together multiple countries and resources, as the window for survival closes. The latest development is the detection of banging noises, which are believed to be coming from the sub. However, the exact location and cause of the noises remain unclear. The search area has expanded, and more ships and aircraft are joining the effort. The sub was on its way to explore the Titanic wreckage when it lost communication, and criticism is mounting against its founder for the sub's engineering. The cost of the search efforts is being borne by Canadian and US taxpayers. Those involved in deep-sea exploration emphasize the importance of preparing for potential hazards, such as fire, entanglement, and hull failure.

    • Deep sea exploration: Prioritizing safety and teamworkIn the deep sea exploration community, safety and teamwork take precedence over innovation, as demonstrated by ongoing search efforts for a missing submersible and international cooperation in response to natural disasters.

      The deep sea exploration community places the utmost importance on safety and teamwork, as illustrated by the ongoing search for a missing submersible and the response to natural disasters. Despite the potential for innovation and rule-breaking, the priority is always the well-being of the crew and those involved. The CEO's innovative ideas, such as combining carbon fiber and titanium in a vessel, are important topics for discussion, but the immediate focus remains on the five individuals inside the submersible and the ongoing search efforts. The international community has come together to support this mission, with multiple ROVs being deployed in the search. While the balance between innovation and safety is an intriguing question, the current focus is on the human element and ensuring their safety.

    • Justice Department Shares Evidence in Trump Case with Defense TeamsThe Justice Department shares evidence in the Trump case with defense teams, enhancing their understanding of the case's strength. Simultaneously, House Republicans debate impeaching President Biden, creating internal strife and hindering policymaking.

      The Justice Department is handing over evidence in the ongoing case against Donald Trump to his defense team, including recorded interviews, grand jury testimony transcripts, and CCTV footage. This move will give both the Trump and Walt Nada defense teams a clearer understanding of the case's strength and the specific statements made to investigators. Despite this, House Republicans, led by Congresswoman Lauren Boebert, are focusing on impeaching President Biden, creating a new point of division within the party. Speaker Kevin McCarthy is reportedly warning against such actions, and this struggle for control within the GOP conference, with its slim majority, is a long-standing issue for McCarthy. The impeachment efforts are more about messaging and scoring political points than actual policymaking.

    • Speaker McCarthy's Impressive Leadership in Debt Ceiling DealSpeaker McCarthy's leadership skills were on display during the debt ceiling deal, securing a large bipartisan majority and uniting both GOP and Trump-aligned factions.

      Speaker McCarthy's ability to keep his Republican conference in line, despite underestimation from some, has been impressive during the debt ceiling deal. He managed to secure a large bipartisan majority, showing his strength in getting favor from both the GOP and Trump-aligned factions. However, the challenges remain as the next spending bills need to be passed, and McCarthy may need to roll out another surprise move to keep his conference united. The question remains if people are underestimating him or if this will all come to a head eventually. McCarthy's success in passing the debt ceiling deal demonstrates his leadership skills, but the future tests will determine if he can maintain unity within his conference.

    • Search for missing submersible Titan continuesDespite lack of concrete info, search continues for missing submersible Titan and its 5 passengers. Astronaut Per Weimer remains hopeful, and passengers' experience and knowledge could increase chances of survival.

      The urgent search continues for the missing submersible, Titan, and its five passengers, despite the lack of concrete information about the cause of the vessel's disappearance. Astronaut and adventurer Per Weimer, who knows two of the passengers and had previously attempted to join expeditions to the Titanic on the same submersible, remains hopeful and optimistic about their survival. The submersible, which is 8 feet high, 22 feet long, and 9 feet wide, is powered by four thrusters and can carry a maximum of five passengers. The US Coast Guard is urging the public to stay positive and is focusing the search efforts on the area where the noises were detected. The passengers, including Hamish and the CEO of Stockton, are experienced and knowledgeable about the submersible, which could increase their chances of survival. However, the submersible's new design made of composite material has raised concerns in the past, but it has completed several dives without any major issues. The search for the missing submersible comes amid other global crises, such as the capsizing of a boat carrying migrants off the coast of Greece, resulting in over 180 missing persons.

    • White House welcomes Indian PM Modi amid democracy-autocracy tensionsThe White House welcomes Indian PM Modi, prioritizing strategic alliance despite concerns over human rights abuses. Ukraine's counter offensive against Russian forces faces challenges, and tensions with China continue.

      President Joe Biden's foreign policy prioritizes democracy over autocracy, and this is being put to the test with the visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the White House. Modi is popular in India, the world's largest democracy, but there are concerns about human rights abuses and authoritarianism. Behind the scenes, the White House views Modi as a key ally in their Asia strategy, especially in countering Russia and China. The visit includes a state dinner and extensive talks, with agreements expected in defense and technology. However, there are delicate negotiations about a press conference, as Modi rarely takes questions from the press. In other news, Ukraine's counter offensive against Russian forces is not meeting expectations, and Russian forces are showing more competence than anticipated. Western officials remain optimistic about the medium and longer term, but it is a challenging situation. The White House has not yet responded to Chinese protests over President Biden's comments calling Chinese President Xi Jinping a dictator.

    • Ukraine's Counter Offensive Falls Short of Expectations, Extreme Heat Causes Record-Breaking Temperatures and DeathsUkraine's counter offensive against Russian forces has not met high expectations, President Zelensky encourages patience and military support. Extreme heat in Texas and India causes record-breaking temperatures and deaths, prioritize hydration to stay safe, wet bulb temperature can determine how efficiently the body uses sweat to cool down.

      President Zelensky of Ukraine is facing high expectations from his people and Western supporters for a successful counter offensive against Russian forces, but the results so far have not met those hopes. Zelensky is encouraging patience and continued military support, while Ukraine continues to push for more capable weapons like the F-16. In other news, extreme heat is causing record-breaking temperatures and deaths in Texas and India. The heat can be particularly dangerous due to its impact on the cardiovascular system and the environment. The best way to stay safe in extreme heat is to prioritize hydration. Additionally, the effectiveness of sweating as a cooling mechanism is reduced in humid conditions, making it harder for the body to regulate temperature. The wet bulb temperature, which measures temperature in both dry and wet conditions, can determine how efficiently the body uses sweat to cool down. If the wet bulb temperature approaches the body temperature, it can become deadly as the body is unable to cool itself effectively.

    • Staying hydrated and cool in survival situationsIn survival situations, staying hydrated and cool are essential for survival. Successful submarine rescues emphasize the importance of preserving oxygen and staying calm.

      Effective preparation and quick response are crucial in survival situations, as seen in the ongoing search for the missing submersible near the Titanic shipwreck. The importance of staying hydrated and replacing electrolytes was emphasized, along with the significance of getting to a cool place. Meanwhile, the search for the missing sub is entering a critical stage, with a remote operated vehicle reaching the ocean floor and new equipment arriving to aid in the rescue effort. In the past, successful submarine rescues, like the one in 1973, have demonstrated the importance of staying calm and preserving oxygen when faced with limited resources.

    • Rescue of Pisces 3: A Historical PrecedentDespite communication issues and extreme depth, a successful submarine rescue in 1973 was achieved through resourcefulness and determination, providing hope for the ongoing mission.

      The ongoing rescue mission for the trapped submarine faces similar challenges as a 1973 rescue attempt for a submarine named Pisces 3, which was also deeper than any other submarine rescued before. The communication issue and the depth of the submarine are significant differences, but advancements in technology since then provide hope for a successful rescue. The men on Pisces 3, who were rescued after enduring carbon dioxide poisoning and lack of food, remained calm and conserved resources while awaiting rescue. The rescue itself was challenging due to rough seas, and the men experienced intense pain from rationing the use of the scrubber. Despite these challenges, they managed to survive. Today's rescue mission faces similar obstacles but has the advantage of modern technology.

    • Obama on Engaging with Authoritarian LeadersFormer President Obama emphasizes the importance of upholding democratic principles while considering national security and economic interests when engaging with authoritarian leaders. He suggests addressing human rights concerns, even if complex.

      Former President Barack Obama, in a recent interview, acknowledged the complexity of how a president should engage with authoritarian and illiberal leaders, both in private and public. He emphasized the importance of upholding democratic principles while considering national security and economic interests. Obama's comments come at a time when President Biden has been criticized for hosting India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who is considered an autocratic or illiberal democrat, and for labeling China's President Xi Jinping as a dictator. Obama suggested that presidents should address human rights concerns with these leaders, even if it's not always clean-cut or straightforward. It remains to be seen how much Obama will be involved in Biden's foreign policy and if he will make more public statements on these issues. The White House has indicated that they will likely address any human rights concerns raised during Biden's meetings with foreign leaders.

    • Ex-President Obama Discusses Importance of Democracy and Rule of LawObama emphasizes upholding democracy and rule of law, acknowledges challenges in balancing values and interests, addresses controversy over ex-presidents facing charges, and promotes addressing global and US inequality to preserve democracy. Hurd enters Republican primary for US presidency.

      Former President Barack Obama, during an exclusive interview, emphasized the importance of upholding democracy and the rule of law, even as the US navigates complex diplomatic relationships with leaders like India's Narendra Modi. Obama, who is engaged in promoting global democracy through his foundation, acknowledged the challenges of balancing democratic values with strategic interests. He also addressed the ongoing controversy surrounding a former president facing federal charges running for office and spoke about the importance of addressing global and US inequality to preserve democracy. The interview will air tonight on CNN. Additionally, former Texas congressman Will Hurd announced his entry into the Republican primary race for the US presidency.

    • Republican Primary: Challenges for Moderate Candidates like Will Hurd and Chris ChristieFormer Congressman Will Hurd and Chris Christie face challenges in the Republican primary due to a crowded field, strong appeal of Donald Trump, and the Party's shift towards more conservative values.

      Former Congressman Will Hurd is running for President in the Republican primary, focusing on issues like China, Russia, and the impact of AI on jobs, while also criticizing both parties for focusing too much on cultural battles and not enough on these generational challenges. However, Hurd's candidacy faces challenges, including the crowded field and the strong appeal of Donald Trump, who continues to dominate the polls despite legal issues. Additionally, the Republican Party seems to have shifted towards more conservative values, making it less receptive to moderates like Hurd and Chris Christie. Despite these challenges, Hurd and Christie are making important cases about the direction they believe the Republican Party should take. However, it remains to be seen whether they can gain enough attention and support to seriously challenge Trump in the primary.

    • Controversial design choices for missing submersibleThe missing submersible, Titan, used untested design elements, including a lightweight carbon fiber pressure hull and lack of a conning tower, raising safety concerns before its disappearance.

      The missing submersible, Titan, used controversial and experimental design choices, which raised concerns among experts even before its disappearance. The submersible, which was intended for ocean exploration but also offered adventure tourism, was designed with a lightweight carbon fiber pressure hull and lacked a conning tower, which could have allowed for oxygen intake and passenger exit. These choices were considered innovative but untested, and the quick development timeline meant that questions about their reliability were not fully answered. Chris Brown, a former passenger who pulled out of an expedition due to safety concerns, shared similar reservations and expressed frustration over missed depth milestones. The search for the Titan continues, and the safety and feasibility of its design remain significant concerns.

    • Deep-sea exploration concerns and lab-grown meat skepticismDeep-sea exploration faces safety issues due to insufficient redundancy, lack of certification, and questionable construction methods. Half of Americans are skeptical of lab-grown meat, citing concerns over taste, safety, and no perceived need to change their consumption habits.

      The speaker had concerns about the safety and reliability of a deep-sea exploration project due to insufficient redundancy, lack of certification, and questionable construction methods. The speaker's decision to withdraw from the project was influenced by these concerns, as well as the absence of regulation due to the project not falling under US or Canadian jurisdiction. In the second topic, 50% of Americans are unlikely to try lab-grown meat, with concerns including it sounding weird, not being safe, and no reason to change their current meat consumption. The speaker expressed a neutral stance on the issue, acknowledging the potential benefits for those with dietary restrictions and noting the increasing meat consumption in America.

    • NBA's Tallest Prospect Victor Wembanyama Causes Challenges in NYCVictor Wembanyama, a 7-foot-5 NBA prospect, is causing challenges in NYC due to his size. Despite his 8-foot wingspan and almost 10-foot standing reach, he's expected to join the San Antonio Spurs and could be the biggest draft prospect since LeBron James.

      Victor Wembanyama, a 7-foot-5 NBA prospect, is expected to be the first pick in the NBA draft due to his impressive height and wingspan. He's received a lot of attention in New York City leading up to the draft, and his size has caused some challenges, such as fitting on the subway and throwing the first pitch at Yankee Stadium. Despite his size, Wembanyama's wingspan measures 8 feet, which is longer than a bald eagle's, and his standing reach is almost 10 feet. For comparison, Muggsy Bogues was the shortest player in NBA history at 5 foot 3, Michael Jordan was listed at 6 foot 6, LeBron James is 6 foot 9, and Shaquille O'Neal is 7 foot 1. Wembanyama is significantly taller than all of them. Despite the size difference, Wembanyama is expected to join the San Antonio Spurs, a team known for drafting hall of fame big men with the first overall pick. Many believe he is the biggest draft prospect since LeBron James.

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