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Amazon Adds an Alexa Photo Frame and a Bedside Clock to Its Echo Family

The new Echo Studio also gets a camera, and the Echo Show 16 debuts an AI-generated Alexa interface.

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Amazon unveils its newest lineup of Alexa devices

Five new products purpose-built for the home, powered by the latest Alexa, that help make daily life easier.

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Amazon introduces Alexa Photo Frame—the smartest way to bring your photos into the home

Alexa intelligently picks the photos worth seeing from Amazon Photos, keeps them current, and makes any moment easy to find, relive, and share.

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Amazon introduces the all-new Echo Show 16—our most advanced, versatile smart display yet

All-new premium design with the best screen ever on an Echo Show, three new Screen Styles to make it your own, and Fire TV built in.

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Introducing the new Echo Dot and all-new Echo Studio with Home Camera

The Echo speaker lineup gets an upgrade—Echo Dot is more capable than ever with a built-in smart home hub, while a new Echo Studio gains a camera that lets Alexa+ see and help.

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Amazon introduces Echo Time, a smarter way to start and end your day

The all-new Echo Time is a smart alarm clock with hundreds of customizable clock faces, smart alarms, and a beautiful adaptive display.

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Meet Alexa Home Map, an interactive 3D map that lets you see and control your home

A new way to view your home and property, inside and out, with every connected device right where it actually is.

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Christian Nationalists Want The State To Execute Young Black Men

The White Christian Nationalists are not even hiding their murderous and racist intentions any longer.

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Brent Taylor Calls Dick Pics Sent At Age 53 ‘Youthful Indiscretion’

50 may be the new 30 to some people but even a 30-year-old has to know that it’s the height of sleaziness for Tennessee Sen. Brent Taylor to have sent unsolicited, nude photos to multiple women, while he was married. But Taylor, now a MAGA Congressional candidate, was 53 w...

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Mike’s Blog Round-Up

Above, Information Society performs, What's On Your Mind. The election, d'uh.

Feed After Midnight discerns what we can learn from early voting numbers.

Election Law Blog reports that “Massive Groups of Volunteers Are Ready to Face Down ICE at the Polls.”

No More Mister Nice Blog tells us about the election-stealing problem that Hair Füror has not solved.

SCOTUS Blog covers the role that The Supreme Court might play in 2026.

Bonus Track: Redshirts Always Die remembers iconic Pavel Chekov actor Walter Koenig.

Fun fact: On this date in 1886, The Statue of Liberty is dedicated by President Grover Cleveland and is celebrated with the first ever confetti (ticker tape) parade in New York City!

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The Message That Beats Trump

With the midterms eight days out, Cliff Schecter talks with Bob Cesca and Joe Walsh to share his read on the map. He expects a big night—“a 50-year storm”—with a couple of Republicans surviving the wave and a Democratic surprise somewhere nobody's watching. He points to Ar...

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How Jeanine Pirro Offered Up Evidence to Indict Kash Patel

Because Jeanine Pirro is such a reckless, hubristic dumbass, Margaret Donovan turned the charge against Nikki Floris on its head, into an opportunity to lay out Kash Patel's crimes.

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China’s snooping around Pacific undersea cables raises risks for Big Tech

China’s snooping around Pacific undersea cables raises risks for Big Tech

US-owned trans-Pacific cables face growing risks from sabotage and China.

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The midterms haven’t happened yet, but the election conspiracy theories are already here

The contentious midterm elections are now less than a week away. Polls show razor-close races that could shift the balance of power in both the House and the Senate. However, […]

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Fact-checking changed journalism. Then the falsehoods changed, too.

This article is part of The Poynter 50, a series reflecting on 50 moments and people that shaped journalism over the past half-century — and continue to influence its future. […]

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When AI Mistakes Have Real-World Costs: Rethinking Delegated Control

Advances in AI have opened an entirely new chapter in how we interact with technology. We are moving rapidly from asking questions of digital assistants to handing them the authority to take actions in the real world. This shift brings efficiency and convenience but also introduces a new kind of risk: errors that cost more […]

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Sauerkraut at Every Meal? These Fermentation Fanatics Tried That Long Before MAHA

The annual Portland Fermentation Festival took place last week in Oregon, at a time when sauerkraut, kimchi, and other funky foods are in the social and political spotlight.

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Studying Fraudulent North Korean IT Workers

Researchers set up a fake start-up company to study fraudulent North Korean IT workers.

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17 Hudson Valley Towns Announce Curfews for Halloween

We've compiled a list of 17 Hudson Valley communities that will have strict curfews aimed at keeping kids off the streets late on Halloween. Continue reading…

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New York Police Need Help Finding Alleged Impersonator

New York State Police are asking for the public's help tracking down a man accused of using a false identity to steal thousands of dollars. Continue reading…