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benderbeerman , in New Mexico governor issues order suspending the right to carry firearms in public across Albuquerque

A.L.B.U.KERKEE

chatokun ,

Had my tray table up, and .y seat back in the full upright position!

toothpaste_sandwich , in Rescue operation underway for ill US researcher stuck 3,000 feet inside cave in Turkey

Well that sounds terrifying.

deweydecibel , (edited )

I’m not too concerned. They can get medicine to him, so as long as that works and his condition improves enough, they can get him out.

If the medicine doesn’t work and whatever issues he’s facing deteriorates further, then there’s a real problem.

Of course the real nightmare is if he’s developed a chronic health issue, he’ll have to get treated for the rest of his life, here in the States. I’d wish that fate on no one.

FlyingSquid ,
@FlyingSquid@lemmy.world avatar

As someone with a chronic health issue that has to live in the States, yes. It sucks. And we have good health insurance.

Armen12 , in Biden, Modi and G20 allies unveil rail and shipping project linking India to Middle East and Europe

Giving third world dictators even more power doesn’t sound like a good deal for anyone living in those regions

eskimofry ,

What’s the alternative? It’s easy to comment on it like the universe was created today. But we are all born into the world as it exists. That means understanding the history and geopolitics of the regions in question. One can’t just jump in and say that they don’t like Xi Jin Ping on the global stage, because the west was happily content leaning on the cheap labour of China for the past 50 years. Nevermind the fact that U.S saudi relationship has existed for well over 50 years now or more.

FlyingSquid ,
@FlyingSquid@lemmy.world avatar

It’s not like India isn’t already shipping huge amounts of goods to Europe. They just do it on heavily polluting ships. Rail is the greenest shipping solution.

jray4559 , in Nancy Pelosi: Democrat and ex-Speaker, 83, to seek re-election
@jray4559@lemmy.sdf.org avatar

Well, if you want her to stop being in Congress, you know what to do in the primaries.

IHaveTwoCows ,

She is so corrupted and entrenched by the donor class that she does not even acknowledge the existence of primary challengers.

Serinus ,

I’d vote against Pelosi in the primaries for the same reason I’d vote against Biden or Trump or McConnell or Feinstein in the primaries. They’re all too fucking old. The average age of the Senate is 64 years. The average age of the House of Representatives is 57 years.

Here’s every senator or congressperson age 68 or older.

State Senator Age Birthdate Party
Iowa Charles E. Grassley 89 9/17/33 R
California Dianne Feinstein 89 6/22/33 D
Vermont Bernie Sanders 81 9/8/41 I
Kentucky Mitch McConnell 80 2/20/42 R
Maryland Benjamin L. Cardin 79 10/5/43 D
Idaho Jim Risch 79 5/3/43 R
Illinois Richard J. Durbin 78 11/21/44 D
Maine Angus King 78 3/31/44 I
Massachusetts Edward J. Markey 76 7/11/46 D
Connecticut Richard Blumenthal 76 2/13/46 D
Utah Mitt Romney 75 3/12/47 R
Vermont Peter Welch 75 5/2/47 D
Hawaii Mazie K. Hirono 75 11/3/47 D
West Virginia Joe Manchin III 75 8/24/47 D
New Hampshire Jeanne Shaheen 75 1/28/47 D
Delaware Thomas R. Carper 75 1/23/47 D
Rhode Island Jack Reed 73 11/12/49 D
Oregon Ron Wyden 73 5/3/49 D
Massachusetts Elizabeth Warren 73 6/22/49 D
Arkansas John Boozman 72 12/10/50 R
Michigan Debbie Stabenow 72 4/29/50 D
New York Charles E. Schumer 72 11/23/50 D
Washington Patty Murray 72 10/11/50 D
Mississippi Roger Wicker 71 7/5/51 R
Idaho Michael D. Crapo 71 5/20/51 R
Louisiana John Kennedy 71 11/21/51 R
Nebraska Deb Fischer 71 3/1/51 R
Colorado John Hickenlooper 70 2/7/52 D
Florida Rick Scott 70 12/1/52 R
Texas John Cornyn 70 2/2/52 R
Wyoming John Barrasso 70 7/21/52 R
Maine Susan Collins 70 12/7/52 R
Ohio Sherrod Brown 70 11/9/52 D
Tennessee Marsha Blackburn 70 6/6/52 R
West Virginia Shelley Moore Capito 69 11/26/53 R
New Jersey Bob Menendez 69 1/1/54 D
Virginia Mark Warner 68 12/15/54 D
Alabama Tommy Tuberville 68 9/18/54 R
Kansas Jerry Moran 68 5/29/54 R
Indiana Mike Braun 68 3/24/54 R
South Dakota Mike Rounds 68 10/24/54 R
Wyoming Cynthia Lummis 68 9/10/54 R
District Congressperson Age Birthdate Party
CA-31 Grace F. Napolitano 86 12/4/36 Democratic
DC-AL Eleanor Holmes Norton 85 6/13/37 Democratic
KY-05 Harold Rogers 85 12/31/37 Republican
NJ-09 Bill Pascrell Jr. 85 1/25/37 Democratic
CA-43 Maxine Waters 84 8/15/38 Democratic
MD-05 Steny H. Hoyer 83 6/14/39 Democratic
SC-06 James E. Clyburn 82 7/21/40 Democratic
CA-11 Nancy Pelosi 82 3/26/40 Democratic
IL-07 Danny K. Davis 81 9/6/41 Democratic
TX-31 John Carter 81 11/6/41 Republican
CA-16 Anna G. Eshoo 80 12/13/42 Democratic
FL-24 Frederica S. Wilson 80 11/5/42 Democratic
CT-03 Rosa DeLauro 79 3/2/43 Democratic
NC-05 Virginia Foxx 79 6/29/43 Republican
TX-12 Kay Granger 79 1/18/43 Republican
CA-07 Doris Matsui 78 9/25/44 Democratic
IL-09 Jan Schakowsky 78 5/26/44 Democratic
MO-05 Emanuel Cleaver II 78 10/26/44 Democratic
GA-13 David Scott 77 6/27/45 Democratic
IN-04 Jim Baird 77 6/4/45 Republican
NJ-12 Bonnie Watson Coleman 77 2/6/45 Democratic
CA-08 John Garamendi 77 1/24/45 Democratic
OH-09 Marcy Kaptur 76 6/17/46 Democratic
TX-37 Lloyd Doggett 76 10/6/46 Democratic
CA-12 Barbara Lee 76 7/16/46 Democratic
NC-12 Alma Adams 76 5/27/46 Democratic
MD-02 C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger 76 1/31/46 Democratic
TX-09 Al Green 75 9/1/47 Democratic
VA-03 Robert C. Scott 75 4/30/47 Democratic
GA-02 Sanford D. Bishop Jr. 75 2/4/47 Democratic
NY-12 Jerrold Nadler 75 6/13/47 Democratic
CA-18 Zoe Lofgren 75 12/21/47 Democratic
FL-08 Bill Posey 75 12/18/47 Republican
AS-AL Aumua Amata Coleman Radewagen 75 12/29/47 Republican
SC-02 Joe Wilson 75 7/31/47 Republican
MI-01 Jack Bergman 75 2/2/47 Republican
FL-22 Lois Frankel 74 5/16/48 Democratic
MS-02 Bennie Thompson 74 1/28/48 Democratic
OR-03 Earl Blumenauer 74 8/16/48 Democratic
CT-01 John B. Larson 74 7/22/48 Democratic
AZ-07 Raul M. Grijalva 74 2/19/48 Democratic
PA-16 Mike Kelly 74 5/10/48 Republican
TX-36 Brian Babin 74 3/23/48 Republican
MD-07 Kweisi Mfume 74 10/24/48 Democratic
NY-20 Paul Tonko 73 6/18/49 Democratic
TN-09 Steve Cohen 73 5/24/49 Democratic
OK-04 Tom Cole 73 4/28/49 Republican
TX-25 Roger Williams 73 9/13/49 Republican
MA-01 Richard E. Neal 73 2/14/49 Democratic
FL-11 Daniel Webster 73 4/27/49 Republican
ID-02 Mike Simpson 72 9/8/50 Republican
TX-29 Sylvia R. Garcia 72 9/6/50 Democratic
NV-01 Dina Titus 72 5/23/50 Democratic
OH-03 Joyce Beatty 72 3/12/50 Democratic
VA-11 Gerald E. Connolly 72 3/30/50 Democratic
WV-01 Carol Miller 72 11/4/50 Republican
TX-18 Sheila Jackson Lee 72 1/12/50 Democratic
TX-26 Michael C. Burgess 72 12/23/50 Republican
VA-08 Donald S. Beyer Jr. 72 6/20/50 Democratic
FL-16 Vern Buchanan 71 5/8/51 Republican
CA-04 Mike Thompson 71 1/24/51 Democratic
NJ-06 Frank Pallone Jr. 71 10/30/51 Democratic
WI-04 Gwen Moore 71 4/18/51 Democratic
MI-05 Tim Walberg 71 4/12/51 Republican
GA-12 Rick W. Allen 71 11/7/51 Republican
UT-04 Burgess Owens 71 8/2/51 Republican
CA-21 Jim Costa 70 4/13/52 Democratic
MA-09 William Keating 70 9/6/52 Democratic
FL-05 John Rutherford 70 9/2/52 Republican
CA-26 Julia Brownley 70 8/28/52 Democratic
CA-10 Mark DeSaulnier 70 3/31/52 Democratic
OR-02 Cliff Bentz 70 1/12/52 Republican
MO-03 Blaine Luetkemeyer 70 5/7/52 Republican
HI-01 Ed Case 70 9/27/52 Democratic
MI-06 Debbie Dingell 69 11/23/53 Democratic
CA-28 Judy Chu 69 7/7/53 Democratic
CA-41 Ken Calvert 69 6/8/53 Republican
NY-07 Nydia M. Velazquez 69 3/28/53 Democratic
TX-03 Keith Self 69 3/20/53 Republican
CA-48 Darrell Issa 69 11/1/53 Republican
CT-02 Joe Courtney 69 4/6/53 Democratic
NJ-02 Jeff Van Drew 69 2/23/53 Republican
NY-05 Gregory W. Meeks 69 9/25/53 Democratic
TX-14 Randy Weber 69 7/2/53 Republican
FL-02 Neal Dunn 69 2/16/53 Republican
SC-05 Ralph Norman 69 6/20/53 Republican
NJ-04 Christopher H. Smith 69 3/4/53 Republican
PA-03 Dwight Evans 68 5/16/54 Democratic
MI-13 Shri Thanedar 68 1/1/55 Democratic
OR-01 Suzanne Bonamici 68 10/14/54 Democratic
GA-04 Hank Johnson 68 10/2/54 Democratic
NY-13 Adriano Espaillat 68 9/27/54 Democratic
MN-04 Betty McCollum 68 7/12/54 Democratic
CA-32 Brad Sherman 68 10/24/54 Democratic
AL-06 Gary Palmer 68 5/14/54 Republican
FL-28 Carlos Gimenez 68 1/17/54 Republican
OH-06 Bill Johnson 68 11/10/54 Republican
3FingersOfMilk ,

That’s… eye-opening

winterayars ,

Pelosi in particular isn’t just old but is also showing some signs of seriously impaired memory at the least.

IHaveTwoCows ,

Not the least of which is thinking that we’re being fooled by the hair

Sterile_Technique , in Senator Tuberville: No truce over military blockade on abortion
@Sterile_Technique@lemmy.world avatar

…in an effort to force the Biden administration’s defense department to rescind a policy of leave and expense reimbursement for service members and their dependents traveling for abortions.

I can only assume this is for bases that don’t have the means to just do it themselves. I was a surgical tech in the Air Force, and every hospital I was stationed at provided abortion services.

The VA does, too.

Cuz abortion services ARE FUCKING HEALTHCARE. You want to destroy a service member’s mission readiness? Give them a kid they can’t support.

You don’t want to pay service members to travel for abortions? Fine. Fine. Equip and staff every single military base with an OBGYN clinic w/ surgical capabilities. Don’t want to give them med leave to recover from an abortion? Fucking FINE. Schedule a uteroscopy and biopsy along with it so we can throw in a cancer screen, nab any polyps, ablate any endometriosis, etc; and give them extra leave for those, cuz damn was that one a bleeder! She’ll need extra time to recover for sure!!

Do the same at VAs, cuz on federal facilities, state law can eat a bag of dicks.

Then declare a state of emergency in the Y’all Qaeda infested regions of the US on the basis of denied healthcare leading to the current and worsening humanitarian crisis; and in doing so, enabling the VA to provide abortion services to non-veterans under section §1784 of title 38, United States Code.

This dystopian GOP shit is maddening. We need to stop trying to argue with it, and start finding ways to just work around it. Fuck em.

Seasoned_Greetings ,

Do the same at VAs

The problem with that is that it may have been legal at the place it was done, but states would absolutely place police next door to wait for those women to come out. They already have laws that criminalize women who go out of state

bassomitron ,

How is that legal? I thought states can only enforce laws that are broken in their own jurisdiction? Interstate would make it a federal matter, no? (In regards to women going out of state)

Lyrl ,

It’s almost certainly unconstitutional, but there’s not specific case law so it has to be litigated to know for sure. So there needs to be people charged who have the means and willingness to go through several years of trials and appeals. And they have to maintain that motivation for a long time - some cases drag on for a decade or longer.

The point isn’t to make it illegal forever, it’s to scare people and organizations without the resources to engage in a legal fight to stop supporting interstate care for the next three or five or ten years.

lolcatnip ,

Working around the GOP’s bullshit is a short-term solution. They need to be permanently removed from power.

Zamotic ,

Then we need to do the short term solution while we work on the long term solution. I’m kind of sick of one side trying to keep it a fair fight. GOP politicians have all shown they don’t care about that and will employ any means necessary to get their policies enacted while doing everything they can to disrupt the policies on the other side

lolcatnip ,

I agree, shorr-term and long-term solutions are both important.

SpezBroughtMeHere , in Nancy Pelosi: Democrat and ex-Speaker, 83, to seek re-election

The fucked up thing is that people are still gonna vote for her. No one cares about corruption or acrually having good political leaders, they just need their team to win like it’s some kind of stupid sport.

Huxley75 ,

Blues and Greens…just like the Byzantines

cupcakezealot ,
@cupcakezealot@lemmy.blahaj.zone avatar

Because there is no corruption. Right wing conspiracy theories aren’t fact

winterayars ,

There’s corruption. The whole system is corrupt and Pelosi is a whirlwind of corruption. Does not make right wing conspiracy theories any more correct, though.

cupcakezealot ,
@cupcakezealot@lemmy.blahaj.zone avatar

“the whole system is corrupt”

Take off your tinfoil

merc ,

Or they know how important it is that the Republicans not win.

It’s not just about keeping score and keeping points for the red team. The blue team is currently fighting for white supremacy, christian supremacy, male supremacy, and to change the rules to make any other political party irrelevant.

If someone as wonderful as Mr. Rogers ran against Nancy Pelosi, but that person said he’d vote with his Republican colleagues on every important issue, his own personal qualities wouldn’t matter. He personally might not lie, cheat or steal, but he’d be supporting a party that openly does all those things.

It sucks, but when it’s a first-past-the-post system with 2 major parties, you mostly have to hold your nose and vote against the greater evil.

Grant_M , in The IRS plans to crack down on 1,600 millionaires to collect millions of dollars in back taxes
@Grant_M@lemmy.ca avatar

Tax the snot out of these greedy hogs.

Jackcooper , in Kaiser to pay $49 million to California for illegally dumping private medical records, medical waste

Yup they’re the largest healthcarrier because they get away with all the crap and are rarely held accountable. Their CEO died at age 60. The most powerful man at a healthcare conglomerate died of CV causes at age 60.

Tangent5280 ,

Karma’s a bitch.

Manifish_Destiny ,

C’mon, round 2 baby!

betabob , in Kaiser to pay $49 million to California for illegally dumping private medical records, medical waste

Kaiser Permanente reports $2.1B profit, 2.9% operating margin in Q2 2023.

Another cost of doing business…

girlfreddy ,
@girlfreddy@lemmy.world avatar

The fines for-profits pay should be scaled to their most recent yearly profits.

Maybe then they’s start following the rules instead of just blowing them off.

ABCDE ,

Revenue, not profit.

girlfreddy ,
@girlfreddy@lemmy.world avatar

Wut?

ChaoticEntropy ,
@ChaoticEntropy@feddit.uk avatar

As in, it should be a proportion of their overall revenue as a business, if you just take a proportion of their profit then it’s less likely to actually harm them in some way. A single heavy fine calculated from profit will never put them at risk of not actually making a profit due to their horrendous misdeeds.

girlfreddy ,
@girlfreddy@lemmy.world avatar

I will then amend my solution to add this: the fine should be 50% of their profits.

I am somewhat wary of hitting revenue as companies could then use it as an excuse to let go of staff, and that is a cost I’m unwilling to stand up for.

ABCDE ,

Companies will just spend that money instead of making a cash profit.

newthrowaway20 ,

Like a company needs an excuse to let go of staff. If they’re going to fire people, they’ll use any reason they can to cover.

ChaoticEntropy ,
@ChaoticEntropy@feddit.uk avatar

Honestly, without specific regulation to prevent it, cost cutting like slashing staff will be the first thing a company does to protect its expected profits regardless of how you do it. That’s unavoidable whether you go for profit or revenue.

tallwookie , in China claims ownership of the Taiwan Strait. Canada just sailed a warship through it

wouldnt that infringe on Taiwan’s claim? like, China already has two Seas…

Faresh ,

Taiwan is not internationally recognized as an independent state.

Hildegarde , in Biden, Modi and G20 allies unveil rail and shipping project linking India to Middle East and Europe

Good to hear that the president only cares about rail in other countries.

TheRighteousMind ,

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    Cfords , in The IRS plans to crack down on 1,600 millionaires to collect millions of dollars in back taxes
    @Cfords@lemmy.world avatar

    Healthcare won’t be a bad idea !

    vrighter , in Amazon to require some authors to disclose the use of AI material

    some?

    treefrog ,

    Hopefully the mushroom foraging guides. Amazon is going to have a pretty big lawsuit if AI hallucinations start mixing up Death Caps with choice edible mushrooms and get someone killed.

    vrighter ,

    why not all though?

    treefrog ,

    Well all would be preferable.

    rivermonster , in Amazon to require some authors to disclose the use of AI material

    Here comes the chorus of people who know nothing about how AI/machinelearning/generative models work.

    The problem is capitalism. There are no safe jobs, and we need a UBI and shouldn’t have to work with AI productivity gains.

    The bitching about ai and stupid statements from those ignorant to how it works are all out of a fear of lost income which is a fear instilled by zero sum capitalism.

    Build guillotines, make all productivity gains from AI 100% taxed, and relax.

    treefrog ,

    The article really isn’t about this so this comment probably would have been better as a response to some of the bitching above.

    If AI writes something, it should be flagged as AI. Right now there’s AI written mushroom foraging books on Amazon. If those books weren’t proofread by a mycologist or skilled forager and someone trusts that information, an AI hallucination could get them killed.

    rockSlayer , in Phoenix breaks heat record as city hits 110F for the 54th consecutive day

    If there’s anyone here living in the region, remember to drink water! The best method to prevent heat exhaustion or worse is to drink small amounts of water frequently, like roughly once every 30 minutes or every time you feel thirsty (whichever happens first). When all said and done, the best indicator is the color of your urine. It should be a light yellow color.

    If you’re working outside, make sure you’re also drinking something with sodium electrolytes like liquid iv or Gatorade (other drinks like Prime aren’t suitable, they pad their electrolyte count will potassium).

    If at all possible, take a cold shower at the peak of the heat around noon to regulate your temperature and comfort. If you get heat exhaustion, STOP WHATEVER YOU’RE DOING AND GET INDOORS. Heat exhaustion is the first step towards heat stroke and death. You will die in heat like this if you don’t take care of yourself. Do not “tough it out” or wait “5 more minutes”.

    Stay safe out there

    crowsby ,
    @crowsby@lemmy.world avatar

    take a cold shower

    Well umm, that’s kinda the trick. In Phoenix in summertime, “cold” water is cold in name only. It’s more tepid than anything. That’s just another part of what makes it so oppressive living there in summer.

    rockSlayer ,

    That’s fair. I live in the Midwest, so I’ve never had that problem and don’t have any solutions. These are things I learned while doing work like mowing, picking ragweed and rock, moving grain bins, and stuff like that

    RedAggroBest ,

    Yea, backyard pools are the norm in large swaths of the valley (Phoenix+). It’s the best way to avoid your kids burning to death if they don’t wanna go outside at midnight.

    tryptaminev ,

    It is also a great way to stress the already stressed water ressources further, so the region will have to be depopulated earlier.

    AssPennies ,

    I haven’t used the hot water knob in the shower since May. Looks like it’s going to be at least another month till I do.

    onesweetmullet ,

    I’m convinced that the H and C knobs are Hot and Caliente. 😅

    Gingernate ,

    I have to put ice in my babies bathwater to cool it down to 98, it literally comes out at 103 degrees when it’s 115 out. FML

    Buffalox ,

    Also remember to eat something salty. Drinking a lot of water, drains the body salts, and lacking salt can be very bad too.

    If you drink 2 liters of water quickly, it can be lethal because it pushes your salt levels out of whack.

    Tavarin ,
    @Tavarin@lemmy.ca avatar

    They mentioned that in paragraph 2.

    Buffalox ,

    Ah yes, except it’s made more complicated than it has to be. The thing is to get salt. Sodium is a basic element not a salt. Also you don’t have to drink it, usually it’s easier and cheaper to find in foods.

    joel_feila ,
    @joel_feila@lemmy.world avatar

    If 2 liters pushes you into hyponaiteremia then you were already low.

    Buffalox , (edited )

    Yes, or low weight or both. Fact of the matter is, it happened.

    Lycerius ,
    joel_feila ,
    @joel_feila@lemmy.world avatar

    What if I get fired if I take a break and face complete homelessness if I don’t keep my income

    afraid_of_zombies ,

    Man this summer we were out and about, my eldest started talking like a zombie and I noticed she wasn’t sweating. Oh boy stage 1. Ok AC right now, no negotiations, no waiting.

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