Jeremy Grant, Managing Director at Venable LLP and Jordan Burris, Vice President of Public Sector Strategy at Socure contribute to a conversation about digital identity in government including the type of measures and policies they are hoping will be put into any type of guidance around identity that comes down from the White House. They also talk about generative AI and how that technology is impacting identity, how IDv technology can bolster equitable access to services and what their hopes are for the future of government digital services.
The Commentary Magazine Podcast - Can We Bear to Listen to the Testimonies?
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Focus on Africa - Is Morocco hosting the IMF meeting only symbolic?
The Bretton wood institutions are meeting in Morocco this year. It's the first such summit on African soil in 50 years. Does this meeting signal a renewed approach to how it works with and supports African economic growth?
Also did you know, eggs are currently South Africa's hottest commodity? The country has been grappling with one of its worst outbreaks of bird flu which has resulted in the culling of millions of chickens and supermarkets, running out of eggs. We'll hear more about the impact it's having.
And there's a treat in store as we bring you all the latest from the star studded draw on AFCON 2023, from Abidjan in Ivory Coast.
CBS News Roundup - 10/13/2023 | World News Round Up
More than a million residents of Gaza warned to evacuate. Israel buries its dead. House Speaker nominee drops out. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.
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Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons - How Will Mayor Johnson Invest In Housing In Chicago?
The Intelligence from The Economist - 6000 bombs in six days: life in Gaza
Bombs have rained on the strip since Hamas’s attack on Israel last Saturday. With food, water and electricity running out ahead of a ground invasion, one woman tells us the worst is yet to come. The Ukrainian war has reached Crimea. Kyiv is subverting Russian dominance in the Black Sea, could that prove pivotal (11:26)? And, how the death of Indian vultures has affected public health (20:12).
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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 10.13.23
Alabama
- Dothan Library Board hears concerns over sexually explicit children's books
- New bill to reform how the State Health Officer is chosen is planned
- Eufaula man indicted in bird trafficking case
- Carlee Russell guilty decision appealed
- Vestavia Hills church group stuck in Israel returns safely to Israel
- Philip Ensler tells CBS42 that he has unease for Alabama Jews
- 50th Annual Shrimp Festival
National
- Lawfirm rescinds job offer to prospective attorney blaming Israel for the attack from Hamas
- Texas Congressman seeks to get Congress to quickly approve Scalise for House Speaker
- Netanyahu holds news conference with Secretary of State Blinken
Everything Everywhere Daily - The Roman Dictatorship
During the Roman Republic, the highest office that someone could aspire to was the position of consult. Every year, two men were elected consul, and it was such a high honor it would help your family for generations.
…except that it actually wasn’t the highest office. There was one office that was higher, but you couldn’t be elected to it. Someone could only be appointed, only for a limited amount of time and only in extreme circumstances.
Learn more about the Roman Dictatorship, what the position was, and how it was eventually exploited on this episode of Everything Everywhere Daily.
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Getting Hammered - Where are the Adults?
In today's episode, we delve into the escalating Israel crisis, academia's response to the ongoing conflict, and the impact of your DNA on your lifespan.
Time Stamps:
9:59 Israel Update
36:30 Academia
49:56 Speaker Race
54:05 Longevity
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The NewsWorthy - Mass Evacuation Warning, Extra Security in U.S. & ‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse- Friday, October 13, 2023
The news to know for Friday, October 13, 2023!
We have a major new development to tell you about out of Israel as more than a million people are warned to evacuate.
Also, Republicans are going back to the drawing board. Their nominee for the GOP's top job quit the race.
Plus, we're talking about how to safely watch this weekend's solar eclipse, why Taylor Swift's movie hit theaters a day early, and a group of teenagers that's inspiring a generation.
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