In the final days on the presidential race former President Donald Trump doubles down on his approach to campaigning. California won't swing the presidential race, but voters in the blue state could determine who controls the House of Representatives. And Italy's right-wing government is trying to salvage a deal to send migrants to offshore detention centers in Albania.
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The Intelligence from The Economist - Left field: a new force in German politics
Our correspondent interviews Sahra Wagenknecht, the popular leftist whose eponymous political party is now making the political weather in Germany. How Russia is trying to sabotage Moldova’s attempt to move towards Europe (10:40). And why Tiktok is changing how we speak (17:38).
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Big Technology Podcast - The Apple Paradox, Trump’s Impact on Markets, NVIDIA Demand — With Dan Ives and Stephanie Link
Dan Ives is the managing director, equity research at Wedbush Securities. Stephanie Link is the chief investment strategist and portfolio manager at Hightower Advisors. The two all-star stock watchers join Big Technology Podcast to discuss the fascinating state of big tech stocks, particularly Apple's surprising resilience. Tune in to hear why Apple's stock is up 42% since April despite mixed headlines about Vision Pro and AI, and whether its $3.5 trillion valuation is justified. We also cover Nvidia's dominance in AI chips, how a potential Trump presidency could impact tech stocks, and Amazon's cultural challenges. Hit play for an insightful discussion about where the biggest names in tech are headed and how to think about investing in them.
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Code Story: Insights from Startup Tech Leaders - The Haunted House of APIs – The Dark Corners of APIs with Katie Paxton-Fear
The Haunted House of API's
Today, we are releasing another episode for Cybersecurity Awareness month, in our series entitled the Haunted House of API’s, sponsored by our friends at Traceable AI. In this series, we are building awareness around API’s, their security risks – and what you can do about it. Traceable AI is building One Platform to secure every API, so you can discover, protect, and test all your API's with contextual API security, enabling organizations to minimize risk and maximize the value API's bring to their customers.
The Dark Corners of APIs: Uncovering Unknown APIs Lurking in the Shadows
Our episode today is titled The Dark Corners of APIs: Uncovering Unknown API’s lurking in the shadows, where we speak with Katie Paxton-Fear. APIs are the gateway to your digital infrastructure, but hidden deep in the recesses of your system are unknown APIs – shadow, rogue, zombie, and undocumented API’s. Each of these present a unique threat to your organization and can be exploited by hackers. Katie is an API hacker and researcher, and today, she will take us on a journey through the API graveyards, where hidden APIs lurk, waiting to be exploited – sharing real life examples of how these API’s have been attacked, and best practices for ensuring they don’t become your companies next security nightmare.
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- Can you explain what we mean by "unknown APIs" and the different types, like shadow, rogue, zombie, and undocumented?
- Why do these APIs often go unnoticed, and how do they become security risks?
- What makes these APIs such an attractive target for attackers, and can you share an example of how one has been exploited?
- How can organizations begin to uncover these hidden APIs, and what tools or strategies are effective in doing so?
- In your experience, what are some common mistakes organizations make that lead to these unknown APIs being created or overlooked?
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60 Songs That Explain the '90s - “Chop Suey”—System of a Down
Join Rob in watching a mosh pit from a safe distance away while we celebrate System of a Down’s “Chop Suey.” Along the way, Rob discusses tension amongst band members, their potent political messages, and Rick Rubin’s impact on the band. Later, Rob is joined by Bandsplain’s Yasi Salek to further discuss System of a Down’s impact, their hometown of Glendale, and much more!
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Slate Books - Well, Now: Puberty is Starting Earlier and Lasting Longer. Why?
Puberty is changing, and we’re not talking about developing Adam’s apples and growing hair in new places.
It starts earlier and lasts longer.
Regardless of when this necessary stage of life starts, youth and their adults need support going through it.
On this week’s episode of Well, Now puberty expert Vanessa Kroll Bennett discusses the biggest ways puberty has changed for today’s youth and how best to navigate it.
She’s co-host of the podcast This Is So Awkward with Dr. Cara Natterson and co-author of This Is So Awkward: Modern Puberty Explained.
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Take This Pod and Shove It - Spooky Country part 2: Southern Gothic Edition
Danny and Tyler are back with three more spooky country songs from Alan Jackson, The Handsome Family, and Adia Victoria. This week the boys focus the haunting Southern Gothic sub-genre.
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Money Girl - Pros and Cons of a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)
Laura reviews what a HELOC is, who qualifies for one, how you can spend it, and the benefits and downsides to consider.
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The Daily Detail - The Daily Detail for 10.23.24
Alabama
- SoS Wes Allen sending letters to assure "inactive" voters they can vote
- Town Hall on immigration/Title IX makes case for more state control
- AL Policy Institute releases analysis on effects of expanding medicaid
- Pelham city council votes to keep two bars operating but no more Bingo
- Father continues awareness campaign after death of son from C1 vaccine
National
- CT man murdered by 2 illegals who are members of Venezuelan gang
- DoD Sec. Austin announces MORE military aid to Ukraine using taxpayer $
- FCC Chair blasts Harris for complete failure in $ 42B broadband program
- UK sending lib operatives to find ways to censor Elon Musk's X platform
- Judicial Watch confirms # of voter registrations in MI more than eligible voters
- Election worker in MN is fired for leaving box of mail in ballots unattended
- LA Times refuses to endorse Kamala Harris for president
- Donald Trump to go on Joe Rogan podcast this Friday
- 2 WI men tossed out of Harris rally for saying "Jesus is King" go on Fox News
Getting Hammered - It’s Politics
Watch this episode on YouTube. On this episode, Mary Katharine Ham and Vic Matus are dishing out the latest from the campaign trail. We’ve got Trump serving up McDonald's fries like it’s a state dinner, and Kamala teaming up with Mary Katherine Gallagher in a weird collab no one saw coming. Tune in for all the absurdity and laughs as we break it down with our usual shot of snark!
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13:06 The Campaign Trail
49:17 Israel Update