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Santa Barbara Rep. Salud Carbajal Condemns President’s Violent Rhetoric After Six Democrats’ Viral Video on Illegal Orders
Several veterans in Congress posted a video last week directing service members to refuse illegal orders; Trump called the move “punishable by death.” The post Santa Barbara Rep. Salud Carbajal Condemns President’s Violent Rhetoric After Six Democrats’ Viral Video on Illegal Orders appeared first on The Santa Barbara Independent.
Will Cardano Price Rebound as Hoskinson Hints at a TVL Surge After Midnight Launch?
The post Will Cardano Price Rebound as Hoskinson Hints at a TVL Surge After Midnight Launch? appeared com. Cardano price has been one of the top laggards during the ongoing crypto market crash. ADA trades at $0. 4100, its lowest point in over a year, and 70% below its highest level in December last year. So, will the coin rebound as Charles Hoskinson hints of a surge in its DeFi total value locked? Will Cardano Price Benefit if TVL Jumps as Hoskinson Expects? Cardano price has been a top laggard in the crypto industry, partly because many investors see it as a ghost chain. In a recent X post, Nansen’s CEO predicted that it would fall out of the top 20 biggest coins as nobody used it. Cardano to Fall Out of Top 20 Indeed, when Cardano’s network suffered a glitch, the trending joke was that no one noticed, as no one uses it. This criticism will likely change soon as the network may see a surge in activity. In a recent video recording, Charles Hoskinson noted that Cardano’s network will see a surge in activity and total value locked (TVL) soon. He pointed to the upcoming Midnight project, which will be launched in December this year. According to Hoskinson, the platform has already made major partnerships with some of the biggest developers in the crypto industry. As a result, he expects that these developers will boost the total value locked (TVL) in Midnight and Cardano in extension. Additionally, Hoskinson has hinted of an upcoming RealFi project that will supercharge the network’s growth. His statement came as third-party data shows that Cardano’s network is languishing. The TVL in its network has dived by 36% in the last 30 days to $186 million. In contrast, Monad, which launched its mainnet on Monday, is nearing $100 million in TVL. Cardano has less than $40 million in stablecoin supply and no market.
Police: Scranton man fired shots at juveniles at former CSU property
A 29-year-old Scranton man faces charges after police said he fired multiple shots after encountering six juveniles on the former Clarks Summit Univeristy property in South Abington Twp. Monday afternoon. Township police responded to 538 Venard Road at 3: 34 p. m. for the report of an adult male later identified as Afroyem Moskowitz in a dark-colored, possibly black pickup truck with a cap who shot a firearm several times at juveniles who were riding electric bicycles on a path around the pond area of the grounds, officers said. As officers traveled to the property, county dispatchers informed them the [.].
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 review: Back so soon?
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 review: Back so soon?
All upcoming weapons in Where Winds Meet
While there are quite a lot of martial arts or weapons in Where Winds Meet, more will be added to the game in the future.
Amazon commits $50 billion to new federal AI and HPC buildout for U.S. government
The post Amazon commits $50 billion to new federal AI and HPC buildout for U. S. government appeared com. Amazon said Monday it will put $50 billion into a new buildout of AI and high‑performance computing meant only for U. S. government work under the Trump administration, according to the company’s blog post. The plan will start in 2026, when crews begin building new federal‑grade data centers with 1. 3 gigawatts of power. That is the kind of load you normally see from hundreds of thousands of American homes, not a single project. Amazon said the point is simple: the government wants stronger AI tools, and the company is preparing to deliver them through AWS. The company said federal teams will get AWS AI tools, Anthropic’s Claude models, Nvidia chips, and Amazon’s Trainium processors. These will run inside cloud regions designed to meet strict federal rules. Every part of this build sits inside a wider race among tech giants to secure long‑term contracts tied to AI systems. Amazon expands government AI push with new federal infrastructure Amazon said its move lines up with what others are already doing. Anthropic and Meta announced new AI data centers in the U. S. earlier this year. Oracle, OpenAI, and SoftBank launched their Stargate joint venture in January, a plan built around a $500 billion U. S. infrastructure spend spread out over four years. AWS said the new federal sites will let agencies build custom AI systems and clean up datasets while also helping teams “enhance workforce productivity,” a phrase the company used in its announcement. Amazon said AWS already supports more than 11, 000 government agencies, and that this investment is designed to increase that capacity. AWS CEO Matt Garman said the $50 billion plan “removes the technology barriers that have held government back and further positions America to lead in the AI era.” Matt said it was about meeting the demand that federal agencies keep bringing forward, especially as.
Skate. Season 2 goes retro with new tricks and modes
Skate. Season 2 goes retro with new tricks and modes
Bitcoin’s Sharp Drawdowns Are Healthy and Expected: Pompliano
The post Bitcoin’s Sharp Drawdowns Are Healthy and Expected: Pompliano appeared com. Institutional investors new to crypto may have been caught off guard by Bitcoin’s volatility, which has put downward pressure on its price, according to crypto entrepreneur and investor Anthony Pompliano. During an interview on CNBC’s Squawk Box on Monday, Pompliano said Bitcoin (BTC) draws down roughly once every 1. 5 years, and the recent slump isn’t likely to surprise Bitcoiners who have been in the game for a long time. “Over the last decade, Bitcoin has drawn down 30% or more 21 different times,” said Pompliano. “So Bitcoiners are used to this. Now, who’s not used to this are the people who are coming from Wall Street. They’re not used to this type of volatility.” “These new people are very, very fearful. We’re going into end of year. There’s things around bonuses people are trying to figure out, should I actually sell this asset that I thought I was really excited about? And I think that’s putting some downward pressure on the price,” he added. Bitcoin sell-off was mostly US-based Matthew Sigel, head of digital assets research at investment manager VanEck, said on Monday that Bitcoin’s recent sell-off, which saw the token drop to lows of around $82,000, was “overwhelmingly a US-session phenomenon. Crypto volatility helps push price higher Bitcoin’s price volatility has surged over the last two months and was creeping back up to about 60 as of Monday, which can spark large market moves in both directions, according to Bitwise market analyst Jeff Park. Related: Anthony Pompliano to lead new Bitcoin-buying group raising $750M: FT Pompliano told CNBC that people who have been involved in.
FDA Announces Recall of Boar’s Head Cheese Over Listeria Contamination
FDA Announces Recall of Boar’s Head Cheese Over Listeria Contamination
Mr. Big comes to Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves on December 9
The original big bad of Art of Fighting is older and wiser, but still rocking his electric Arnis sticks and cocky mean streak.
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