Time running out on surveillance bill reauthorization
Congress debates reauthorizing a key foreign intelligence collection program as four weeks remain. The House passed a version 13-8 amid partisan lines with privacy concerns over unmasking. Senate opposition to warrants in database searches complicates consensus before adjournment.
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Gift Guide for Budget Streaming Devices in TV Era
New York AP outlines budget streaming options from Roku to Apple TV across price points. It compares built in smart TVs, Fire TV sticks, Chromecast, Nvidia Shield, and Apple TV while noting service subscriptions and app availability for Netflix Hulu YouTube and more. It highlights key features like 4K HDR, voice control, and device compatibility across brands.
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Hawaii conducts first Cold War siren test since end of era
Hawaii emergency officials tested the revived siren system across Oahu to prepare for a potential nuclear attack from North Korea. The minute-long warning aimed to inform residents and tourists of shelter steps with less than 20 minutes to react if missiles were launched. Public reaction was muted, with some travelers unsure of the test’s purpose. Authorities stressed ongoing monthly tests and public briefings, noting Hawaii no longer has nuclear shelters.
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