Ctea Mark Bittman s Vegetable Soup Jason Hiner/ZDNETThe innovations happening in the TV space are making content more immersive to consume than ever and the worldapos leading TV maker led the charge at CES 2024 with meaningful upgrades across its top devices, the launch of new product lines, and two first-in-the-world breakthroughs. xA0;Also: xA0;CES 2024: Whatapos Next in TechI got to go eyes-on with everything Samsung unveile d in Las Vegas in its new lineup of TVs, computer monitors, and home entertainment devices and these are the four things I was most excited to share with you. xA0;1. S95D OLED TVapos new glare-free matte finish xA0;One of the simplest 2024 upgrades was also the most impressive to see in person. Samsungapos new Glare Free OLED that itapos bringing to the top-of-the-line S95D OLED makes this TV the best one to look at in the entire Samsung lineup. When you combine the beautiful contrast and vibrant color of Samsungapos QD-OLED technology with the new matte finish, it produces a TV that is a pleasure to watch from any angle and in the brightest or darkest rooms. xA0;Also: Samsung unveils 2024 TVs with AI features that youapos;d actually want to useSpecial Feature Best of CES 2024 ZDNET sorts through the wave of CES news and announcements to identify innovations that will make the most impact on professionals. Learn about the newest products and trends that transform the future of work and life. Read now Instead of being a Qffz The best soundproof curtains you can buy IdeasBy William WalldorfJanuary 31, 2024 10:03 AM ESTWilliam Walldorf is a professor of politics and international affairs at Wake Forest and a visiting fellow at Defense Priorities. He is currently writing a book, Americas Forever Wars: Why So Long, Why End Now, What Comes Next, focused on Syria, Iraq, and Afghanistan.The U.S. is creeping toward war in the Middle East. A drone attack at a U.S. base on Sunday killed 3 American troops and injured 34 others. The attack鈥攃laimed by Islamic Resistance in Iraq, which opposes Washingtons support for Israel鈥攈as prompted Presid ent Joe Biden to vow retaliation. His Administration is readying retaliatory strikes over the course of several days that mark a dangerous escalation that could spiral out of control. Are Americans ready for war Not at all.Pro-Israel sentime nts aside, the U.S. public and its leaders are deeply divided today about Middle East policy. War will not only lead to recession and drain U.S. resources to the benefit of China, but divisions at home could do harm to U.S. foreign policy for years to come. Its time, then, for Biden to de-escalate tension and push Israel toward peace. Each major U.S. war since 1900 was buoyed at its outset by a big story that research shows galvanized national consensus and buy-in to the costs of war. A story about the existential danger of Soviet expansion and stopping communism brought robust initial support for Korea and Vietnam. In the 2000s and 2010s, the big story was about Sep t. 11
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Kncl Follow the Dust to Find Planets A helpful flight of fancy Jason Hiner/ZDNETThink of all the things you donapos;t really like doing.Taking the trash out, perhaps. Or talking to neighbors for whom you have little esteem.I suspect the pros pect of flying economy class might even supersede these questionable joys in your level of reluctance to do it.Also: The best VR headsets right now and how Apple Vision Pro stacks up But please bear with me as I attempt to open your mind a little, while placing some goggles on your head.You see, Iapos;ve been thinking a lot about the Apple Vision Pro.Flying away on a flightWhile experiencing an Apple store demo of mankindapos new mask, I was struck by how many times I uttered guttural expressions of surprise and wonder within a very short period.The sense of being in a different world -- while still being vaguely attached to the one you know -- is quite mesmerizing.Which brings me, quite naturally, to flying.There have been many times when Iapos;ve been perched in an economy class seat and wished I could be somewhere other than in an economy class seat.Perhaps the human being next to me has pulled out their laptop immediately after takeoff, placed it on their tray table, and consistently nudged me with their elbows as they typed for five painful hours. Or six.Also: xA0;Apple Vision Pro review: Fascinating, flawed, and needs to fix 5 thingsOr perhaps th ere was a wailing child, an inconsiderate snorer, or a painfully chatty bore sitting between me and sanity.What if I Fgkj Tesla Beats Charges in Fatal Autopilot Crash Trial IdeasBy The Aspen InstituteJune 14, 2017 12:00 PM EDTThe Aspen Institute is an educational and policy studies organization based in Washington, D.C.1. This is why women donrsquo;t run for office.By Janie Boschma in Politico2. How text messagi ng can tackle childhood obesity.By Susan McGreevey at the Harvard Gazette3. Your local pharmacy is about to get some serious competition.By Ryan Marling in the Health Care Blog4. Scientists have found the killer protein that helps Ebola spread so quickly.By Carolyn Scofield at Tulane University5. To bring justice to Americarsquo mass incarceration crisis, a philanthropist aims to inspire others by selling art.By Darren Walker at the Ford FoundationThe Aspen Institute is an educational and policy studies organization based in Washington, D.C.More Must-Reads from TIMEHow the Economy is Doing in the Swing StatesHarris Battles For the Bro VoteOur Guide to Voting in the 2024 Electio nMel Robbins Will Make You Do ItWhy Vinegar Is So Good for YouYou Dont Have to Dread the End of Daylight SavingThe 20 Best Halloween TV Episodes of All TimeMeet TIMEs Newest Class of Next Generation LeadersContact us at letters@timeTIME Ideas hosts the worlds leading voices, providing commentary on events in news, society, and culture. We welcome outside contributions. Opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect the views of TIME editors.
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Ncoa We Need to Ditch Our Filthiest Source of Energy: Coal Taylor Swift performs onstage for the opening nig ht of Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., on March 17, 2023.Kevin Winter鈥擳AS Rights Management/Getty ImagesBy Chantelle LeeMay 29, 2024 4:06 PM EDTSwifties flocked to the social media platform X on Wednesday to demand that Taylor Swift Speak Now on Gaza, calling out her silence on the ongoing conflict.The hashtag SwiftiesForPalestine was trending on X, garnering 105,000 posts by Wednesday. The online callout comes after an Israeli airstrike in Rafah killed at least 45 Palestinians over the weekend, sparking international outrage. Several celebrities, including Ariana Grande and Kehlani, have since shared statements of support for a ceasefire on social media. But Swift has not been one of them, prompting fans to take to social media.Under the hashtag, fans posted photos of themselves holding up signs saying We Demand Swift Action! and Swifties For Palestine outside the singers Eras Tour venues in E urope. Fans were also circulating a letter on X, pressing the singer to use her large platform to speak up in support of the Palestinian cause..@taylorswift13 your silence has been deafening and in times like these you should speak up!! SpeakNow SwiftiesForPalestine there are children being burned alive and beheaded in rafah so SPEAK NOW TAYLOR FreePalestine pic.twitter/U56rZN6zHDmdash; 饾悜饾悗饾悂饾悎饾悕 @folkwhvre May 29, 2024 As an internationally renowned and significant artist, your voice Tdqz Firefighters Save Kitten That Survived 385-Mile Road Trip Trapped in a Car Engine By Solcyr茅 Burga and Simmone ShahMarch 21, 2024 2:48 PM EDTThe Department of Justice DOJ sued Apple on Thursday, accusing the tech giant of maintaining a monopoly over the smartphone market.The complaint, which was filed with 16 state and district attorneys genera l, argues that Apple engages in anticompetitive behavior by restricting how third-party products can interact with its products, including apps, non-Apple smartwatches, and more. For years, Apple responded to competitive threats by imposing a series of Whac-A-Mole contractual rules and restrictions that have allowed Apple to extract higher prices from consumers, impose higher fees on developers and creators, and to throttle competitive alternatives from rival technologies, said Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter of the Justice Departments Antitrust Division. Attorney General Merrick Garland claimed in a press conference that Apples dominance comes not by making its own products better鈥攂ut by making other products worse. Apple argues the latest lawsuit would lead to government overreach that would restrict the companys ability to freely design its technology. This lawsuit threatens who we are and the principles that set Apple products apart in fiercely competitive markets, said Apple in a statement. If successful, it would hinder our ability to create the kind of technology people expect from Apple鈥攚here hardware, software, and services intersect. Apples shares fell more than 4% during trading on Thurs
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Suhe Heinz s Condiment-Mixing Machine Makes Your Unholy Dipping Sauce Creations a Reality There something to be said about the power of the internet when it latches onto a viral moment鈥攍ike Madame Web 8216 now infamous trailer quote, which doesn ;t even appear in the actual Sony Pictures Spider-Man Universe movie. You know the one, where Dakota Johnson utters He was in the Amazon with my mom when she was researching spiders right before she died. It really just set the tone that would, for better or worse, lead the discourse about the film. To one of its stars, the film reception definitely suffered because of it. In an interview with Variety, while promoting her current picture Space Cadet, Emma Roberts reflected on Madame Web 8216 meme trajectory as a movie she belie ved in. Things work; things dont work. Everyone likes to act like they can predict if theyre going to work or theyr e not. And the truth is, you cant. Things do badly, and then they blow up later on TikTok. Things do well, but then you watch them, and youre like, This did well ; There is no secret. Its about doing something goodish and it hitting at the right time. Everything else is like a wish and a prayer, she said. Roberts played Mary Parker, Ben Parker very pregnant sister, in scenes opposite Madame Web 8216 protagonist, Johnson鈥攊ncluding a very memorable baby shower early on, and that pivotal third-act rescue sequence. She continued, Im not intimidated by failure, and Im not intimidated by people having negative Yagq Universal s New Wolf Man Is More of a Man Wolf, and Even That s Pushing It Illustration by Sydney Rae Hass for TIMEBy Alexandra SifferlinDecember 16, 2015 12:06 PM ESTOnly in the past two decades has depression in children been taken seriously. Now, it becoming clear that kids as young as three can have major depression. Thatrsquo due largely to the work of Dr. Joan Luby, the director of the Early Emotional Development Program at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, who is credited with spurring the small but growing body of evidence that preschoolers can experience depression and be successfully treated.Nobody believed preschoolers could get depressed, says Luby. People generally assumed children under the age of six were too developmentally immature to experience the core emotions of depression. I am not sure the zeitgeist has changed as dramatically is it probably should, given the data thatrsquo available.On Wednesday, Luby added to that data with her most recent study on how depression among preschoolers creates unique changes in the brain that remain as children age. In the study published in JAMA Psychiatry, Luby and her co lleagues discovered that depression in preschool results in changes in cortical gray matter development in the brain, which is important for emotion regulation.The researchers looked at a group of 193 children ages three to six: 90 of whom had a diagnosis of major depressive disorder. The children were followed for 11 years and underwent brain scans.MORE: 29% O
