Rachel Maddow reports on an unexpected development in the Michael Flynn case when prosecutors withheld without any real explanation some of the documents the judge had ordered them to release to the public.
In November of 2017, Trump attorney John Dowd left a cryptic voicemail for the lawyer of Trump's fmr. National Security Adviser. Elliot Williams gives his take.
Devlin Barrett, national security reporter for the Washington Post, talks with Rachel Maddow about the secret nature of the phone intercepts that serve as part of the basis of the evidence against disgraced Trump NSA Michael Flynn, and why that
The president goes on the defensive and is still getting more cover from his attorney general as his Justice Department defies a court order concerning contacts with the Russians. Susan Page, Elliot Williams, and Eric Tucker all discuss.
As more and more states pass increasingly restrictive bans on abortion, the issue appears poised for the Supreme Court—and it could affect more than just women’s rights. SCOTUS expert Jeffrey Rosen discusses with Ali Velshi.
You feel that you’re unpopular and no one likes you. The bad news is that if that’s the case in the real world there’s no easy way to fix it. The good news is there’s a great substitute — your popularity on Instagram. With this vending machine you can replace your personality with followers on Instagram. It’s just a shame we have to wait a year until Coachella.
This project is an interactive installation from [Dries Depoorter] that makes it possible to buy followers and likes in just a few seconds. It’s not limited to Instagram — you can get followers on FaceBook, YouTube, and Twitter, too. The hardware consists of a Raspberry Pi 3B+, an Arduino, coin acceptor, a few character LCDs running over I2C, and somewhat surprising for a one-off ‘art installation’, a lot of DIN rails mounted to a real industrial enclosure. Someone here knows what they’re doing; there’s something resembling cable management inside this box and this vending machine is built to last.
Using this vending machine is as easy as sticking a few Euro coins in the slot and selecting the number of followers or likes you’d like. In a few minutes afterward, hundreds of notifications pop up on your phone. There’s no mention of the software in this vending machine aside from it being written in Python, which makes us wonder where these Instagram bots are based. Check out the video below.
Federal prosecutors ignored a judge's order to release a transcript of a phone call between Michael Flynn and the Russian ambassador.
2020 presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke opens up to Chris Hayes about impeachment, Trump's tariff bet, and his plan for immigration.
Rep. Bennie Thompson says he came out in favor of an impeachment inquiry only after talking to voters in his district.
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This NEW GUIDE shows how to create a glowing mechanical fish, ready to swim right into your heart. Aside from the electronics, this fish is built using household materials and requires no soldering.
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Learn how to create your own wondrous Trash Fish on the Adafruit Learn System.
Nearly every woman could benefit from having a pair of red shoes in her fashion arsenal. Red shoes can punch up the blandest of outfits and make a bold, confident statement. Unfortunately, red shoes can quickly look tacky or inappropriate if worn the wrong way. Use red shoes to add a touch of spice as needed, but resist the temptation to throw them into an already spicy ensemble to prevent red overkill.
Netflix’s chief content officer said in a statement that the company will “rethink” its Georgia-based investments should the “heartbeat bill” ever come into effect.
Following the passing of Georgia’s “fetal heartbeat” abortion bill, which mandates that abortions are considered illegal beyond the point when a fetal heartbeat can be detected, entertainment industry boycotts have emerged in response to the legislation. While independent studios have taken the lead with staging Georgia state boycotts, many larger studios have remained quiet on the subject.
In an exclusive statement given to Variety, Ted Sarandos, Netflix’s chief content officer, said the company would rethink its “entire investment in Georgia,” if the legislation takes effect.
“We have many women working on productions in Georgia, whose rights, along with millions of others, will be severely restricted by this law,” Sarandos said in the statement.
He continued, “It’s why we will work with the ACLU and others to fight it in court. Given the legislation has not yet been implemented, we’ll continue to film there, while also supporting partners and artists who choose not to. Should it ever come into effect, we’d rethink our entire investment in Georgia.”
The Daily Caller News Foundation reached out to the Motion Picture Association of America, a trade association representing five major Hollywood production studios, for comment.
[Chris Ortman,] chief spokesperson and senior vice president of communications for the MPAA, responded to The Daily Caller News Foundation in a statement, saying:
Film and television production in Georgia supports more than 92,000 jobs and brings significant economic benefits to communities and families. It is important to remember that similar legislation has been attempted in other states, and has either been enjoined by the courts or is currently being challenged. The outcome in Georgia will also be determined through the legal process. We will continue to monitor developments.
While major studios have so far taken a reserved stance when it comes to boycotting the state, several independent companies have joined actors, actresses, and directors in denouncing the “heartbeat” legislation and staging statewide boycotts.
David Simon, creator of HBO’s “The Wire” and “The Deuce,” said he will no longer consider Georgia filming sites on account of the bill.
He tweeted:
Can only speak for my production company. Our comparative assessments of locations for upcoming development will pull Georgia off the list until we can be assured the health options and civil liberties of our female colleagues are unimpaired.
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