Posts by Amelia Frost
Senate Approves War Powers Resolution To End Iran War For The First Time As Cassidy Flips After Primary Loss
The Senate approved for the first time a war powers resolution seeking to limit President Donald Trump’s ability to continue the war in Iran without congressional approval after Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy flipped his vote following his defeat in the Republican primary. Cassidy joined Rand Paul, Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski in backing the resolution.…
Read MoreEd Gallrein Beats Thomas Massie In Kentucky GOP Primary, Pushing Out Another Trump Foe
Ed Gallrein won the Republican primary in Kentucky’s 4th district after receiving President Donald Trump’s endorsement, pushing out another one of his political foes within the GOP. Massie, who had comfortably won previous elections, only managed to get a little over 45% of the vote after Trump withdrew his endorsement and began attacking him. NBC…
Read MorePrithvinath Garigapuram on Healthcare’s Real AI Problem
Modern medicine has never had greater access to imaging, patient data, computational intelligence, and tools than it does today. And yet, clinical decision-making at the point of care hasn’t improved at the same pace. The conversation around clinical AI tends to default to patient dashboards or autonomous diagnosis while overlooking the fundamental challenge of how…
Read MorePentagon Makes Deal With Shield AI For Cheap Drone Program Amid Iran War
The Pentagon has tapped Shield AI to integrate its software into a new one-way attack drone program designed to give U.S. forces cheaper weapons in larger numbers as the Iran war and other modern conflicts accelerate demand for unmanned systems. The contract, announced by Shield AI, places the San Diego-based defense technology company at the…
Read MoreJames Berlingeri on Why Men Over 40 Must Treat Health and Wellness as Part of Long-Term Life Planning
As men move into their forties and beyond, conversations around financial planning, career growth, and retirement preparation often become more structured and intentional. Health, however, frequently receives far less long-term planning. According to a survey, more than one-third of respondents said their jobs contribute significantly to stress and anxiety, while long working hours remained one…
Read MoreBuilding the Future of Finance: Inside the Vision of Garth Howat
Financial technology often draws attention when markets move quickly, but Garth Howat has spent much of his career looking past short-term noise. For him, the more important question has been practical: how can financial systems move money, support institutions, and serve customers across borders with fewer barriers? That question has shaped Howat’s work as a…
Read MoreOnly 7% of CMOs Have Real-Time Consumer Insight: Why Up-to-Date Data Matters
Today, many brands and organizations rely on various forms of market research to guide their decision-making strategies. The problem is that the nature of how brands conduct this research often means most executive decisions are made on outdated information. In other words, their marketing campaigns are created under the assumption that nothing will change in…
Read MoreSoldiers Say Request For Additional Medical Support Was Ignored Before Deadly Iranian Attack: Report
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth giving a briefing during the Iran war. CSPAN A U.S. Army unit’s request for more medical support weeks before an Iranian attack was ignored, leading to the death of a soldier who was injured and could have been saved, according to a new report. CBS News noted that the command…
Read MoreMike Ehrle Counted 281 Phone Calls. Then He Built a Company Around What They Were Really Asking.
Mike Ehrle He kept a list. Every time a private equity firm called during his three years as CEO of Click Boarding, Mike Ehrle made a note on his Remarkable notepad. By the time he left, the count stood at 281. The calls were not about Click Boarding specifically. They were the same call, made…
Read MoreHouse Lawmakers From Both Parties Finalize Crypto Tax Bill As Congress Expands Digital Asset Push
Congressional lawmakers have finalized a bipartisan proposal aimed at clarifying how cryptocurrencies are taxed in the United States, adding to a growing list of digital asset bills moving through Washington as regulators and lawmakers increase oversight of the sector. The proposal, drafted by members of the House Ways and Means Committee, focuses on tax treatment…
Read MoreLack Of Vaccine, Armed Conflicts And Delayed Detection Complicate Ebola Response
The new Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda is becoming one of the most difficult public health emergencies to contain in years, not because Ebola is new to the region, but because this version of the crisis combines numerous factors that health officials fear. The World Health Organization declared the outbreak…
Read MoreOhio Teen Takes On Rural Medicine’s Hardest Problem—and Presents His Solution at Dartmouth College
While most high school juniors spent this week in class, Aviraj Soin was standing in front of some of the country’s leading rural health researchers, presenting an AI-powered diagnostic tool he built himself. Soin, a high school junior, from Yellow Springs, Ohio — a community of roughly 3,700 people — traveled to Hanover, New Hampshire…
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