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North Korea’s pact with Russia built to outlast Ukraine war
Kim Jong-Un with Vladimir Putin in Vladivostok on April 25, 2019. (Alexei Nikolsky, Russian Presidential Press and Information Office) By Andrew Sharp • Oct 19, 2026 Late last month, Russia’s new ambassador to North Korea paid his respects at two monuments in Pyongyang that bookend nearly eight decades of the countries’ shared history.
AI Governance: AI Vendor Landscape
Author(s): , Helena Lang, An overview of the market landscape for AI Governance and snapshots of notable vendors in the space. Read this report to explore top-level features, vendor capabilities and specializations, and key considerations to inform your solution research and selection process. AI governance, model risk management, AI compliance, responsible AI frameworks, algorithmic accountability, AI policy, bias detection, AI audit, model monitoring, explainability
An Integrative Health Approach Can Benefit Men Over 50
There’s a strain of men’s fitness culture that glorifies all-out exertion—ultramarathons that shred your legs, bench presses stacked with staggering weight, and obstacle courses designed to test how much suffering you can endure. While all that might beat letting your body go to seed while you sit on the couch watching the tube, some see it as an imperfect picture of health.
AI Gateways: AI Vendor Landscape
Author(s): Armaan Sandhu, Helena Lang, An overview of the market landscape for AI gateways and snapshots of notable vendors in the space. Read this report to explore top-level features, vendor capabilities and specializations, and key considerations to inform your solution research and selection process. AI gateway, LLM gateway, AI API management, model routing, prompt management, AI vendor landscape, generative AI infrastructure, AI governance, AI observability, multi-model orchestration
The Chicago Bar Association
Paste in Haste: The ARDC’s Guide to Preventing AI Misuse in Court Filings by Mary Andreoni Read Now Can Himmel Stem the Tsunami of AI Slop? by Frank Young Read Now Counselor, Counsel Thyself (with AI)! by Andrew Sharp Read Now
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Farmers are searching for immigration reform like a lost desert wanderer scanning the horizon for water. But the oasis always turns out to be a mirage. Will this finally be the year for meaningful reform? While President Trump’s total deportation numbers are similar to Biden’s, his administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration has included a noteworthy increase in ICE apprehensions within the country, and border crossings have fallen sharply.
Farmers, Facing Labor Shortages, Push for Immigration Reform
Farmers are searching for immigration reform like a lost desert wanderer scanning the horizon for water. But the oasis always turns out to be a mirage. Will this finally be the year for meaningful reform? While President Trump’s total deportation numbers are similar to Biden’s, his administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration has included a noteworthy increase in ICE apprehensions within the country, and border crossings have fallen sharply.
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Farmers are searching for immigration reform like a lost desert wanderer scanning the horizon for water. But the oasis always turns out to be a mirage. Will this finally be the year for meaningful reform? While President Trump’s total deportation numbers are similar to Biden’s, his administration’s crackdown on illegal immigration has included a noteworthy increase in ICE apprehensions within the country, and border crossings have fallen sharply.
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In red swath of rural Delaware, protesters make their voices heard On a cold, sunny Saturday on March 28 in Milford, Delaware, the No Kings protest site is mostly empty just before the official 9 a.m. start time. But as if on cue, a throng of people bearing signs and small American flags begin emerging from cars into the shopping plaza parking lot, collecting along the nearby highway in the biting wind.
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In red swath of rural Delaware, protesters make their voices heard On a cold, sunny Saturday on March 28 in Milford, Delaware, the No Kings protest site is mostly empty just before the official 9 a.m. start time. But as if on cue, a throng of people bearing signs and small American flags begin emerging from cars into the shopping plaza parking lot, collecting along the nearby highway in the biting wind.
Rural and Small Town Americans Show Up for No Kings Rallies
In red swath of rural Delaware, protesters make their voices heard On a cold, sunny Saturday on March 28 in Milford, Delaware, the No Kings protest site is mostly empty just before the official 9 a.m. start time. But as if on cue, a throng of people bearing signs and small American flags begin emerging from cars into the shopping plaza parking lot, collecting along the nearby highway in the biting wind.
Sharp China with Bill Bishop
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Trump Deportations Have Dairy Farmers on Edge
By Andrew Sharp and Barn Raiser Visit a dairy farm anywhere in the country and odds are decent you’ll overhear conversations in Spanish. Like other farmers in the United States, dairy farmers rely on immigrant laborers from Mexico or Central America, many of them without authorization to work here. Immigrant labor is vital in getting milk to market, whether it’s moving cows through milking machines, taking care of chores that milking robots still can’t do or trucking milk across the country.
Sharp China: Whither TikTok?
Thanks everyone who tuned into today’s live video with to discuss the SCOTUS decision about TikTok and what may be next for the app in the US. We are still in beta please so excuse the chatter for the first 40 seconds or so. Get more from Bill Bishop in the Substack app Available for iOS and Android
Tribes Uphold Centuries-Old Treaty by Delivering Dead Deer to Virginia Governor
A group of Virginia residents may be the only people in the country who pay taxes in wild game. The Pamunkey and Mattaponi tribes delivered two freshly-harvested whitetail bucks to Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin on the steps of the executive mansion in Richmond on Tuesday. It was the 347th observance of a tradition they’ve upheld since 1677. The Mattaponi and Pamunkey tribes are remnants of the great Powhatan Confederacy that greeted the earliest English settlers.
Kilgour V Commissioner Of Taxation [2024] FCA 687: Regrettably On Arm's Length Terms
There is an age-old adage that "bad facts make bad law", which in the world of tax jurisprudence has proven to be the case time and time again. However, every so often, from a particular and curious set of facts can emerge principles that help clarify an otherwise confusing and often contradictory set of judicial principles.
Private Equity Tax Update - September 2024
Recent legislative changes to Australia's taxation system, coupled with current market conditions, present a unique set of tax and commercial considerations for Private Equity (PE) fund CFOs. In this update, A&M analyses these factors and explores effective strategies to navigate them.
Governor candidates offer sharply different strategies to improve Delaware
(Spotlight Delaware is a community-powered, collaborative, nonprofit newsroom covering the First State. Learn more at spotlightdelaware.org) The debate at the Dover Public Library was hosted by the Delaware Journalism Collaborative, a group of more than 20 news outlets around the state that provided panelists who quizzed the candidates on issues affecting everyday residents. Current Gov. John Carney has hit his term limit, leaving three Democrats and three Republicans competing to take his place.
Rufa Red Knot Struggles As Horseshoe Crab Populations Decline
The rufa red knot can survive 9,000-mile migrations, but can it weather the Anthropocene? If the rufa red knot flew much farther south on its migration from the Arctic, it would soon be going north again. Each fall, this little shorebird, a threatened species the size of a robin, travels the delicate thread of a path from its Arctic breeding grounds, down the entire North American East Coast, through the Caribbean, and as far south as Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, a total distance of 9,000 miles.
Learning financial literacy
Students at Shortlidge Academy in the Red Clay Consolidated School District saved up thousands of dollars this year for a special celebration with a moon bounce. Sure, the money wasn’t actual U.S. currency — the school minted its own bills to give out as awards for acts of kindness or good class behavior. The students, however, still got to practice the concept of saving. The fun lesson followed the national One School, One Book concept, adapted for a special focus on financial literacy.
Complexity For International Private Equity Investments In Australia
The intricacies surrounding foreign private equity investment into Australia remains a central focus area for regulatory bodies including the Australian Tax Office (ATO) and the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB). Treasurer Jim Chalmers has expressed support for this emphasis highlighting that his proposed FIRB reforms are aimed at intensifying scrutiny over foreign private equity investment via a request for unprecedented tax disclosures and imposing strict tax conditions1.
Private Equity Tax Update - June 2024
The recent announcement of the Australian Federal Budget has revealed notable changes to the taxation system, impacting various aspects of tax in private equity. Explore A&M's analysis of the latest developments in private equity taxation in Australia, and discover what steps professionals should take to navigate these issues effectively.
The journey of a lifetime
The journey took them across five ecological zones, each with varying elevation and weather conditions. It began in the rainforest, surrounded by thick and lush forestry. “You have to be prepared for everything,” Menelik Duey said. “It could rain at any moment.” After day one, everyone was excited to reach the campsite. “We finally made it,” said Menelik Duey, unaware of what would come. The next day, morale was lower as reality set in: This was only day two of eight.
Real-world experience
University of Delaware students huddled in office space in the FinTech Innovation Hub on UD’s STAR Campus until late in the evening on March 14, preparing for the final round of the Carol A. Ammon Case Competition. When organizer Amy Estey left at 9:30 p.m., she noticed that the eventual winning team, the “Analytical Artisans,” remained in a conference room hard at work. When she returned at 7:30 the next morning, there they all were, still preparing. “Did you guys go home?” she asked.
Northern lights timelapses.
Northern lights timelapses. These don’t look like they even belong on planet Earth. Submitted by: Andrew Sharp Published by: Ashley Dreiling on April 16, 2024 at 8:00 am
AI chatbots share some human biases, researchers find
As artificial intelligence gets better at giving humans what they want, it also could get better at giving malicious humans what they want. That's one of the concerns driving new research by University of Delaware researchers, published in March in the journal Scientific Reports.
Watching the solar eclipse safely
It's the sight of a lifetime, but a solar eclipse can cause permanent damage to your eyes if you don't protect them.
Crucial conversations
Yusaf Salaam can’t say what his life would have been like had he not gone to New York City’s Central Park on the evening of April 19, 1989, calling the question the “great unknown.” Salaam describes himself then as a shy, creative 15-year-old interested in architecture and graphic design. He had no idea that his childhood would end that day.
Offshore wind training
With offshore wind energy leases approved and purchase agreements inked for neighboring states New Jersey, Maryland and New York, a new Delaware-based training program was built to address the needs of a regional offshore wind workforce. Having local professionals who are trained to work offshore will be critical to help propel the industry forward in the region.
An enlightening experience
Editor’s Note: As headquarters for the National Council for Black Studies, the University of Delaware is leading a nationwide effort to expand the NCBS Honor Society to include university chapters. NCBS Executive Director and UD Professor Alicia Fontnette spearheaded this initiative with an inaugural cohort of 10 Blue Hen undergraduates.
Beyond the Iron Curtain
The first time the late Tom Lathrop suggested that Hans-Jörg Busch accept a visiting professor position at the University of Delaware, Busch had to decline. “They don’t allow us to travel,” he said. This was in 1988 when the two Spanish professors, Lathrop from UD and Busch from Karl Marx University (now the University of Leipzig) in the former German Democratic Republic, commonly known as East German or the GDR, met at a conference in Poland.
Validating the Composite Pulmonary Embolism Shock Score for Predicting Normotensive Shock in Intermediate-Risk Pulmonary Embolism
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Holiday shopping trends
With Thanksgiving and Black Friday behind us, we’re in the thick of the holiday shopping season. It’s an important time for retailers, who deluge us for a couple months with nostalgia, suggestions to splurge and maybe a dash of guilt, then tally up their earnings at the end to see if they’ve made the shareholders happy. It’s also the time of year when retail organizations survey consumers and try to figure out if they’re going to pony up the money to keep the economy humming.
Enhancing student success
Her freshman year, Kisner shadowed a family medicine doctor in her hometown of Dover. The summer leading into her sophomore year, she shadowed an obstetrician-gynecologist at a women’s health center, which helped her narrow down her focus. Both wrote her letters of recommendation – another key requirement for admission into medical school. “The Center for Health Profession Studies helped direct me to experiences – not just because they would look good – but because I enjoyed them,” Kisner said.
Hypertension Management
Renal Denervation Provides a Complementary Treatment Option There are currently 1.28 million adults with hypertension globally.1 Uncontrolled hypertension affects approximately 10% to 30% of these individuals and is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular events, such as stroke, myocardial infarction, heart failure, and cardiovascular mortality.2 In Europe, hypertension (HTN) is defined as in-office systolic blood pressure (SBP) values ≥140 mmHg and/or diastolic blood pressure...
Can ‘TNF’ Be Fixed? Plus, Trends to Find Week 4 Winners.
Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images Sharp and House kick things off with suggestions to fix Thursday Night Football (01:00) before diving into Sunday’s slate with Buffalo-Baltimore (8:00). Then, they share their leans in Kansas City–Tampa Bay (17:00), Jacksonville-Philadelphia (27:00), and Niners-Rams (36:00) before closing the show by giving out some parlay and teaser legs (41:00).
Sharp Tech with Ben Thompson on Apple Podcasts
27 episodes A podcast about understanding how tech works and the way it is changing the world. Hosted by Andrew Sharp with Ben Thompson. A podcast about understanding how tech works and the way it is changing the world. Hosted by Andrew Sharp with Ben Thompson.
Cracker Jack Old Timers' Classics in DC Stadium Created Memories That Lasted
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Debating Imminent Superteam Extinction, Lakers Dysfunction Hits a New Season High, A Word about Nerds on Apple Podcasts
10 min On today's show Andrew Sharp and Ben Golliver take an extended look at the state of the superteam era in the NBA. As the Nets, Lakers and Clippers are mired in turmoil, are the blueprints of the past decade becoming obsolete? Which factors are driving the changes we've seen, and which aspects of the league will never actually change?
Generic Jazz Praise, The Second Tier of this Rookie Class, and More on Apple Podcasts
20 min On today’s episode Andrew Sharp and Ben Golliver begin with a few updates on the NBA in the age of omicron and what might be the unboxing event of the year. Then (8:00): Celebrating actual basketball with a holiday edition of start-bench-cut. Topics include: Viewing priorities for Christmas Day in the NBA, the Jazz as title contenders, generic discussion of the value of the midrange, Jonathan Kuminga vs. Franz Wagner vs. Josh Giddey, Zach LaVine vs.
ALERT: Jadeveon Clowney Is Not Safe for College Football
ALERT: Jadeveon Clowney Is Not Safe for College Football Gerry Melendez/The State/MCT via Getty Images This is not relevant to the NBA or NHL playoffs or baseball or anything else in today’s news cycle, but in the spirit of Robert Mays’s countdown to the NFL season, let’s take a second to look at Jadeveon Clowney, the freak-of-nature hell-beast entering his junior season at South Carolina.
The Legend of Udonis Haslem
The vast majority of sports legends are so successful that their place in history is almost self-explanatory. There are others, though, who resonate for reasons that are harder to articulate. They’re known less for what they did than how they did it. These athletes generally won’t make the Hall of Fame, but they’re remembered forever by anyone who happened to be paying attention. Udonis Haslem is in that second category. A Miami native, he’s spent each of his 17 NBA seasons with the Heat.
Why LeBron and the Lakers should use small ball
LeBron James's tenure with the Lakers is still in its infancy, which means we have more questions than answers at the moment. One of the major storylines will be the brand of basketball the Lakers decide to play. Will they go with small-ball looks or play JaVale McGee at center? Does Brandon Ingram take on major minutes initiating the offense? How will Rajon Rondo and James adjust if the Lakers decide to take on a faster pace?
Miami and Texas, Bad Decisions, and Legends: Welcome to the NBA Finals
David Santiago/El Nuevo Herald/MCT via Getty Images It’s been six weeks, but after three rounds and 78 playoff games, we’re here. The NBA Finals. We did it. This is our reward for sitting through the Bulls-Nets series. And if you’re a little bit exhausted after the past few rounds of hoops, that’s totally understandable. But in a few weeks basketball will be over, and all we’ll be left with for the summer is baseball. So savor this.
Dunking > Tanking: All Hail the Pistons
Gary Dineen/NBAE via Getty Images We thought the NBA offseason was over, we thought it was time to move on to football, we thought Brandon Jennings was going spend the rest of his prime in NBA limbo like Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf. BUT THEN: Detroit and Milwaukee are nearing a sign-and-trade agreement to send Brandon Jennings to the Pistons, league sources tell Y! Sports.
Andre Drummond and the Next Chapter in the Greatest Love Story of Our Time
Andre Drummond and the Next Chapter in the Greatest Love Story of Our Time Allen Einstein/NBAE/Getty Images You may remember a few weeks ago when we told you that Andre Drummond won the summer. He used Woman Crush Wednesday on Instagram to seduce his celebrity crush, Nickelodeon star Jennette McCurdy, the story went mainstream, he sent her teddy bears and flowers, and he eventually landed a date in real life. It was great. But now it’s real.
Inside Jimmy Butler's Fresh Start With the Miami Heat
Before the season began, Jimmy Butler was asked about podcasts. Specifically, he was asked about podcast hosts who, at the height of NBA free agency last summer, couldn’t understand his decision to leave two All-Stars on the 76ers and engineer a sign-and-trade to a Heat team that won 39 games a year ago. Wasn't this the same guy who forced his way out of Minnesota because he wanted to play for a title contender? Isn’t that exactly what he was leaving in Philadelphia?
Who should be the favorite for Rookie of the Year?
Zion Williamson is entering the NBA season as the favorite to win Rookie of the Year. But are there any other players that should be on our radar? Zion Williamson is entering the NBA season as the favorite to win Rookie of the Year but are there any other players that should be on our radar? Andrew Sharp and The Washington Post's Ben Golliver discuss Ja Morant, Tyler Herro and more first year players who deserve early consideration for the award on the latest Open Floor podcast.
Is Jaylen Brown Worth a Max Extension? | Open Floor Podcast
Andrew Sharp: Moving on here. Sean Devaney, Boston reporter, says sources say that chances are “pretty slim” on an extension between the Celtics and Jaylen Brown. So quickly here, Ben. I’m curious, would you give a max extension to Jaylen Brown, Pascal Siakam or Brandon Ingram? The deadline for those deals to be signed is Oct. 21, I believe. So what do you think of those two situations? Ben Golliver: I would give one to Pascal. I would probably not but think pretty hard about giving one to Ingram.
Open floor: Should Celtics give Jaylen Brown give a max extension?
Andrew Sharp: Moving on here. Sean Devaney, Boston reporter, says sources say that chances are “pretty slim” on an extension between the Celtics and Jaylen Brown. So quickly here, Ben. I’m curious, would you give a max extension to Jaylen Brown, Pascal Siakam or Brandon Ingram? The deadline for those deals to be signed is Oct. 21, I believe. So what do you think of those two situations? Ben Golliver: I would give one to Pascal. I would probably not but think pretty hard about giving one to Ingram.
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