Reminders for staying safe in extreme heat

Reminders for staying safe in extreme heat

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Oppressive heat is expected to scorch Central Texas on Sunday with heat indices near 108°. LATEST FORECAST A Few Reminders If you have to be outdoors, remember to stay hydrated and rest often. Taking frequent breaks in the shade is encouraged. Remember to check backseats when parking your cars, and to not…

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Exclusive | Former leader of New York Young Republicans endorsed by outgoing FCC commissioner to take up post

Exclusive | Former leader of New York Young Republicans endorsed by outgoing FCC commissioner to take up post

WASHINGTON — The former leader of New York’s Young Republicans was endorsed Saturday by an outgoing member of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to fill his vacancy. FCC commissioner Nathan Simington told The Post in a phone interview Saturday that Gavin Wax, 31, “would be a great” replacement and had been hearing “buzz” about a…

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Film festival showcases what AI can do on the big screen

Film festival showcases what AI can do on the big screen

Artificial intelligence‘s use in movie-making is exploding. And a young film festival, now in its junior year, is showcasing what this technology can do on screen today. The annual AI Film Festival, organized by Runway, a company that specializes in AI-generated video, kicked off in New York Thursday night with ten short films from around the…

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How Trump can leverage Ukraine’s ‘badass’ strike to finally make Putin blink

How Trump can leverage Ukraine’s ‘badass’ strike to finally make Putin blink

President Donald Trump has privately talked of Ukraine’s drone operation deep inside Russia as “strong” and “badass,” Axios reports. He’s right on that — but not so much, we’d suggest, in his worries that the attack will make it harder to reach a cease-fire. Consider: Kyiv once again targeted the enemy’s military assets, specifically Moscow’s…

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