Daily Show Prep: Wednesday, March 13

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Biden, Trump lock up party nominations, setting stage for presidential rematch

Judge dismisses six counts in Trump Fulton County indictment

breaks down the the legislation.


Hour 2

https://www.953mnc.com/2024/03/12/niles-community-schools-responds-after-school-bus-fight/
Roku Is Locking Users of Smart TVs Until They Agree to Terms That the Dispute Resolution Process

Interview: Greg Wrightstone

Coalition

Scientists Expose Major Problems With Climate Change Data


Hour 3

“THERE ARE A LOT OF SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES…” DIVING DEEP INTO THE BOEING WHISTLEBLOWER’S MYSTERIOUS (AHEM) “SUICIDE!”

Actress posing as gender-confused girl prescribed testosterone within minutes at Quebec clinic

RuPaul’s “Anti-Book Ban” Bookstore Ends Up Banning Books By Conservative Authors

Monday, April 17 – 3 Podcast

Hate Crime Hoax Finds Black Man Posing as Racist White Man in Obscene Letter Campaign – Breitbart

An African American man Tennessee was arrested for allegedly posing as local white business owner and writing letters pretending businessman was a racist who was planning attacks on local black leaders.

U of Michigan Professor Claims that the English Language Is ‘Sexist’ – Breitbart

In a lecture at Iowa State University, University of Michigan Professor Anne Curzan argued that the English language is “.”

Roku TVs to Listen in on Programs and Suggest New Content – Breitbart

While may seem slightly Orwellian, has ensured that customer privacy will be protected by requiring users to opt-in to the feature and not have it function automatically without their consent. Known as “More Ways to ,” it can be turned off at any time; however, Roku has said that information collected will not be deleted.

Your Kids’ School-Owned Devices Are Spying On Them, Report Finds – Consumerist

The EFF’s “Spying on Students” report [PDF] pulls together two years’ worth of research and data trying to find out whether educational technology ( tech) companies are protecting students’ privacy. The answer is, unfortunately, largely not.

Google Hire: Job website could let employers see your search history

It will reportedly be a recruitment tool similar to LinkedIn — however, early reports suggest it will be available through your personal Google account.