fired from lebanon. israeli military announced new strikes on both gaza and lebanon days after israeli forces stormed one of islam s holiest sites decided i hear the warm it was very, very scary peacekeeping force in lebanon stressed that neither side wants another war. one week ago. we had members take it upon themselves to rush the well and stop the people s business point. did we encourage violence . and we will never quit? justice thomas s luxury trips with the gop mega donor republika, revealing decades perks the supreme court justice received from texas billionaire harlan crow struck us in this reporting was just the frequency of these trips and just the lavishness. revelations in this report has critics in congress calling to impose serious ethical rules on the highest court in the land. you say better regulation would not have prevented they would have would have. so what s better? very often. when it comes to regulations you have. this is the problem. they try to fix
new reporting on the judge in the mar-a-lago documents case. new questions about whether she should step aside as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening once again. i m stephanie ruhle and we are now 138 days away from an election in which abortion is set to play a defining role. and now democrats on capitol hill have a new focus when it comes to safeguarding abortion access. which they believe will be at risk if donald trump returns to the white house. they are ramping up efforts to reveal the comstock act. this has been on the books 150 years. it is related to materials being sent by mail that are connected to abortion. it is often referred to as a zombie law because it remains on the books though it hasn t been enforced in decades. the democratic senator tina smith who is cosponsoring the bill to repeal it warns it could be used under trump to crack down on abortion access or ban it altogether. we have seen a full on attack on women and their
it did, okay, but if it did, then society can step in and make sure it s done in a way that people would have jobs and good paying jobs. but we get the benefit from it. the other thing i should put about a i. there is a downside. bad guys are going to use it to people like us. we use it for all these things. we also have to, you know, think of risk and fraud and marketing and errors helping clients. we also have to use it to combat combat. bad bad guys in the cyber world , the fake id world and things like that. so i think it would be a plus, but it s just do it thought exercise two million truckers that they re gonna lose their jobs to market of, you know a i driving, you know, and they re gonna go from $75,000 a year to next job at 25 that would destroy families. i wouldn t do that. i would phase it in over time. have retraining . even if you could doesn t mean you should even if you could does not mean you should. that s where societies to step in and governments to step in and make
The central Japan town of Eiheiji, known for its ancient Zen Buddhist temple in Fukui Prefecture, is set to be the first place in the country to adopt a new type of autonomous self-driving vehicle, hoping to pioneer investment in what could become an important future technology.