President Joe Biden’s debate gamble backfires

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Democrats exited the presidential debate Thursday night in a panic as President Biden’s appearance left a nation questioning his ability to govern for another term.

While well-prepared with facts and figures, Biden’s shaky voice and rickety manner without a Teleprompter, quickly became the headline of this debate.

The raspy speech, the halting nature of some of the answers and occasional lapses into non sequiturs revealed a Biden that had been carefully shielded from view.

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It will be hard for Biden to recover from this performance and the risky gamble that the campaign took with an early debate.

There were no “cheap fake” videos here. The real videos will fill the internet Friday as the spin about a debate can be even more important than the debate; and the spin from this debate is all in one direction.

Just about every focus group and pundit agrees that the Biden campaign took on a lot of water. It was already behind in the polls, and this was supposed to be the game changer that lifted it up.

PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE SHOWDOWN BETWEEN BIDEN, TRUMP WAS FESTIVAL OF THE UNPRECEDENTED

About the best thing the campaign can hope for is that a well-staged convention can undo this damage and that they can get their candidate another look. There will be chatter about a new nominee but, as David Axelrod observed, the delegates have been chosen and the votes cast in a democratic process and the only person who can change that is Joe Biden himself. The party will continue to close ranks behind Biden.

President Biden’s campaign was already behind in the polls, and this event was supposed to be the game changer that lifted it up.

In contrast, former President Donald Trump kept his cool no matter what insults were hurled at him. He had fewer facts and figures at his command, but he drilled his immigration message over and over again.

He shot down the various traps thrown at him about retribution, honoring election results and January 6th, which he blamed on former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, claiming she turned down the 10,000 national guard Trump said he offered beforehand.

PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE SHOWDOWN BETWEEN BIDEN, TRUMP WAS FESTIVAL OF THE UNPRECEDENTED

There was no handshake before or after this deeply personal debate that threw charges of “felon,” “criminal” and “liar” back and forth.

The low point of the debate was the serious squabble over golf handicapping.

Why did the president’s team invite this debate? That’s a question that will be debated for a long time.

The moderators were surprisingly fair — asking reasonably issue-oriented and relevant questions across domestic and foreign affairs. They were polite and asked candidates to address their questions but didn’t comment when they didn’t.

On the issues, Trump generally played it smart, always returning to immigration. He said his retribution would be “success” and shot down the idea of a national abortion ban.

He surprisingly did not repeat his policy of no tax on tips. He defended the corporate tax cuts and his policy on China. His best line was likely calling Biden a Palestinian, and a bad one at that, and said he would have let Israel finish the job.

By the end, Biden threw every name and negative story he had in his bin against Trump, regardless of whether they had been debunked or not. Trump returned the fire. Voters really don’t care about their personal antagonism.

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In the end, it really didn’t matter what the candidates said, but rather how they said it. Trump didn’t appear to have prepared much for this debate, with the exception of his obvious determination to stay cool. He met that objective.

Biden clearly had tried to memorize his closing and other key answers, but it just did not help him.

Obviously, the refusal of Attorney General Garland to turn over Special Counsel Robert Hur’s tapes from his interview with the president will meet renewed calls, since it is more than possible that those tapes reflect an unsteady president, and the transcripts may have been edited.

Whether it was Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. or Dean Phillips, Democrats went to extreme lengths to eliminate a Democratic primary race. Biden was untested by that process and has been able to avoid all but the most favorable settings until this debate.

So why did the president’s team invite this debate? That’s a question that will be debated for a long time.

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Regardless of the setting or the rules, Donald Trump, despite a lead in the polls, decided immediately to accept the opportunity. He was confident that he would show up stronger and more coherent than Biden.

Ultimately, he was right.

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Steven Bissett Releases His Much-Anticipated Debut Sci-Fi Fantasy Novel -“A Son of the Shadows: The Earthborn Saga” Vol I -The Start of an Epic New Space Opera

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On the ice-clad prison world of Delta-13, where minds teeter on the edge of madness, mankind’s future dangles by a thread. Living under the shadow of an imperial conspiracy, Rex Hunt discovers a psychic gift that will upset the balance of power in the entire galaxy.

Conroe, Texas, June 27, 2024, Enter the realm of imagination and embark on an epic journey through the stars with Steven Bissett, a rising star in the world of speculative fiction. Let’s dive into the depths of his much-anticipated debut novel, “A Son of the Shadows: The Earthborn Saga Vol. I” Get ready to be transported to a universe unlike any other, where sci-fi meets fantasy in a space opera that will leave readers breathless.

Steven Bissett’s inspiration for “A Son of the Shadows: The Earthborn Saga” Vol I stemmed from his childhood fascination with both science fiction and fantasy worlds. Growing up, he devoured books by authors like Isaac Asimov and J. R. Tolkien, immersing himself in their imaginative realms.

Combining elements of these two beloved genres, Bissett has crafted a unique story that pushes boundaries and challenges conventions. His desire to create a rich tapestry of interconnected worlds where magic meets technology shines through in every chapter.

The vastness of space provides the perfect backdrop for his epic tale, allowing him to explore themes of identity, power, and destiny on a cosmic scale. By blending sci-fi technologies with mystical powers and ancient prophecies, Bissett weaves a narrative that is both familiar yet refreshingly original.

Fans of “Dune” will find “A Son of the Shadows” fascinating with its intricate world-building, complex and conflicted characters, deep reflections on human nature, and epic scope. This is truly a classic in the making.

Overview of the Earthborn Saga series:

The Earthborn Saga by Steven Bissett is a captivating journey into a universe unlike any other. It delves into the realms of science fiction and fantasy in a vast space opera. Seamlessly blending the two genres to create a rich tapestry of storytelling.

Set in a distant future where humanity has spread across galaxies, the series introduces readers to planets brimming with technological marvels and hosting mystical wonders. The intricate world-building paints vivid landscapes that come alive on the pages, immersing readers in the epic adventure.

As the first installment of this growing sci-fi/fantasy series, “A Son of the Shadows” lays the foundation for what promises to be an enthralling saga filled with twists, turns, and unexpected revelations. With complex characters and interwoven plotlines, each page unfolds new layers of intrigue that keeps readers guessing and deftly stokes their burning curiosity.

From ancient prophecies to interstellar conflicts, the Earthborn Saga series weaves together themes of destiny, courage, and sacrifice in a masterful tapestry that leaves readers craving more.

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In a galaxy on the brink of collapse, the fight for survival spans treacherous ice planets, elusive jungle realms, and high-tech warships. The main character, Rex Hunt, armed with a unique psychic power and burdened by cosmic revelations, grapples with choices that will shake the cosmos.

Hive-minded parasites, arcane warriors, cunning space pirates, and internal betrayals push humanity to the very brink. Embroiled in a maze of military intrigue, shadow politics, and ethereal spirituality, Rex’s decisions become the fulcrum on which the fate of humanity – and ultimately the very fabric of the universe – balances.

The fusion of sci-fi and fantasy creates a rich tapestry of storytelling that will captivate readers from start to finish. From advanced technology to mystical creatures and epic space battles, this series has something for every fan of speculative fiction.

Bissett’s unique approach to blending these genres breathes new life into the traditional tropes of each genre. By merging futuristic science with magical realms and intergalactic politics, he crafts a narrative that feels both familiar and refreshingly original.

As readers immerse themselves into the pages of this book, they will be taken on a thrilling journey of discovery and destiny. With its imaginative blend of genres, “A Son of the Shadows” promises an unforgettable reading experience in modern sci-fi literature.

The planets are diverse and vividly described each with its own history and culture that adds depth to the story unfolding within them. Technology merges seamlessly with magic, creating a unique blend of sci-fi elements and fantastical wonders that captivate the imagination.

Each character brings a unique perspective and depth to the story, from the fierce warrior seeking redemption to the enigmatic sorcerer harboring dark secrets. As they navigate through a universe teeming with political intrigue and cosmic mysteries, their individual arcs intertwine in unexpected ways. Witness their growth, struggles, and alliances that will shape the fate of galaxies.

From reluctant heroes to cunning villains, every character is intricately crafted with motivations that drive them forward. As they face moral dilemmas and personal demons, their choices will have far-reaching consequences for themselves and those around them.

Join these compelling characters on a journey full of twists and turns as they grapple with destiny, betrayal, and self-discovery amidst the vast expanse of space.

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Solo travel: Top safe destinations for the independent explorer

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Whether you are venturing out by choice or circumstance, a solo vacation may feel exciting while a tad daunting.

As a party of one, choosing safety is not just the wise thing to do — it’s essential.

Heading out on a solo trip does have its benefits. You can enjoy complete autonomy and have the ability to decide when to wake up, what to explore and what sights to visit while enjoying the luxury of having the final say on every itinerary decision. However, the allure of an independent trip can be overshadowed when concerned about safety.

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Highlighted here are international spots that tend to be safe but also offer a warm welcome from locals. These are some of the safest travel spots to consider as you plan a solo excursion, according to multiple sources:

A survey conducted by the travel organization Road Schalor found that about 85% of solo travelers are female. (Pablo Esparza/Anadolu via Getty Images)

Iceland is widely regarded an ideal destination for those traveling alone, and its capital, Reykjavik, consistently ranks among the world’s safest capital cities.

The combination of low crime rates, a vibrant, well-illuminated city center and the rarity of incidents involving tourists attracts solo travelers.

When it comes to safety, Iceland stands out, registering minimal crime and mostly of a petty nature. Iceland has a 1.107 on the Global Peace Index (GPI), which it has held for more than a decade.

The country’s small population and a strong sense of community are likely reasons for the low crime rate.

Furthermore, Reykjavik is full of opportunities for individual travelers. From hiking to waterfalls, exploring the glaciers and viewing volcanoes, there is no shortage of activities.

Locals are known to be helpful to tourists, and the city has an excellent public transportation system. Reykjavik stands out as particularly accommodating to those traveling solo.

Local safety index: 75.57
Crime index: 24.43

The Global Peace Index, which measures the state of peace in countries, frequently places Iceland at the top of its list. (Athanasios Gioumpasis/Getty Images)

Tokyo receives universal praise as a safe destination for travelers of all types, whether traveling in groups, pairs or solo. Japan was ranked as the ninth most peaceful country in the world according to GPI, which also recognized Japan as a foremost destination that travelers want to revisit.

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Tokyo has also earned recognition as the safest city in the world, according to the Economic Intelligence Unit’s Safe City Index.

Not only is it a safe place to travel, it can be enjoyable for solo sojourners as well. The accommodations, public transportation and activity options make it an enticing choice for those selecting a place to travel to on their own.

Local safety index: 75.88
Crime index: 24.12

Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, stands out as a perfect destination for solo travelers due to its navigational ease and the wealth of activities offered for those looking for an adventure. It’s an English-speaking country, so facilitating interactions with the locals makes it much simpler for visitors to find their way around.

As far as accommodations go, backpacking hostels can be found throughout the area in most of the surrounding major towns.

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New Zealand is ranked as the second-safest country in the world, according to the GPI. The country is considered secure, but as with any city, reasonable precautions are important to take.

Local safety index: 69.96
Crime index: 33.04

Vision of Humanity’s Global Peace Index often ranks New Zealand within the top five most peaceful countries in the world.

Stockholm is often regarded as one of the world’s safest capital cities and is a strong choice for the solo traveler. In addition to feeling secure while on vacation, visitors can take an island-hopping adventure with the stunning archipelago and great hostels.

Stockholm is considered one of the safest places to travel to and upholds low crime rates and a high standard of living. Travelers can connect with the locals, enjoy the serene landscape and enjoy the vibrant day and nightlife that the cosmopolitan city has to offer.

Local safety index: 53.83
Crime index: 46.17

Allemansrätten is a custom law in Sweden that gives residents and visitors the right to roam almost anywhere they want in nature. They must, however, respect the natural environment and personal property owners’ rights. (Roy Rochlin)

Singapore, a bustling cosmopolitan hub, offers a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone, regardless of party size.

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This city-state stands out for its cleanliness and efficiency, offering many food choices and enjoyable experiences.

The strictness of its laws, including the ban on gum to reduce vandalism and promote cleanliness, contributes to an orderly environment. It’s important to check Singapore’s guidelines before packing to ensure that your luggage is within the strict guidelines.

If you are traveling to Singapore alone, you can expect a welcoming community and a multicultural experience.

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If you are planning solo travel in Asia, the independent city-state, although small, offers a lot in terms of entertainment.

Local safety index: 74.76
Crime index: 25.24

Singapore is one of the safest and cleanest places in the world to visit. It has a low crime rate. (Lauryn Ishak/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Safety travel tips for solo travelers

Although the destinations covered in this travel piece are among the safest for travelers to explore on a solo trip, it is essential to exercise proper safety precautions on any travels.

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Here are some safety tips to keep in mind while traveling in another country:

Arrive during the day to ensure you can get your bearings in daylight hours
Ensure that your phone is charged and with you at all times
Meet other travelers to have someone in the country who can help look out for your well-being
Secure your bags with a travel lock to protect your belongings
Drink responsibly to avoid making yourself vulnerable.

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Daily multivitamins might not help you live longer, study finds

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Approximately one-third of U.S. adults report taking multivitamins, data shows — but a new study suggests that the daily practice won’t extend longevity.

Researchers from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) analyzed more than 20 years’ worth of data from 400,000 healthy U.S. adults, concluding that taking multivitamins did not reduce mortality risk.

“The analysis showed that people who took daily multivitamins did not have a lower risk of death from any cause than people who took no multivitamins,” the researchers wrote in a press release from NIH.

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“There were also no differences in mortality from cancer, heart disease or cerebrovascular diseases.”

Approximately one-third of U.S. adults report taking multivitamins, data shows. (iStock)

Those who took daily multivitamins were actually found to have a 4% higher mortality risk, according to the study, which was published in JAMA Network Open on Wednesday.

The average age of participants was 61-½, and 164, 762 deaths occurred during the follow-up period.

“People who use multivitamins may have healthier lifestyles in general, and sicker patients may be more likely to increase their use of multivitamins.”

Results were adjusted for factors including race, ethnicity, education and nutrition.

The study followed a 2022 analysis from the US Preventive Services Task Force, which concluded that there was “insufficient evidence” to determine whether multivitamin use improved mortality.

Those who took daily multivitamins were actually found to have a 4% higher mortality risk, according to the study, which was published in JAMA Network Open on Wednesday. (iStock)

By including larger numbers of participants and extending the follow-up for longer periods of time, the researchers aimed to account for potential biases that could have influenced the findings.

“For example, people who use multivitamins may have healthier lifestyles in general, and sicker patients may be more likely to increase their use of multivitamins,” they wrote in a press release from NIH.

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Pieter Cohen, associate professor of medicine at the Cambridge Health Alliance in Massachusetts, was not involved in the study but offered his feedback.

“This study provides further evidence that taking multivitamins, even for 20 years or more, won’t extend your life,” he told Fox News Digital.

“For healthy adults, there’s no reason to add on a multivitamin unless your doctor specifically recommends it.”

Doctor points out limitations

Dr. Brett Osborn, a Florida neurologist and longevity expert, was also not involved in the study but weighed in on the findings.

Dr. Brett Osborn, a Florida neurologist and longevity expert with Senolytix, is a proponent of daily multivitamins. (Dr. Brett Osborn)

“Key aspects of the study include its observational nature, the absence of a control group, and the variability in multivitamin formulations used by participants,” he said in an email to Fox News Digital.

(The researchers also acknowledged these limitations in their discussion of the study results.)

“Most multivitamins contain a broad spectrum of vitamins and minerals, but the concentrations can vary widely across brands and formulations,” a doctor said. (iStock)

“Observational studies like this one can suggest associations or correlations, but cannot prove causation due to the potential for confounding variables influencing both multivitamin use and mortality outcomes,” Osborn said.

While the researchers noted that they had adjusted for factors such as demographics, lifestyle behaviors and health status, Osborn said, “residual confounding remains a concern.”

The doctor also noted that lack of a control group makes it difficult to compare outcomes.

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“Without a control group, it’s challenging to separate the effects of multivitamins from those of other health behaviors or baseline health conditions that could influence mortality,” Osborn said.

The study also does not include controls for the specific formulation or dosage of multivitamins taken by participants, the doctor noted.

The study highlights the importance of “rigorous scientific inquiry” into the health benefits of multivitamins, a doctor said. (iStock)

“Most multivitamins contain a broad spectrum of vitamins and minerals, but the concentrations can vary widely across brands and formulations,” he said.

“Many commercially available multivitamins may not provide optimal levels of nutrients required for health benefits, potentially diluting any potential effects on longevity.”

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In his practice, Osborn said, he recommends a multi-capsule daily multivitamin to his patients.

Vitamin usage is just one aspect of longevity, the doctor pointed out, along with genetics, lifestyle, socioeconomic status and access to health care, among other factors.

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“The multifactorial nature of longevity means that isolating the impact of multivitamins alone is complex and challenging, if not impossible,” Osborn said.

“There are just too many potentially confounding variables.”

The study highlights the importance of “rigorous scientific inquiry” into the health benefits of multivitamins, according to the doctor.

Vitamin usage is just one aspect of longevity, a doctor pointed out, along with genetics, lifestyle, socioeconomic status and access to health care. (iStock)

“In my opinion, multivitamins should be taken, as most Americans are malnourished — certainly not calorically, but in the context of vitamins and minerals.”

Looking ahead, the researchers emphasized the importance of measuring multivitamins’ impact on mortality in more diverse populations with different medical conditions and dietary habits.

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“It is important to evaluate multivitamin use and risk of death among different kinds of populations, such as those with documented nutritional deficiencies, as well as the potential impact of regular multivitamin use on other health conditions associated with aging,” they wrote.

Fox News Digital reached out to the study researchers for comment, as well as the vitamin manufacturers PharmaVite (NatureMade), Nestlé Health Science (Garden of Life and Nature’s Bounty), and Life Extension.

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“Dacasso Conference Table Pads” – Chosen For Their World Class Quality to Outfit The 75th Anniversary NATO Summit

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Dacasso is the premier manufacturer of leather conference room and desk accessories. Their conference pads are used in the most prestigious boardrooms in the country, including the White House Situation Room and the UN Headquarters.

Gainesville, Florida, June 27, 2024, The United States is hosting the NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) Summit for its 75th Anniversary. The meeting will be held in Washington D.C. on July 9-11, 2024.

It all started with a call from their client, needing a rush order to be imprinted and delivered to Washington, D.C. in time for the historic event. After creating an art proof of the NATO Summit logo and receiving the client’s approval, they ordered the metal die for imprinting before their cutoff time, ensuring this would arrive on schedule. This was all done within an hour and a half.

Once they received the metal die, their production team was able to imprint the 130 Chocolate Brown Conference Table Pads and ship them out the same day. The imprinted table pads arrived in D.C. the following day thanks to the great team effort at Dacasso.

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Dacasso , the Nation’s premier manufacturer of executive leather desk sets and conference room accessories, will be celebrating their 25th year this winter. They’ve outfitted some of the most prestigious boardrooms in the world, including the White House Situation Room, APEC, Singapore, and Hanoi Summits, as well as countless appearances in television and film.

The original company was started in November of 1999, and through a series of events, transitioned into Dacasso shortly thereafter. Their products sold rapidly as the demand for high quality leather desk accessories continued to grow.

Dacasso quickly became the premier manufacturer of executive leather desk sets and conference room accessories. Continued focus on the market allowed our growing company to design new accessories to add elegance and organization to busy executive offices. As Dacasso grew, more styles and products were introduced to fulfill the needs of the consumer.

It was this concept of growth and imagination that fueled Dacasso’s drive to create innovative products. Dacasso became, and remains, the chosen leather desk set and conference room accessory manufacturer.

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10 things you must consider when choosing any security camera

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Home security cameras have become an essential and accessible tool for safeguarding your property, especially when you’re away enjoying your summer vacation. With a wide array of options available, each boasting unique features and benefits, choosing the right camera can be an overwhelming task.

To make it easier, we wanted to highlight the key features to consider when selecting a security camera, ensuring that you make an informed decision tailored to your specific needs and budget.

Before we delve into the features of security cameras, let’s review the different types you can buy. This way, you can rest easy knowing your home is watched over even when you’re away.

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Indoor security cameras

Indoor security cameras are designed to focus on the inside of your home or business. There’s a wide range of indoor security cameras on the market, all with their own features. Some cameras have built-in microphones for audio recording, and others feature a wide-angle lens for wide-room coverage.

Some indoor cameras are designed for use at night and feature infrared night vision for low-light conditions, while other cameras come with a remote viewing app that allows you to check in on your security camera at any time.

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Outdoor security cameras

Outdoor cameras tend to be more expensive than their indoor counterparts, in large part because they are constructed with weather-resistant materials. Many outdoor cameras are fully waterproofed and, just like indoor cameras, include a wide range of features.

Some outdoor cameras feature motion-activated recording, while others feature two-way audio for communication. Doorbell cameras are a good example of outdoor cameras that are used every day.

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Features to look for in an indoor or outdoor camera

After you decide whether you need an indoor or outdoor camera or both, it’s time to consider features. Here are the key features to consider when choosing a security camera.

1. Resolution

You will want to look for cameras that have a high resolution for clear and detailed images. We suggest not buying a camera unless it has a minimum resolution of 720p, 1080p or 4K.

2. Field of view

We suggest buying a security camera with a wide-angle lens, as wide-angle lenses provide a larger coverage area. I learned the hard way that placement out of reach but still low enough to capture faces is important. One intruder was disguised by his hoodie when my cameras were mounted too high.

3. Night vision

If you need a security camera for outdoor use, it’s a good idea to pick one with a night vision feature for clear footage in low-light conditions.

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4. Motion detection

Cameras with motion sensors can alert you when movement is detected and save valuable storage space by only recording relevant footage.

5. Audio

Two-way audio will allow you to communicate through a camera, which can be useful for speaking with visitors.

6. Storage

You’ll need to decide whether you want local storage (SD Cards or DVR) or cloud storage for recorded storage. Cloud storage will allow you to store more information, while SD cards are a better option for offline or localized access.

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7. Connectivity

Cameras with Wi-Fi or Ethernet connectivity allow remote viewing and control through mobile apps and web interfaces.

8. Weatherproofing

When buying an outdoor camera, you should choose one that is rated for your climate. We recommend buying a camera with either an IP65 or an IP66 weather rating.

9. Smart features

Some cameras on the market offer additional features such as facial recognition, integration with other smart home systems and customizable alert zones. I deploy this at our home to warn when an unexpected person is roaming outside in areas not open to the public.

10. Brand reputation and customer support

Invest in a security camera from a reputable brand that is known for reliable products and good customer support.

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Kurt’s key takeaways

It’s clear that the peace of mind and protection home security cameras offer is invaluable. Whether you’re safeguarding the cozy corners of your indoor space or fortifying the perimeter of your property, the right camera can make all the difference. With features ranging from crystal-clear resolution to smart connectivity, the modern security camera is more than just a watchful eye; it’s a guardian tailored to your lifestyle. So, take a moment to assess your space, consider the features that matter most to you, and make a choice that will keep you and your loved ones secure. And if you ever feel overwhelmed, remember that experts like those at Vivint are just a call away, ready to guide you to the perfect security solution.

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2 bulletproof steps to hack-proof your Mac

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In today’s digital landscape, where cyberthreats lurk around every corner, safeguarding your personal data and maintaining privacy have become paramount.

Your Mac houses a wealth of sensitive information, making it a prime target for malicious actors.

Securing your device with a robust password and leveraging the convenience of biometric authentication like Touch ID is no longer an option but a necessity. Here are steps to fortify your Mac’s defenses, ensuring your computer remains impregnable against prying eyes and unauthorized access.

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How to add a password to your Mac

In the top left corner of your Mac, click on the Apple logo

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Then, go to System Settings

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Click on Users & Groups in the sidebar

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Then click the Info button next to your username on the right
Click Change

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Next, enter your current password in the “Old Password” field

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Enter your New Password in the “New Password” field

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If you need help choosing a secure password, click the key button next to “New Password”

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Enter a hint to help you remember it

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Enter the new password again in the “Verify” field

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Then click Change Password

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How to set up your Touch ID (if available)

On some Macs, you can also use biometric data to unlock your device with Touch ID. Here’s how to set it up:

In the top left corner, click on the Apple logo

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Then click System Settings

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Scroll down and click on Touch ID & Password from the sidebar

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Then input your password when prompted

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Follow the on-screen directions, repeatedly resting and lifting your finger on the Touch ID sensor. The location of the Touch ID sensor may vary depending on your Mac model; it’s typically found in the top right corner of the keyboard or near the keyboard on newer models.

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Use strong and unique passwords

Create strong passwords for your accounts and devices, and avoid using the same password for multiple online accounts. Consider using a password manager to securely store and generate complex passwords. It will help you to create unique and difficult-to-crack passwords that a hacker could never guess.

Second, it also keeps track of all your passwords in one place and fills passwords in for you when you’re logging into an account so that you never have to remember them yourself. The fewer passwords you remember, the less likely you will be to reuse them for your accounts.

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When it comes to choosing the best password manager for you, here are some of my top tips.

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Checks that your existing passwords remain safe and alerts you if ever compromised
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Keeping your operating system and software up to date is also crucial for protecting against the latest security threats. By implementing a strong password and enabling Touch ID (if available), you’ll significantly enhance the security of your Mac and safeguard your personal data from unauthorized access.

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Helen Keller’s birthplace in Alabama, a travel destination, attracts a crowd

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Rock ‘n’ roll lovers on a musical mecca throughout the South are likely, during their travels, to make a stop at the famed recording studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama.

But just a few miles away in the nearby city of Tuscumbia lies another legendary locale — attracting its own enthusiastic visitors. (See the video at the top of this piece, plus another video within this article.)

Not far from the Tennessee River sits Ivy Green, the birthplace of Helen Keller. The American woman overcame her inability to see or hear at an early age and emerged an acclaimed author and advocate for disability rights.

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It’s also the setting of William Gibson’s “The Miracle Worker” stage play, based on Keller’s 1903 autobiography “The Story of My Life.”

Not only is Ivy Green the central location for Gibson’s Tony Award-winning play, but each summer the grounds become the centerpiece of the tale of Keller’s early home struggles. Teacher Annie Sullivan, as Keller once wrote of their relationship, “gave me love and opened my mind and helped me acquire knowledge and greatness of life.”

Helen Keller, left, in 1893 at age 13, is pictured with Annie Sullivan, who traveled from Boston to teach the young student. (Bettmann/Contributor/Getty Images)

Sullivan, partially blinded herself at age 5, had traveled from Boston to Alabama in 1887 to teach Keller.

The performances of “The Miracle Worker” during the last weekend of June coincide with the annual Helen Keller Festival, which Colbert County, Alabama, tourism president Susann Hamlin described to Fox News Digital as a “typical southern festival paying homage to Helen Keller.”

The four-day festival is held each year in June to commemorate Keller’s birthday on June 27, 1880.

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About 50,000 visitors flock to Ivy Green every year, Hamlin said, many of whom take part in the festivities.

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Now in its 63rd year, “The Miracle Worker” at Ivy Green is more than just an acting opportunity for its 13-year-old star.

Lillie Meyer, in her third season of portraying Keller on the stage, was always interested in Keller’s life story, but Meyer said the experience has been educational.

“I thought, before I started this, that I knew a lot about her, but now I realize that I didn’t,” Meyer told Fox News Digital in a video interview.

“The Miracle Worker” at Ivy Green has been Alabama’s official state outdoor drama since 1991, according to its website.

The inaugural performance on the property took place on June 29, 1962 – the same year the play was adapted into a film starring Patty Duke as Keller and Anne Bancroft as Sullivan (performances that earned Oscars for both actresses).

Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke in a scene from the 1962 movie 'The Miracle Worker.'

Actress Anne Bancroft, playing educator Annie Sullivan, pleads with actress Patty Duke, playing Helen Keller, in the 1962 production of “The Miracle Worker.” Both won Oscars for their performances. (Bettman/Contributor/Getty Images)

Initially, the play was staged behind the house near the well pump where Sullivan taught Keller her first word, Hamlin said.

“They had so many people coming that they built this outdoor theater there, which made it more comfortable and better, I’m sure, from that early time when it first started,” Hamlin explained.

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Even Gibson, the late playwright whom Hamlin said visited Keller’s childhood home for the first time in 1996 before his death, was “so impressed” and “amazed at how they were able to bring the Helen Keller story to life right there at Ivy Green.”

Being a part of “The Miracle Worker” in Keller’s backyard makes it extra special for Meyer.

Lillie Meyer stars as Helen Keller in a scene from "The Miracle Worker" performed on the grounds at Ivy Green, Keller's birthplace, in Tuscumbia, Alabama.

Lillie Meyer, age 13, stars as Helen Keller in a scene from “The Miracle Worker,” performed on the grounds of Ivy Green, Keller’s birthplace, in Tuscumbia, Alabama. (Courtesy Mary Carton)

“It is really a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity,” she said.

The part is also the “most challenging” for a relative newcomer. “It is a very different character from what you might see in other shows,” Meyer said.

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The young actress described undergoing training that spanned “a couple of weeks” spent with her “Helen coach” (a previous performer), during which time she learned the physical movements necessary for the role.

“The show is very physical throughout,” she said, referring to Keller’s scripted tantrums.

‘Simplistic’ beauty

Magnolia trees — which have been at Ivy Green since the house was built in 1820 — greet visitors, Hamlin said.

“The grounds are immaculately kept,” she said.

Inside the “simplistic” house with green shutters and a wooden shingle roof, tour guides take visitors through each room, sharing tales of Keller’s life.

Helen Keller, pictured here at age 7, was born at Ivy Green in Tuscumbia, Alabama, and lived there as a child.

Helen Keller, pictured at left in 1887 at age 7, was born at Ivy Green in Tuscumbia, Alabama. She lived in the house as a child. (Bettman/Contributor/Colbert County Tourism & Convention Bureau)

“It’s not a huge home, but it’s beautiful,” Hamlin said.

Guests can see the mostly authentic furnishings on the inside. Hamlin said 85% of the furnishings at Ivy Green are original, including the beds where Keller and Sullivan slept and the pre-Civil War cutlery on the dining room table.

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Thanks to the Helen Keller Festival, Hamlin said, this weekend’s guests will also be treated to a parade through downtown Tuscumbia.

There is also live music and a children’s program in which “they learn to, sort of, relive the days of blind and deaf children just as Helen had to do it.”

Visitors take a look inside Ivy Green, Helen Keller's birthplace in Tuscumbia, Alabama.

Visitors inside Ivy Green, Helen Keller’s birthplace in Tuscumbia, Alabama. Colbert County’s tourism president Susann Hamlin said 85% of the furnishings at Ivy Green are original. (Colbert County Tourism & Convention Bureau)

Ivy Green first opened to the public in 1954. It has also been home to “Camp Courage” since 2013, Hamlin said.

The free camp is intended for children with visual or hearing impairments.

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“It’s been a very successful program,” Hamlin said. “We’ve had people from several states across the U.S. and one international child who came to ‘Camp Courage.'”

National Register of Historic Places

Ivy Green is in the city of Tuscumbia, Alabama, about 125 miles southwest of Nashville and 140 miles southeast of Graceland, Elvis Presley’s home in Memphis.

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Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Ivy Green is open to visitors Monday through Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The last tour of the day starts at 3:45 p.m.

It is closed on Sundays, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Dec. 24-26 and New Year’s Day.

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Remaining performances of “The Miracle Worker” at Ivy Green are scheduled for June 28, June 29, July 12, July 13, July 19 and July 20.

Each show begins at 8 p.m.

The Helen Keller Festival runs through June 30.

16 Nobel Prize-winning economists claim Trump will wreck our economy. This is the reason I don’t trust them

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There they go again. Sixteen Nobel Prize-winning economists recently penned an open letter arguing that “[President] Biden’s economic agenda is vastly superior to [President] Trump [sic].” The principal argument, echoing recent Democratic talking points, is that a second Trump presidency could actually increase inflation. Never mind that inflation never materially exceeded 2% during the Trump administration, nor that President Biden has presided over the highest inflation in 40 years.

The field of economics purports to be a science, priding itself on intellectual rigor and evidence-based assessments. Yet just as campus protests lifted the veil on the radical, fact-free academic culture that infects many American universities, academic economists’ recent record of political advocacy is a potent reminder of why Americans have come to dismiss the dismal science.

The contrast between President Trump and President Biden’s economic records could not be more clear. President Trump’s record of tax reform and deregulation powered the American economy to the fastest real wage increases in a generation. Real incomes increased by nearly 10% from 2017 to 2019, with real wages rising fastest among lower income workers.

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The Biden administration’s blowout spending and regulatory restraints on the supply side of the economy unleashed insidiously persistent inflation that has eroded Americans’ finances and purchasing power. The median inflation-adjusted income for American families has fallen by $2,080 since 2020. In contrast, real median income increased by $4,400 in 2019 alone, a record increase for a single year.

Americans’ dissatisfaction with Bidenomics comes not from social media or bad press coverage, but from their lived experience of rising standards of living under President Trump and economic hardship under President Biden.

Thirteen of these Nobel laureates also signed a 2021 letter in support of the American Rescue Plan and the broader Biden economic agenda, just as it ignited an inflationary surge that peaked at 9.1% in June 2022. The first signature on both letters comes from George Akerlof, a 2001 Nobel laureate who is married to President Biden’s Treasury Secretary, Janet Yellen. This is transparent political advocacy, laundered through the imprimatur of the economics profession.

The further politicization of economic ‘science’ is an unwelcome development for a discipline that should be focused on rebuilding its credibility after the economic policy errors of recent years.

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Academic economists have consistently discredited themselves by wrongly warning against the policies of President Trump. In 2020, more than 700 economists, including several Nobel laureates, penned a letter arguing that President Biden’s economic policies would be better for the U.S. economy.

Similarly, a group of 370 economists, including eight Nobel laureates, warned in November 2016 that a Trump administration posed a “unique danger…to the prosperity of the country.”

As we now know, aggregate real household net worth increased by 28% under President Trump, rising by over 120% for the bottom 50% of households. Under President Biden, real household net worth has stagnated, increasing only 2% on aggregate and 16% for the bottom 50% of households thus far. Evidently, political ideology, not sober analysis, guides much of the economics profession.

The further politicization of economic “science” is an unwelcome development for a discipline that should be focused on rebuilding its credibility after the economic policy errors of recent years. Contrary to the public predictions of many of these economists, it was not inflation, but their credibility, that turned out to be transitory.

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Harry Truman is said to have asked for a “one-handed economist”—because all the economists he knew seemed to want to have it both ways: “On the one hand … but on the other …”

Today’s economists seem to have the opposite problem: Their certainty vastly exceeds their knowledge or predictive power. Given their recent records of motivated reasoning, the real wonder is that anyone takes their latest pronouncement seriously, instead of seeing it as the partisan gamesmanship it is.

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Some sleep apnea patients see improvement with new breathing tool

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A new solution may be on the horizon for the 30 million people in the U.S. who suffer from sleep apnea.

In a Finland study, a new breathing device showed promising results in reducing symptoms of the disorder, according to researchers.

The device, called WellO2, uses resistance training to strengthen throat muscles and steam breathing to humidify airways.

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In the small study conducted by University of Turku’s Sleep Research Center, 25 participants with mild to moderate sleep apnea used the device at home twice a day for three months, breathing in and out 30 times per session.

At the end of the study period, the participants reported increased respiratory muscle strength, reduced nighttime breathing interruptions, improved sleep quality and decreased insomnia, according to a press release.

In a Finland study, a new breathing device, shown at right, has shown promising results in reducing symptoms of the disorder, according to researchers. (iStock/WellO)

Snoring occurrences were also reduced.

The findings were presented on June 5 at the Nordic Lung Congress 2024 in Helsinki, Finland.

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The study will now be peer-reviewed by the scientific congress, then will be published later this year, according to the researchers.

The device, called WellO2, uses resistance training to strengthen throat muscles, plus steam breathing to humidify airways. (WellO2)

“Currently, there are no available technologies or medications to treat sleep apnea,” lead author Dr. Usame Al-Rammahi, a doctoral researcher of pulmonary diseases and clinical allergology at the University of Turku, told Fox News Digital.

“Our first data suggest that respiratory muscle training may be the answer that not only alleviates symptoms, but also addresses the underlying cause of OSA by strengthening muscles.”

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CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) is currently the most common treatment for sleep apnea — but about a third of patients struggle to adapt to it, Al-Rammahi noted.

WellO2 is designed to be used as an add-on therapy with CPAP.

CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) is right now the most common treatment for sleep apnea, yet about a third of patients struggle to adapt to it. (iStock)

“Even though CPAP should be used as needed, WellO2 training can be used as an additional therapy, since it addresses underlying reasons and may lessen CPAP adverse effects by moistening the airways,” Al-Rammahi told Fox News Digital.

Limitations of the study

This is a preliminary report and research is currently ongoing, Al-Rammahi said.

The study also did not include a control group.

“There is no quick fix for respiratory rehabilitation.”

“Nonetheless, given that the study compared their results to each participant’s personal findings, those persons were the controls,” Al-Rammahi said.

“Despite the lack of a control group, the findings remain important. Qualified questionnaires were used, and polysomnography (PSG) was a thorough and trustworthy procedure that provided substantial results.”

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Dr. Chelsie Rohrscheib, a neuroscientist and sleep specialist at Wesper in New York, was not involved in the study but commented on the device’s potential.

“Sleep apnea is primarily caused by obstructions in the upper airway that block the flow of oxygen into the lungs,” she said.

Approximately 30 million people in the U.S. suffer from sleep apnea. (iStock)

“This device is designed to strengthen the muscles of the upper airway and reduce these obstructions from occurring,” she also told Fox News Digital.

While the device was shown to offer “some improvement” when tested in a small population of patients, Rohrscheib noted that use of the device was only correlated with “moderate improvement” in the number of respiratory events.

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“That means it’s not guaranteed to work for every patient or to completely eliminate your sleep apnea symptoms,” she said.

“Further, the device was not tested in patients with severe sleep apnea — thus, patients should not rely on this device alone for treatment for their sleep apnea without the guidance of a sleep physician.”

“Patients should not rely on this device alone for treatment for their sleep apnea without the guidance of a sleep physician,” a sleep expert said. (WellO2 )

Katri Lindberg, a respiratory specialist nurse in Finland who works with WellO2 as a breathing expert, said she recommends WellO2 training regularly for individuals who want to stop snoring or for whom CPAP devices are not suitable for treating sleep apnea.

“The research results are only preliminary findings from a small study, but they provide strong indications that we have found a rehabilitation tool that can now rehabilitate the symptoms of a large group of people worldwide, rather than merely alleviating them,” Lindberg told Fox News Digital.

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“The study also indicates that there is no quick fix for respiratory rehabilitation. To remove symptoms and keep them at bay, regular, although relatively small, amounts of respiratory training are needed.”

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