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I'm not sure people realize the importance of Washington winning its latest lawsuit against Meta, the social media titan that owns Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp. Potentially at stake are laws enabling the public to know who is influencing elections in Washington and other states. Rather than comply with Washington's law requiring disclosure of political ad spending, Meta chose to attack the transparency law's legitimacy. Fortunately Meta keeps losing. A resounding defeat in the state Court of Appeals, which eviscerated Meta's case in a ruling published last Monday , should be the end of it. But Meta can be pugilistic when told to follow the rules, as we've seen in places that ordered the company to compensate news publishers for the use of their stories. Instead of complying with Canada's Online News Act, Meta last year blocked Canadians' access to news on Facebook and Instagram, hurting both customers and online publishers who built their companies on its platforms. Meta could continue fighting Washington all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, potentially undermining the state's Fair Campaign Practices Act and similar laws in other states. All because Meta thinks it's a hassle to share details of what political campaigns are spending on its sites, as the law requires. "Their defense was challenging the constitutionality of the law ... and once you're doing that, you know, you are opening a big can of worms," Washington Attorney General and Gov.-elect Bob Ferguson said in an interview. This began as a straightforward case, forcing Meta to follow standard rules requiring media to disclose campaign ad sales. Violations of these rules happen all the time, often unintentionally. Usually rule-breakers say oops, correct the mistake and move on. Meta did that initially. After Ferguson sued in 2018, Meta paid a $200,000 penalty and said it would comply by ceasing to sell political ads in Washington. Then the company went back on its word and willfully violated the law, again and again. Around 1,600 political ads were sold on its platforms in Washington in 2019 and the company again failed to share details of this campaign spending with the public, as required. When Ferguson brought Meta to court, the company and its attorneys chose a nuclear option. They not only argued that Meta was innocent, they attacked the legal underpinnings of the law. They argued, among other things, that it infringed on Meta's First Amendment rights and that the company was immunized by Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. In other words, Meta chose to blow up the state's campaign transparency law rather than follow it. Ferguson said Meta is entitled to its defense but it's frustrating that a sophisticated company and its top-shelf attorneys made that choice. "I just never really understood what Meta was trying to accomplish here," he said. "I mean, rather than working with us to, you know, find a solution, it was literally attack the constitutionality of an important law that supports transparency in our elections." Fortunately the Court of Appeals recognized what's at stake, saw through the arguments and blew up Meta's case instead. The ruling, penned by Judge J. Michael Diaz, opens with a quote from a federal case: “(A) well-informed electorate is as vital to the survival of a democracy as air is to the survival of human life.” It repeatedly made this point, directly and with other citations. The court also upheld what the state Public Disclosure Commission described as the largest fine in U.S. history for campaign violations: $24.6 million in penalties plus $10.5 million for the state's legal fees, after trebling for intentional violations. The penalties could be lowered, however. The previous record penalty, $18 million against the Grocery Manufacturers Association that Ferguson sued in 2013 for campaign reporting violations, was reduced in a 2022 settlement. Ferguson agreed to a $9 million fine and the association dropped its appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. Meta did not make a representative available for an interview but shared a statement suggesting that it may keep fighting: "We disagree with this ruling and are assessing next steps. We offer more transparency into political advertising than TV, radio or any other digital advertising platform." That's cleverly worded. The issue isn't the quantity of what Meta discloses, it's whether Meta shares what's required, and as required, by state law. The law requires companies running political ads to keep timely, detailed records of the ad spending and make them available within a day or two if someone wants to see them. Other media companies, with far fewer resources, have followed these rules and borne the paperwork costs for decades. But Meta, which is now valued at $1.5 trillion, argued that this is too much of a burden. The court was unconvinced. It also agreed with the state that there's substantial government interest in "the need to timely inform the electorate about who is expending money to influence an election in our state and how that money is being spent." By strongly affirming the need for the public to have prompt access to these records, the ruling also helps make the case for a separate issue Ferguson's office is handling. A coalition of media companies asked it to update model public-records rules to make clear that state law requires prompt, timely disclosure. I asked Ferguson if the ruling also strengthens the state's Public Records and Open Public Meetings acts, or sends a message to those would challenge them. "It does two things: Reinforce those laws, but also serve as a deterrent to those who want to violate them," he said. The case is also an example of how news organizations need government intervention to help level the playing field with dominant tech companies. It's hard to compete with giants but not impossible, unless they ignore the rules. Ferguson noted this in our interview and a news release announcing the ruling. "I think that whether you are a small town newspaper or you're a big corporation, Meta, you've got to play by the same rules," he said. "Because guess what, that small town newspaper, to your point, has the cost and needs to keep those records available and make them available to the public when asked." Ferguson said newspapers are complying, as evidenced by the lack of complaints so far to his office and the Public Disclosure Commission, while "the biggest corporation, with the most resources, it's just too arrogant to follow the rules." "Newspapers are trying to get by right now, right?" he continued. "Meta's got all the resources in the world. Instead of putting those resources to follow the law, they spend millions of dollars trying to have the law declared unconstitutional. It drives me crazy." Me too. Instead of pursuing a Phyrrhic victory that would raise serious questions about Meta's values and corporate citizenship, the company should negotiate a settlement and end this tortured case. Unrepentant, repeat offenders don't deserve a generous break. But a lower penalty is preferable to the risk, however small, of weakening transparency laws and making citizens less informed about who is influencing their elections.Biden says Trump economic plan will be 'disaster'

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In the world of football, surprises and upsets are what keep the sport exciting and unpredictable. As RB Salzburg prepares to face off against Paris Saint-Germain in an upcoming match, the Austrian club's midfielders are fully aware of the challenge that lies ahead. Paris Saint-Germain, one of the powerhouses of European football, boast a strong and talented squad that includes some of the best players in the world. However, the Salzburg midfielders are not fazed by the daunting task at hand and are determined to give their all to try and cause an upset.The viral video serves as a reminder of the importance of safety and proper handling when it comes to riding electric bikes or any other vehicles. It also highlights the need for passengers to consider their weight and its potential effects on the vehicle's performance. In this instance, it was a combination of factors – the acceleration of the bike, the distribution of weight, and potentially the lack of experience on the part of the driver – that led to the unexpected lift-off.

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While President-elect Donald Trump’s controversial pick for defense secretary, Pete Hegseth , is beginning the process to undergo an FBI background check , the intensive review may not provide the answers that either Democrats or Republicans are seeking. That’s because a nominee doesn’t “pass” a background check, and the FBI doesn’t approve applicants. Instead, the FBI’s investigative files on nominees are sent to the White House, which makes the final decision on whether they can hold the positions to which the president appointed them. FBI background checks have been lightning rods during previous contentious confirmation fights. After sexual misconduct allegations nearly tanked Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination in 2018, for example, Democrats said the FBI background investigation was politically constrained and did not follow proper procedures. Hegseth’s confirmation has been in jeopardy amid a series of allegations related to drinking and sexual misconduct, which he has denied. As calls for additional vetting have mounted, Hegseth’s attorney told CNN this week that his name has been submitted to the FBI for the background check. The FBI is gearing up to conduct detailed background checks on thousands of appointees for Trump’s incoming administration. While the president-elect has been moving quickly to name his Cabinet and key administrative picks, his use of the FBI system had been in question until the Trump transition team signed a memorandum of understanding with the Justice Department in recent days. The agreement will now allow the FBI to conduct at least some investigations, but it remains unclear how many of Trump’s candidates to lead various agencies and departments will be submitted for those checks, as the transition team also has been using private companies to conduct some vetting. Despite Trump’s qualms about the FBI and complaints from his allies that the bureau shouldn’t be trusted to screen his appointees, the FBI system does enjoy bipartisan support from members of Congress. Senators of both parties have said they want political appointees to undergo FBI background investigations as part of the confirmation process. Dozens of FBI agents and contractors at the bureau’s headquarters in Washington and in field offices around the country are involved in background investigations with the goal of helping to prepare the new administration to take the reins of government and allow appointees to have access to classified and other sensitive information as soon as the new president is inaugurated on January 20. The background checks aren’t criminal investigations, and the FBI investigators’ role is to conduct investigations for a client – in this case the White House or government agency that requests them. In each administration, the White House typically provides questions, in addition to the standard ones listed on the application forms, that agents are told to ask. While FBI background investigations have access to government criminal databases, that typically wouldn’t include allegations of wrongdoing that don’t result in an arrest or charges. In Hegseth’s case, that means investigators wouldn’t necessarily see details from a California incident that included an investigation of alleged sexual assault but didn’t result in charges. It’s unclear whether investigators would be able to seek information from the accuser, who was paid in a settlement agreement with Hegseth that included a confidentiality clause and has the option to decline to speak to the FBI. The scope of the FBI’s investigation of Kavanaugh is still under scrutiny. In releasing a report this fall, Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, a Rhode Island Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, called the bureau’s supplemental background probe into Kavanaugh a “sham.” Background checks include long forms where candidates must detail past employment, biographical information, as well as criminal and financial records. Investigators probe each applicant’s personal history back to their 18th birthday, with FBI security specialists examining credit histories and criminal backgrounds and conducting interviews of associates dating back years. The investigations also include an in-person FBI interview where an agent reviews information gathered and sometimes challenges applicants to explain discrepancies. “I compare it to a colorectal examination while you’re awake,” a former FBI security specialist who conducted background investigations for years told CNN. The investigations for Cabinet members can include as many as 60 interviews, the former FBI specialist said. Agents and contractors spend 10 days to two weeks on the highest-profile investigations. Applicants are asked to provide contacts with employers dating back to age 18. The FBI develops its own intelligence to supplement the list of people who may know an applicant to ensure it doesn’t miss information that an applicant may leave out. In some cases, agents will walk up and down the street where someone lived to ask neighbors about them. For appointees who previously served in government jobs, the investigations tend to be shorter since agents don’t need to duplicate the investigation of earlier parts of the background. The incoming Trump administration has a tortured past with the government’s security clearance system after dozens of people he picked to serve in his first administration struggled to complete the background investigations process. Jared Kushner, Trump’s son-in-law, was among several appointees whose foreign contacts and potential conflicts posed issues as they sought to receive security clearances. In Kushner’s case, incomplete information he provided in filing out the government form, known as SF-86, caused delays. Trump ordered high-level clearances be granted to about 25 people, including to Kushner and his daughter Ivanka, dismissing questions raised during the background investigations, according to congressional testimony.Thurston County Sheriff's Office gets federal grant to purchase two more 'Grappler Police Bumper' systemsIn a surprising turn of events, Ferencváros has successfully secured a loan deal for the talented midfielder Naby Keita from a top European club. The agreement comes with a one-year loan period and an intriguing option for Ferencváros to make the move permanent through a buyout clause at the end of the season.

In a recent and exclusive development, popular social commerce platform Xiaohongshu has announced the establishment of its Application Algorithm Department, with Xiaohou appointed as the head of the department. This move highlights Xiaohongshu's commitment to enhancing its algorithm capabilities and providing users with a more personalized and engaging experience on the platform.Canada's most efficient natural gas combined cycle facility generating reliable, affordable and cleaner power EDMONTON, Alberta, Dec. 13, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Capital Power Corporation (TSX: CPX) is proud to announce its Genesee Repowering project is now complete as Genesee Unit 2 achieved combined cycle commercial operations today, resulting in Genesee Units 1 and 2 becoming Canada's most efficient natural gas combined cycle facility. Completion of this industry-leading project increases overall capacity at the Genesee Generating Station by 512 megawatts (MW) and reduces CO 2 emissions by 3.4 million tonnes annually - representing a ~60% increase in capacity while reducing emissions by ~40%. "Our Genesee Repowering project is immensely impactful for North American power generation, demonstrating there is a valuable life after coal for legacy facilities. As we're witnessing a drastic rise in energy demands in tandem with coal facilities coming offline, there has never been a bigger need or a better time for innovation of this scale,” said Avik Dey, President and CEO of Capital Power. "Our investment in Genesee ensures we can continue to reliably power Alberta's economy during the harshest winter nights and hottest summer days, while also unlocking major opportunities to power the many drivers of the energy expansion. This is a proud moment in our history that we're incredibly excited to build on.” "It is incredibly exciting to see the Genesee Repowering project be fully completed. This additional clean natural gas-powered generation is yet another big step towards ensuring Alberta's electricity is affordable, reliable, and sustainable for generations to come. I commend Capital Power for their continued innovation in Alberta's power market,” said Honourable Nathan Neudorf, Minister of Affordability and Utilities, Government of Alberta. The approximately $1.6 billion project began construction in summer 2021 requiring more than 5.8 million hours of labour with a peak of ~1,250 workers on site. Located entirely within the footprint of the existing Genesee Generating Station, the project involved installing two new Mitsubishi M501JAC gas-fired combustion turbines and Vogt triple-pressure heat recovery steam generators, while utilizing the units' existing steam turbine generators. In June 2024, the project achieved simple cycle operations for both units which resulted in the facility becoming 100% natural gas fueled - moving Capital Power and Alberta off coal five years ahead of government mandate. The Genesee Generating Station is now capable of delivering up to 1,857 MW of reliable, affordable and cleaner power for Alberta's thriving economy. The significant baseload generation available on the 26,000+ acre site supports grid-wide reliability while presenting opportunities for future development, energizing the Alberta advantage for new technologies, industries and growth. With the project now complete, Capital Power will be referring to the Genesee Generating Station as a single facility in our portfolio (30 total facilities instead of 32 when counting all three units separately). More information: https://www.capitalpower.com/operations/genesee-generating-station Media Resources Media are welcome to use the following photos and videos for use when reporting on the Genesee Generating Station: https://capitalpower.mediavalet.com/galleries/9cd4d151-7f8f-48f9-8c1b-abc7392dbf49_956eea99-84ea-48b2-9973-b5febf8e5048-ExternalUser Other uses require written permission from Capital Power - please contact [email protected] for more information or to arrange an interview. Territorial Acknowledgement In the spirit of reconciliation, Capital Power respectfully acknowledges that we operate within the ancestral homelands, traditional and treaty territories of the Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island, or North America. Capital Power's head office is located within the traditional and contemporary home of many Indigenous Peoples of the Treaty 6 region and Métis Nation of Alberta Region 4. We acknowledge the diverse Indigenous communities that are located in these areas and whose presence continues to enrich the community. About Capital Power Capital Power (TSX: CPX) is a growth-oriented power producer with approximately 9,800 MW of power generation at 30 facilities across North America. We prioritize safely delivering reliable and affordable power communities can depend on, building clean power systems, and creating balanced solutions for our energy future. We are Powering Change by Changing PowerTM. Katherine Perron (780) 392-5335 [email protected] Roy Arthur (403) 736-3315 [email protected]DUBAI , UAE , Dec. 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Huawei debuts the all-new HUAWEI nova 13 Series during the Dubai HUAWEI Flagship Product Launch on December 12 . Pioneering the new Dynamic Plaid Texture Design, multi-focal portrait capabilities, AI-driven innovations, HUAWEI nova 13 Series ushers in a fresh wave of trends while embodying the creative spirit of the younger generation. HUAWEI nova 13 Series The HUAWEI nova 13 Series introduces a bold leap in design through the interplay of plaid patterns. Staying true to its fashion-forward, minimalist aesthetic, the HUAWEI nova 13 Series brings plaid from clothing and accessories into the world of handheld design, crafting a play of light and shadow. Featuring nano-level precision in the Dynamic Plaid Texture Design, it combines bold, tech-inspired sophistication with a modern touch. The pattern's shading shifts subtly with viewing angles, adding a dynamic visual appeal. The back cover is crafted with a unique upgraded Star Effect finishing, offering a silky satin-like texture that's irresistibly smooth and comfortable to hold. Launching with Loden Green as the flagship colourway, it embodies a lifestyle of ease, spontaneity, and individuality, breaking free from convention. This low-saturation, warm shade is understated yet lively, encouraging a return to self, inviting users to embrace life's realest moments. 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EMUI 14.2: Intelligent, Safe and Efficient Powered by EMUI 14.2, HUAWEI nova 13 Series brings fun, intelligent, safe and efficient device experience for users. With the enhanced, HUAWEI Themes, users can use Symbol Stickers to add cut-out images from your Gallery as stickers into a thematic background, allowing creativity to soar. Using emojis, users can use Emoji Stickers to create their own personalised backgrounds. The home screen also supports personalised Symbol Stickers, giving users a richer canvas for self-expression. Huawei has always considered cyber security and privacy protection as top priority, offering enhanced transparency and control over app permissions and device security status. Support for app tracking management and key control points during app installation and operation adds an extra layer of protection for users. Powerful 100 W HUAWEI SuperCharge Turbo HUAWEI nova 13 Series addresses power needs with the new 100 W HUAWEI SuperCharge Turbo with AI Precision Temperature Control for stable power output, resulting in HUAWEI nova 13 Pro being able to charge to 50% in just 9 minutes [2] , and the HUAWEI nova 13 reaching 50% in 10 minutes [3] , providing a smooth and convenient user experience. HUAWEI nova 13 Series houses a 5000mAh Large Battery [4] , while maintaining a sleek and lightweight body. All-New Dynamic True-Colour Display with 120Hz LTPO With the new Dynamic True-Colour Display, HUAWEI nova 13 Series comes with AI HDR [5] that combines HDR technology with AI algorithms to automatically recognise scenes, results in clearer details in both highlights and shadows, more vivid colours, and a bright, transparent visual experience that enhances the artistic appeal and viewing pleasure of each image. 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In recent years, Chinese enterprises have been increasingly venturing overseas as part of the country's "Going Global" strategy to expand their international presence and tap into new markets. This phenomenon has garnered significant attention and interest, sparking discussions and debates on the implications and potential challenges that Chinese companies may face as they navigate the global business landscape. In this article, we will delve into the topic of Chinese enterprises "Going Global" and explore how this trend is shaping the current economic landscape in China.One of the key features of Exa is its personalized search capabilities. By understanding your search history, preferences, and behavior patterns, Exa can tailor search results to your specific interests and requirements. This level of customization ensures that you are presented with the most relevant and useful information, saving you time and effort in sifting through irrelevant search results.

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