Ronald Reagan is suddenly a topic in the liberal media, but only as a lame defense of President Biden’s betrayal of our ally Israel. ABC, CBS, and NBC all offered this talking point. The most energetic rebuttal of this pro-Biden theme came from Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) on CBS’s Face the Nation. Jorge Bonilla explains the Sunday spin, including that CNN State of the Union host Dana Bash did. She didn't throw Reagan spin at Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio), but she suggested Donald Trump was an anti-Semite -- in part for his suggestion that Jews voting against him “should be ashamed.” That's an interesting spin, since Democrats routinely suggest that blacks and Hispanics that vote for Republicans are "race traitors," or aren't demonstrating a tribal loyalty. They don't expect that shaming with Jews. CBS's Sunday Morning aired a puffball interview with comedian Bill Maher, letting him claim he speaks for the "normies" and he's not ideological. On his Friday night program on HBO, Maher lamented that the Democrats "blew it" in all their legal warfare on Trump.  What was amazing in this profile was CBS reporter Robert Costa imploring Maher to lay off mockery of the Left, just shine the spotlight on the right-wingers! He asked: "What do you say to your [leftist] critics, though, who say that you should just focus on them, Bill, if they’re more alarming to you than the Left. And why not shine the spotlight on them only?" It's like he wants Maher to be exactly like CBS's own Stephen Colbert.  We conclude with questions Jorge knows from his places of residence: why would Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-N.Y.) claim black kids in the Bronx don't know the word "computer"? And why would the press ignore it? Then there is the very short-lived attempt by "Queers for Palestine" to block an exit to Disney World in Orlando. Enjoy the podcast below or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Melinda French Gates has announced that she plans to step down from her post as co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation."After careful thought and reflection, I have decided to resign from my role as co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. My last day of work at the foundation will be June 7th," she said in a statement. "Under the terms of my agreement with Bill, in leaving the foundation, I will have an additional $12.5 billion to commit to my work on behalf of women and families. I'll be sharing more about what that will look like in the near future."'Melinda, this is so exciting.'Bill Gates and Melinda French Gates divorced in 2021, according to People, ending their more than a quarter century-long marriage."We will be changing our name to the Gates Foundation to honor Bill Sr.'s legacy and Melinda's contributions, and Bill will become the sole Chair of the foundation," the organization's CEO, Mark Suzman, noted.Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton responded to Melinda French Gates' announcement, tweeting, "Melinda, this is so exciting. Thanks for everything you've already done, and I can’t wait to see all you do next. Onward!" — (@) "As a co-founder and co-chair Melinda has been instrumental in shaping our strategies and initiatives, significantly impacting global health and gender equality," Bill Gates stated. "I am sorry to see Melinda leave, but I am sure she will have a huge impact in her future philanthropic work." — (@) Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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Amprius is working on ensuring that its wearable battery fits into military operations. The battery will be part of a new Amprius battery vest, which will use batteries with silicone anodes to give soldiers twice the energy storage as the current generation. The idea here is pretty simple. Soldiers out in the field need to be able to carry the maximum amount of energy without being weighed down. The current generation of the battery vests that they use is made by Inventus Power. And Amprius is just one of a few companies that are supplying silicon-anode safe lithium cells for the project. Amprius says the battery pack is part of an ongoing integration into advanced military gear, which will provide improved on-the-ground power solutions for soldiers in the U.S. Army. The Amprius battery vest is made up of the company’s SiMaxx safe cells and was constructed by Inventus Power. https://youtu.be/AEvrDS4IKZQ?si=BXB5TkBePVBk1D_N The silicon-anode cells used in Amprius’ battery packs offer up to 10 times more power storage than lithium ions. This allows for better energy capacity, and the nanowire configuration that Amprius utilizes is also better at accommodating volume expansion and contraction that are involved in movement. It’s these nanowires that help prevent the silicone from degrading due to the movement, something that soldiers need to be able to do without worrying about losing their power storage capacity. Beyond just creating wearable battery tech, though, Amrpius has also garnered attention from electric aviation, as well as satellite and drone industries. A conformable battery pack like that featured in the Amprius battery vest could help with a lot of industries, as silicon-anode batteries would allow other industries to tap into higher-density power storage options, including creating better batteries for electric vehicles and more. Don't Miss: This stunning photo of the Moon tracking through the sky took 2 months to capture The post This ultra-high density battery will power next-gen soldiers appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $20 Blink Mini, $179 AirPods Pro, $300 Vitamix blender, $100 COSORI air fryer, more Best Apple deals for May 2024 Best Echo Dot deals for May 2024 Today’s deals: $179 AirPods Pro 2, Mattel toys, Kindles, Fitbit sale, $12.50 Matter smart plugs, more

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