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A California city imposes unnecessary burdens on lawful gun owners that won't save taxpayers a single dollar, much less save a single life.

Lawful gun ownership in San Jose, California, is about to become more expensive and onerous after the City Council passed a measure imposing two unprecedented burdens on the possession of firearms inside city limits.

Authors include Apple veteran Tony Fadell, left-wing podcaster Paris Marx, and acclaimed journalist Johann Hari.

~ Today's Water Cooler ~

Going to work. one reason why, the plaintiffs are pretending its one election but its not. its two separate elections. the first election is just a simple up or down question. do we keep newsom? if enough people say no, lets fire newsom, then you have a separate election. that separate election, newsom is disqualified from running. theres a vacancy in the governorship. its almost kind of like what would happen if there was a federal impeachment of a president. in that second election, yes, then ...

10 Horrifying Facts To Change What You Think Of Animals Learning about animals isn’t always fun. Occasionally, you hear something so upsetting that you swear you’ll never go outside again. Or at the very least, you’ll never look at your favorite critter the same way. Animals don’t play by human rules, and from time to time, they’re sure to break our hearts, turn our stomachs, and eat our innards. 10Lassie Won’t Save You We’ve all heard stories about dogs rescuing their owners from...

Freddys taps Amazons machine learning to analyze data, drive sales Wichita-based Freddys Frozen Custard and Steakburgers implemented a machine-learning program via Amazon to gather insights and maximize sales. Provided COVID-19 has uprooted the hospitality sector, leaving many restaurants — including Wichita-based Freddys Frozen Custard and Steakburgers — to think outside the box as means for survival. At the onset of the pandemic, the 400-unit chain implemented a machine-learning program t...

Thank you so much for devoting space to Ms. Senior’s portrait of the unhappiness and suicide of Phil Brickman. It may save some lives. Phil Brickman was the closest I had to an adult mentor in college. In the unenviable role of my adviser in psychology, he was all the article captured — brilliant, funny, insightful, demanding and tender. Our nonacademic conversations imparted wisdom about family, love and career. Some of his observations and axioms stay with me over four decades later, ofte...

The problem is the price factor. the problem is americans love to shop on credit and they love to borrow, and even if theyre deleveraging now which they are only to a limited extent, they will soon ramp it up again. its the nature of the beast. until that fundamentally changes -- it goes back to the old-fashioned days. they used to say the japanese will spend and the americans wont save, and there isnt much change. >> not shocking the overseas fellow accusing us of consuming too much. thank you ...