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    Google files patent for gesture-activated car controls

    CleanTechnica
    October 19, 2013
    Google files patent for gesture-activated car controls

    Distracted driving is the latest and greatest menace to the children of America, and automakers are both morally and legally obligated to reduce distractions to the driving experience. Voice commands…


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    Key detail undermines argument Trump declassified documents found at Mar-a-Lago

    Bob Brigham
    August 09, 2022

    One day after agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation executed a search warrant at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort, three leading legal experts debunked the legal defense that Trump had declassified the documents found.

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    Matthew Chapman
    August 09, 2022

    On Tuesday, The New York Times reported that in the waning days of the Donald Trump administration, officials privately got together, trying to strategize about how to make the outgoing president surrender boxes that were full of classified documents to be returned to their proper place.

    "By the end of his presidency, and as Mr. Trump was fighting to overturn his election loss, some of his aides were concerned with preserving the work of the office itself," reported Maggie Haberman, Ben Protess, Michael S. Schmidt, Luke Broadwater, and William K. Rashbaum. "His habit of transporting material around in cardboard boxes, with either a personal aide or a valet carrying them, was well known, but the contents were not always clear."

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    Trump says search warrant infringed on every American's rights in new Truth Social meltdown

    Bob Brigham
    August 09, 2022

    Donald Trump continues to lash out after the FBI executed a search warrant on Trump and his Mar-a-Lago resort on Monday.

    Trump supporters and his GOP supporters in Congress have warned of a "civil war" and retribution for investigating Trump's handling of public documents.

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