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• Official report finds US Navy has better diversity training than warfare drills The US Navy has been accused of being under-prepared for major conflicts (Picture: AP)The US Navy ‘risks losing’ its next major conflict ‘unless changes are made’ as its leaders focus too heavily on teaching diversity and not enough time on basic warfare training. That’s according to a scathing new report commissioned by members of Congress, part of the US government, which claims Navy forces have systemic training and leadership issues. The report was prepared by two retired marines, lieutenant general Robert Schmidle…
• Mississippi marker honors 2 Black men killed by Klan in 1964 Friends and relatives gathered Thursday in a tiny town in southwestern Mississippi to dedicate a new state historical marker honoring two young Black men who were kidnapped and killed by Ku Klux Klansmen 57 years ago. Investigators found the remains of college student Charles Eddie Moore and lumber mill worker Henry Hezekiah Dee in a backwater of the Mississippi River in July 1964. It happened as officers were searching for three civil rights workers who had disappeared from central Mississippi…
• A controversial handgun that is covered in LEGOs and looks like a toy is no longer available for sale after LEGO sent its maker a cease-and-desist letter This is the innovative way your kids could be learning math from their teachers with Legos. INSIDER A Utah gun-modification company drew criticism for selling a handgun covered in LEGOs, making it look like a toy. Culper Precision said it would no longer sell the Block19 after LEGO hit the company with a cease-and-desist letter. The company said it added LEGOs to the handgun in hopes of "making the 2nd amendment too painful to tread on." See more stories on…
• Pub is ‘first in Britain’ to demand proof of vaccine from drinkers before entry Landlord Philip Cutter, 50, brought in the new rule after two of his bar staff tested positive for coronavirus (Picture: East Anglia News Service)A pub landlord has been subjected to online abuse after bringing in a new rule that all his punters must be vaccinated before entering. Philip Cutter, 50, runs what is thought to be the first pub in Britain which will demand proof of at least one coronavirus jab from tomorrow onwards. He brought in the new rule…
• Twitch emotes: Everything to know about Twitch's wildly popular take on emoji Twitch emotes have a wide variety of meanings and uses. William Antonelli/Insider Twitch emotes are small emoji-like icons that you can use in any Twitch streamer's chat room. Twitch streamers with enough viewers can upload their own custom emotes for subscribers to use. If you download the third-party extension BetterTTV, you can access dozens of new Twitch emotes for free. Visit Insider's Tech Reference library for more stories. To the untrained eye, reading a Twitch chat can feel like interpreting…
• Dodgers set stadium record for runs scored in win over Diamondbacks Justin Turner #10 of the Los Angeles Dodgers rounds the bases after hitting a grand slam ome run against the Arizona Diamondbacks during the second inning at Dodger Stadium on July 10, 2021 in Los Angeles, California. (Photo by Michael Owens/Getty Images) Justin Turner #10 of the Los Angeles Dodgers celebrates with Chris Taylor #3, Mookie Betts #50 and Walker Buehler #21 after hitting a grand slam home run against the Arizona Diamondbacks during the second inning at Dodger Stadium…
• Wearing face masks from Monday ‘probably won’t do any good’ if others stop From next week, wearing face coverings in certain public places will no longer be a legal requirement (Picture: Shutterstock)A coronavirus expert has suggested wearing masks ‘probably won’t do any good’ if the guidance is not followed by everyone when legal restrictions are lifted on Monday, July 19. Sage member Professor Graham Medley said he would still wear a face covering when the Government ends the legal requirement next week – but questioned how much good it would do if 30%…
• ‘Nobody’s better than you’ Edith Renfrow Smith in her bedroom at Bethany Retirement Community. She turns 107 on July 14. In 1937, she became the first Black woman to graduate from Grinnell College. | Anthony Vazquez/Sun-TimesMeet Edith Renfrow Smith, the first Black graduate of Grinnell College, whose grandparents were slaves. She turns 107 on July 14. On those long ago Sundays in Iowa, Edith Renfrow Smith’s mother Eva Pearl made Jell-O with black walnuts in it. Her older sister Helen would play the piano…
• Utah Sen. Mitt Romney calls politicizing COVID-19 vaccine ‘moronic’ Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, pauses to answer questions from reporters at the Capitol in Washington, Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021. | J. Scott Applewhite, Associated Press Sen. Mitt Romney has a word for the politicization of the COVID-19 vaccine: “moronic.” “Politicizing vaccinations is moronic,” the Utah Republican told reporters Tuesday on Capitol Hill. He said it’s “grossly” unfortunate and a “huge” human cost to have vaccination become a political issue. “After all, President Trump and his supporters take credit for developing…
• Navy blazers, stripes and flag scarves for Team USA in Tokyo The Team USA flag bearers in steamy Tokyo will likely be the coolest members of their packs. Ralph Lauren has built a personal air conditioning system into a roomy white jacket to be worn by the yet-unannounced athletes who will have that honor during opening ceremonies for the Olympics and Paralympics, the company said Wednesday. The technology disperses heat from the wearer’s skin through a fan device at the back of the neck, with a lightweight personal battery controller stashed…