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The first time I visited Japan, I couldn’t help noticing all of the things that it does better than the United States. I rode bullet trains that top out at 200 miles an hour and spotted vending machines that serve fresh fruits and vegetables. But the worst part was the car envy: Why are America’s city streets clogged with enormous SUVs and trucks when we could instead have the Suzuki Hustler?An adorably rugged little box of a car, the Hustler looks something like a Hummer, but is closer in size to a Smart car. The U.S. has nothing like it, especially not for the cost. The Hustler has four-wheel drive, a hybrid engine, and a shocking amount of storage space for your gear—not bad for about $12,000.The Hustler, and others like it, is a kei car: short for kei-jidosha, meaning “light vehicle.” Kei cars (pronounced kay) are a category of… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.1 week ago - Did someone win Powerball? Dec. 8 winning numbers as jackpot hits $930M
Powerball has soared to an estimated $930 million after no ticket hit for the Monday, Dec. 8, jackpot. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.1 week ago - Traditional Cybersecurity Training Doesn’t Stop Today’s Social Engineering Attacks in Trucking. ...
Cyberattacks in the trucking industry have changed dramatically—yet many fleets still rely on outdated cybersecurity training that no longer works. Traditional, one-size-fits-all annual modules fail to prepare employees for today’s targeted and sophisticated social engineering scams. As cybercriminals now use advanced tools, including AI-driven tactics, fleets must shift toward practical, role-specific cybersecurity training that mirrors real-world risks in trucking operations. Why Traditional Cybersecurity Training Fails For years, cyber training focused on generic phishing examples and boring click-through presentations. These programs didn’t reflect the realities of trucking workflows—or how modern attackers operate. Key shortcomings include: Overly generic lessons that don’t match job responsibilities Unrealistic phishing examples that fail to prepare employees Annual refreshers that employees quickly forget No connection to daily workflows or high-risk business processes As a result, the same social engineering techniques continue to work year after year. Attackers Have Evolved—Rapidly… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.1 week ago - Colts confirm QB Jones has season-ending injuryINDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts will be without starting quarterback Daniel Jones the rest of this season. They're not even sure if backup Riley Leonard will play next weekend, either. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.1 week ago
- Bring Back the NeoconsWhat comes after Donald Trump? What compelling social vision can replace MAGA’s offerings and reverse the tide of global populism? In considering these questions, I find myself returning to an unlikely group of 20th-century thinkers: the neoconservatives.These days, when people hear the word neocons, they tend to think of Republicans who supported the Iraq War. But the notoriety the neocons attained for supporting that war has obscured their origins as a dissident faction within the American left, one that was staunchly anti-communist but mostly preoccupied with domestic policy.Here’s why the original neocon thinkers—people such as Irving Kristol, James Q. Wilson, Jeane Kirkpatrick, and Daniel Patrick Moynihan—can be so helpful right now: They focused their attention on the bloody crossroads where morality and politics intersect. They saw politics through the lens of not only polling and social-science data, but also literature, philosophy, psychology, and theology. They asked the big questions—not just… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.1 week ago
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The first time I visited Japan, I couldn’t help noticing all of the things that it does better than the United States. I rode bullet trains that top out at 200 miles an hour and spotted vending machines that serve fresh fruits and vegetables. But the worst part was the car envy: Why are America’s city streets clogged with enormous SUVs and trucks when we could instead have the Suzuki Hustler?An adorably rugged little box of a car, the Hustler looks something like a Hummer, but is closer in size to a Smart car. The U.S. has nothing like it, especially not for the cost. The Hustler has four-wheel drive, a hybrid engine, and a shocking amount of storage space for your gear—not bad for about $12,000.The Hustler, and others like it, is a kei car: short for kei-jidosha, meaning “light vehicle.” Kei cars (pronounced kay) are a category of… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
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Powerball has soared to an estimated $930 million after no ticket hit for the Monday, Dec. 8, jackpot. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
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Cyberattacks in the trucking industry have changed dramatically—yet many fleets still rely on outdated cybersecurity training that no longer works. Traditional, one-size-fits-all annual modules fail to prepare employees for today’s targeted and sophisticated social engineering scams. As cybercriminals now use advanced tools, including AI-driven tactics, fleets must shift toward practical, role-specific cybersecurity training that mirrors real-world risks in trucking operations. Why Traditional Cybersecurity Training Fails For years, cyber training focused on generic phishing examples and boring click-through presentations. These programs didn’t reflect the realities of trucking workflows—or how modern attackers operate. Key shortcomings include: Overly generic lessons that don’t match job responsibilities Unrealistic phishing examples that fail to prepare employees Annual refreshers that employees quickly forget No connection to daily workflows or high-risk business processes As a result, the same social engineering techniques continue to work year after year. Attackers Have Evolved—Rapidly… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
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INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts will be without starting quarterback Daniel Jones the rest of this season. They're not even sure if backup Riley Leonard will play next weekend, either. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
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What comes after Donald Trump? What compelling social vision can replace MAGA’s offerings and reverse the tide of global populism? In considering these questions, I find myself returning to an unlikely group of 20th-century thinkers: the neoconservatives.These days, when people hear the word neocons, they tend to think of Republicans who supported the Iraq War. But the notoriety the neocons attained for supporting that war has obscured their origins as a dissident faction within the American left, one that was staunchly anti-communist but mostly preoccupied with domestic policy.Here’s why the original neocon thinkers—people such as Irving Kristol, James Q. Wilson, Jeane Kirkpatrick, and Daniel Patrick Moynihan—can be so helpful right now: They focused their attention on the bloody crossroads where morality and politics intersect. They saw politics through the lens of not only polling and social-science data, but also literature, philosophy, psychology, and theology. They asked the big questions—not just… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.
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