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ORLANDO, Fla. – An Ohio man was arrested Wednesday in Orlando after police say he tried to strangle an officer responding to a disturbance at Orlando International Airport. >>> STREAM CHANNEL 9 LIVE EYEWITNESS NEWS

Mike Sussman is a regular guest columnist for the Newark Advocate. In case you weren’t paying attention earlier this year, the Republican-controlled Tennessee House of Representatives expelled two black members on April 6 for being at the well and protesting gun laws in the state, or lack thereof, after a school shooting. in Nashville that killed six people. One white member who protested with the two black members, Gloria Johnson, avoided expulsion by one vote. Justin Jones and Justin Pearson were quickly returned to office by their respective city councils in Nashville and Memphis. They had to stand for election…

AAs it stands, political scientists expect Donald Trump to win the Republican nomination for president. Most of the Republican candidates are in step with Trumpist policies and culture wars, unable to differentiate themselves in an already dispersed field; despite the appearance of a united front, factions in the party cannot agree on when and how to pass hardline legislation. Traditional conservative forces are looking for a less volatile alternative with a more viable path to winning the general election, and as that concern grows, some experts say Biden could narrowly win re-election if the race is a 2020 rematch. “Trump…

WASHINGTON, DC – U.S. Rep. Scott Fitzgerald, R-Clyman, introduced the Performance on Politics Act on Friday in an effort to curb the number of repeated environmental, social and corporate governance investment proposals from ” activist shareholders” in publicly traded companies. According to Fitzgerald, “activist investors have increasingly transformed boardrooms across America into partisan platforms where political agendas overshadow good financial management.” “This bill would allow issuers to set aside for three years the resubmission of shareholder proposals that are substantially similar to proposals that received less than 10% of the vote once in the previous five years, and that received…

Sixty years ago this week: As for the forecast estimates released by Colorado Budget Director Con Shea, he predicted that state revenues would fall about $3 million below the appropriations voted by the Legislature. Shea suggested Republican Gov. John Love should warn state agencies and institutions that non-wage spending could be cut as much as 10 percent below the General Assembly’s fiscal year appropriation. The release of Shea’s numbers sent a wave of concern throughout Colorado’s political community, prompting The Denver Post to publish an editorial calling on Love to change his tactics. “Instead of further pinching state programs this…

Subscribe to The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to date on the most essential Texas news. In a week where parts of the state are getting triple-digit temperatures and weather officials urge jeans to stay cool and hydratedGov. Greg Abbott gave final approval to a law that will eliminate local rules mandating water breaks for construction workers. House Bill 2127 was passed by the Texas Legislature during this year’s regular legislative session. Abbott signed it on Tuesday. It will enter into force on September 1. Supporters of the law have said it would eliminate a…

In a press release issued todayCasetext announced that its AI legal assistant, CoCounsel, is powered by GPT-4, OpenAI’s latest and most advanced large language model. In your own ad OpenAI confirmed that GPT-4 is more reliable, creative and able to handle much more nuanced instructions than GPT-3.5. In fact, GPT-4 passed a simulated version of the Uniform Bar Exam (UBE) with a score of about 10% higher than test takers compared to GPT-3.5’s score of 10 % lower. As the first major law firm to deploy output generated by GPT-4 in the form of CoCounsel, Evan Shenkmansaid the company’s director…

If you’re interested in an informative and quick read on the subject of flexible packaging, this is for you: an all-in-one location for a steady stream of selected news and developments in this dynamic market during the current month. You’ll find regularly updated news and updates on the ever-expanding world of applications for bags, pouches, films and other types of flexible packaging from supplier developments, brand launches and other developments of interest. Content is curated from tweets by stakeholders in the flexible packaging supply chain, supplemented with content pulled from the Twitter feeds of sister publications Packaging Digest and PlasticsToday….