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YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - Flock cameras spark outrage in New York | Elizabeth Vargas Reports Fri May 29 01:19:40 2026

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Some residents of Troy, New York, have privacy concerns about the city’s use of automated license plate readers, which are known as Flock cameras or LPRs. The mayor and police chief say the technology has helped reduce crime and no data is shared. NewsNation’s Rich McHugh reports on the debate. Flock cameras store data on a cloud-based server for a period of time, where it can be accessed by other police departments if the city running the cameras allows. The data is also instantly compared to a list of active warrants and other criminal history, with alerts sent to local police departments. Data not used for a criminal investigation is deleted in 90 days, according to reporting from the Dayton Daily News. FULL STORY:…

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Taki) - The Ancient Greeks’ Blackened Reputation Tue May 26 04:01:00 2026

History’s winners take a beating at the movies. The post The Ancient Greeks’ Blackened Reputation appeared first on The American Conservative .

Takimag The Ancient Greeks’ Blackened Reputation History’s winners take a beating at the movies. TakiMag (Photo by Culture Club/Getty Images) My friend Michael Mailer is an extremely talented film director and producer, most recently of Cutman and Little Audrey, the latter a true story about a little girl that created miracles. Michael’s father, the novelist Norman Mailer, taught me how to headbutt, and when I asked him if there was brain damage involved, he looked nonplussed. “Writers have harder heads than normal people,” he said.  Be that as it may, Norman was a frustrated movie director. He…Open