The Daily Populous

Ahead of the Super Bowl, DHS is surging additional staff to its Incident Command Post in Los Angeles, nearby SoFi Stadium.

Already, more than 500 DHS personnel are providing air and maritime security resources, part of standard operating procedure ahead of Sunday.

The bulletin warns that the convoy "could severely disrupt transportation, federal government, and law enforcement operations through gridlock and potential counterprotests.". »

The government will give nearly $5 billion to help states build out their charging infrastructure.

Right now one of the glaring reasons not to own an electric car is the charging.

Officials would not offer specifics about how many chargers the $5 billion program would yield or when the first locations would open to the public. »

Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit gaming rights up for sale Auction could give publishers the opportunity to snap up some precious Tolkien IP.

The gaming rights for several J.R.R Tolkien works, including The Lord of The Rings and The Hobbit, are about to come up for auction.

Warner already holds certain rights due to its ownership of New Line Cinema, which produced Peter Jackson's The Lord of the Rings film trilogy. »

Gary Chambers, a U.S. Senate candidate in Louisiana who went viral last month for smoking a blunt in a campaign ad, burned a Confederate flag while decrying restrictive voting laws in his latest video released on Wednesday.

As the flag burns, the Louisiana Democrat argues that inequality lingers and "remnants of the Confederacy remain" in the South.

The candidate mentions gerrymandered districts and restrictive voting laws as "byproducts" of the Confederacy. »