The Daily Populous

Kids were stuck at home with little to do, and frazzled parents became more willing than usual to let their kids be entertained by an electronic device.

Amazon did not respond to requests for comment about whether it knows how often children yell “poop” at Alexa.

Lacking definitive proof that Amazon knows that these songs are primarily played by kids talking to Alexa, I believe there’s sufficient circumstantial evidence. »

The Russian ambassador stressed that the United States, as the host country of the United Nations, is legally required to issue visas, adding that application to attend the high-level U.N. meetings starting Sept. 19 had been submitted to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow.

Already bad relations between the United States and Russia have worsened dramatically since Russia’s Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine.

U.N. associate spokesperson Florencia Soto Nino-Martinez said the United Nations remains in close contact with the U.S. on issues under the U.N.-U.S. headquarters agreement including visas, and “we are doing so in this case” raised by Russia. »

Michael Cohen that Mar-a-Lago's catering hall was steps away from where top secret documents were stored.

The FBI recovered seven "top secret" documents from inside Trump's office, the DOJ said on Friday.

Former Donald Trump's ex-attorney Michael Cohen said Thursday that top secret documents were just a few steps away from Mar-a-Lago's widely accessed catering hall, HuffPost reported. »

At previous World Cup tournaments, beer was served in fan zones all day long.

Qatar's World Cup organisers, the Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy, did not respond to requests for comment about the World Cup controls on alcohol.

Questions have swirled around the role alcohol would play at this year's World Cup since Qatar won hosting rights in 2010. »