http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/world/2019/04/685_267388.html

Photos of what some say is the silhouette of a standing Jesus Christ in the fire engulfing Paris' Notre Dame Cathedral have gone viral.

Some netizens claim it to be the real Jesus who came down from Heaven to "bring comfort" to people saddened by the blaze, while others call it nothing more than an accidental blend of colors, light and shade.

Believe it or not, it's up to you.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/apr/18/instagram-facebook-password-lapse-privacy-breach-data-exposed-

At 10 am ET on Thursday, as the attorney general, William Barr, wrapped up his news conference on the release of the report of the special counsel, Robert Mueller, Facebook updated a 21 March blogpost, which revealed it had mistakenly stored the passwords of hundreds of millions of users unencrypted, to include a sentence admitting that millions more Instagram accounts had been affected.

The 21 March post initially said “hundreds of millions of Facebook Lite users, tens of millions of other Facebook users, and tens of thousands of Instagram users” had data stored in an insecure way.

The clear implication of the timing of its admission is that Facebook is trying to bury this privacy oversight in the midst of its larger scandals of the week,

https://www.theepochtimes.com/national-popular-vote-movement-seeks-to-make-electoral-college-obsolete_2886355.html

Instead of amending the Constitution, a very difficult thing to do, a group called National Popular Vote (NPV) wants the states to ignore their own voters and enter into an interstate compact that would hand the presidency to whomever gets the greatest number of popular votes nationally. Rather than abolishing the Electoral College, the plan would require presidential electors in the states and the District of Columbia to vote for the candidate who gets the most popular votes.

According to a tally maintained by NPV, enabling legislation has been adopted in 14 states—including New Mexico, which enacted the model statute on April 3—plus the District of Columbia, representing a total of 189 electoral votes. Those states are California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Washington. Not one is a red Republican state.

The plan, NPV claims, would become effective when enacted by several more states with 81 more electoral votes, taking the total to the magic number of 270 out of 538, the absolute majority required to win the presidency in the Electoral College.

If you can't win fairly, change the rules