Donald Trump revived the dormant debate over repealing Obamacare‚ and Congress needs to be prepared.

Some parting words.

Governor Whitmer is at it again‚ this time with self-destructive energy policies that will hurt Michiganders when they need heat and electricity the most.

The Supreme Court should take the chance to strike down Washington State’s unconstitutional taxation scheme‚ which threatens private charity.

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We are almost at the end of the year‚ and it’s been such an exciting one for anime fans‚ with new seasons of beloved shows and new releases that have shaken up the industry. Anime is at its peak in 2023 with some of the best stories like Jujutsu Kaisen's Shibuya Arc and Netflix’s Live-Action adaptation of One Piece‚ which have introduced a whole new audience to anime.

Anime enthusiasts often find themselves engrossed in the world of anime shows‚ but it's important to remember that there are several underrated anime movies that offer a unique and captivating experience as well. When you're short on time or seeking a different kind of anime adventure‚ movies can be the perfect choice. Contrary to the notion that anime movies are inferior to their television counterparts‚ they provide equally entertaining narratives with the added benefit of a shorter time commitment.

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During the WWDC 2023 keynote‚ Apple announced tvOS 17‚ one of the most important Apple TV software updates in years. It brings FaceTime to Apple's set-top box‚ a revamped Control Center‚ a Find My Siri remote function‚ and more. But two other features expected to come later this year are finally available: support for VPNs and third-party video conferencing apps. During this weekend‚ ExpressVPN and Zoom released their Apple TV apps. For ExpressVPN's new app‚ users can enjoy: Streaming 4K and HD content Change your location to any of the 105 countries they support Although for people who love watching streamings‚ using a VPN can let them access a wider library (as maybe a show they want to watch in service is only available in a specific country)‚ it's also one of the best options for teachers and companies that need to access local files on the Apple TV. Not only is the server encrypted‚ but it lets them access files on Apple's set-top box that they couldn't before‚ making their workflows more seamless. For the Zoom app‚ X user Sigmund Judge spotted the application being available on the App Store and highlighted the main features: Start and join Zoom Meetings with one click from your device HD video and audio Calendar integration Invite friends or colleagues via phone‚ email‚ or Zoom contacts View in-meeting chat Ability to be assigned to a breakout room Although taking a Zoom call on a TV might sound weird at first‚ there are many benefits to using your iPhone as the main camera. The image is better than most webcams available‚ and you can also see more people on group calls‚ see charts‚ or even present a meeting with more professionalism‚ thanks to Center Stage. With these two apps now available for Apple TV users‚ even more applications will be released in the near future with similar capabilities. Rather sooner than later‚ tvOS 17.2 will also be made available‚ and it will bring a significant TV app revamp alongside a few new features you can learn more about below. Don't Miss: tvOS 17.2 beta 4 available with new Apple TV app and more The post A tiny update just made the Apple TV 100% better appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: Leave the World Behind kicks off December’s Netflix new releases with a bang I really wanted to ditch my iPhone for the Pixel 8 Pro – here’s why I didn’t Humanity’s return to the Moon could be in for a huge delay – GAO study explains why

Taken with an iPhone‚ the photo of a bride trying out a dress became a viral sensation over the weekend. The image showed the bride checking the dress out in front of a mirror. However‚ the reflections in the two mirrors were not identical to her pose. As you can see above‚ the position of the arms is different in all three positions. This prompted speculation that the iPhone's computational photography was to blame. A rare glitch in the matrix made the image possible. Other people might have thought about ChatGPT first when seeing the picture. One way or another‚ it seemed like AI was to blame for the unexplained photography. It turns out there's a simple explanation for how the bridal image was taken. It's actually not an error but a great camera trick you can replicate in the right conditions. That's because we're looking at a panoramic shot the person who held the iPhone took. Continue reading... The post The viral iPhone bride photo taught me a great camera trick – here’s how and when to use it appeared first on BGR. Trending Right Now: Leave the World Behind kicks off December’s Netflix new releases with a bang A tiny update just made the Apple TV 100% better I really wanted to ditch my iPhone for the Pixel 8 Pro – here’s why I didn’t