Microsoft continues to improve Windows 11 through regular updates aimed at introducing new features and functionality and fixing bugs and issues that could impact the overall user experience.

In September 2024, Microsoft had already released a cumulative update for Windows 11 that fixed various issues reported by the community. Recently, the company surprised users by releasing another cumulative update to the operating system. If you are interested in installing this latest update, you can simply go to Windows Update in your Settings to download and apply it.

A new cumulative update is now available for Windows 11 via Windows Update

As mentioned earlier, this is the second cumulative update released by Microsoft in September 2024, which is always welcomed by users. These updates not only fix annoying bugs but also improve the overall stability of the operating system.

The latest update, KB5043145can be downloaded and installed via Windows Update for systems running Windows 11 22H2 and 23H2. It offers a number of fixes for various issues and bugs in the operating system, as well as improvements in stability and security.

Microsoft remains committed to optimizing Windows 11 and regularly releases patches for security vulnerabilities and bug fixes. In the last few months they have fixed several issues such as: B. Freezing the taskbar to ensure a smoother user experience.

What’s new in update KB5043145 for Windows 11?

As mentioned, this latest cumulative update (KB5043145) for Windows 11 brings several important improvements and bug fixes aimed at improving both functionality and user experience. Here’s a detailed look at the changes:

• You can now easily share local files directly from the taskbar search results.
• The method of distributing updates via Windows Update has been improved.
• The search box has been removed from the Windows Share window, streamlining the user interface.
• The media controls on the lock screen have been moved to the bottom for better accessibility.
• A new option lets you log out of your account manager directly from the Start menu.
• The issue that caused Microsoft Edge to stop working when using IE mode has been resolved.
• You no longer have to repeatedly enter credentials when logging into Outlook.
• A bug that caused Task Manager to stop responding when switching from a high-contrast theme to a normal theme has been fixed.
• You can now manage yours Copilot Pro subscription from the Windows settings.
• The issue where libraries failed to sync Defender for Endpoint activated has been fixed.

These changes demonstrate Microsoft’s commitment to improving Windows 11 with new features, bug fixes and security updates, improving both performance and usability.

MADISON, Wis. –

The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents voted unanimously Friday to fire a communications professor who wanted to keep his job after he was fired as chancellor of one of the system’s campuses for producing pornographic films.

Joe Gow, who served as UW-La Crosse’s chancellor for nearly 17 years, argued last week that he should retain a teaching position on campus. But the university’s lawyers argued that he behaved unethically, violated the terms of his employment contract, damaged the university’s reputation and compromised its mission.

The regents met in closed session Friday morning before publicly voting to fire Gow. There was no public discussion before the board vote.

Gow said he is considering filing a lawsuit to keep his teaching job. He did not immediately respond to a message Friday morning.

Gow has been on paid leave from his faculty position since the regents fired him as chancellor in 2023, shortly after university leadership became aware of the videos posted on pornographic websites.

The case has drawn national attention both for the salaciousness of a high-ranking university official making and speaking publicly about pornographic films and for the questions it raises about free speech rights.

Gow argued that his videos and two e-books that he and his wife Carmen published about their experiences in adult films were protected by the First Amendment. The university’s attorney argued that Gow’s videos themselves were legal, but that they were not protected by his employment contract.

Zach Greenberg, an attorney with the free speech advocacy group Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, called the regents’ decision “a major blow to academic freedom and the right to free expression.”

“FIRE has said time and time again: Public universities cannot sacrifice the First Amendment to protect their reputations,” Greenberg said. “We are disappointed that the UW has caved to donors and politicians by alienating a tenured professor.”

Republican lawmakers already view Wisconsin’s university system as a liberal incubator. Last year they forced the company to scale back its diversity initiatives. System President Jay Rothman has tried to avoid further angering conservatives as he seeks approval for an $855 million increase in the next state budget.

Gow’s hope of teaching in the classroom again was rejected by his department head, Linda Dickmeyer. She said that because Gow had not taught in 20 years, he would be assigned general education courses, but she declined to allow him to return to teaching in any capacity.

Gow was criticized in 2018 for inviting porn actress Nina Hartley to speak on campus. She received $5,000 from tuition fees for her performance. The university said he came up with the idea of ​​bringing her to campus after filming a pornographic video with her.

Gow and his wife’s e-books were written under the pseudonyms “Monogamy with Benefits: How Porn Enhances Our Relationships” and “Married with Benefits – Our Real Adventures in the Adult Industry.” But they also star in a YouTube channel called “Sexy Healthy Cooking,” in which the couple cooks meals with porn actors.

(This story has been updated to add new information.)

After Tropical Storm Helene, the system, which was a devastating hurricane in northern Florida and Georgia, was still causing catastrophic damage hundreds of miles north in Tennessee.

However, things are still bad with “historic and catastrophic flooding” in parts of the southeastern and southern Appalachians.

Helene made landfall at 11:10 p.m. on Thursday, September 26, east of the mouth of the Aucilla River, 10 miles west-southwest of Perry, Florida. At sunrise, the damage left by wind and storm surge becomes visible.

Two AFC contenders face off in exciting action this week in Baltimore as Lamar Jackson and the Ravens host the undefeated Buffalo Bills. The Bills are on a short week after defeating the Jacksonville Jaguars 47-10 on Monday night. For the Ravens, Jackson and Derrick Henry led Baltimore to a 28-25 victory over the Dallas Cowboys. Things got tight late, however, as Dak Prescott’s offense scored 19 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to get within three points. It was a challenge for the Ravens to get a double-digit lead.

In fact, the last time Josh Allen and Jackson faced off was in Week 4 of 2022. The Ravens blew a 10-point lead in the second half as Buffalo scored 13 unanswered points – including a game-winning 21-yard field- Goal – win 23-20.

This will be a litmus test for both teams and a possible preview of this year’s AFC Championship Game. It is the highest scoring offense compared to the highest total offense. Let’s break down what promises to be an entertaining match, but first, here’s how to watch the game on Sunday night.

All NFL odds come from SportsLine Consensus.

Where to see

Date: Sunday September 29th | Time: 8:20 p.m. ET
Location: M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore)
Channel: NBC | Electricity: fubo
Consequences: CBS Sports App
Opportunities: Ravens -2.5 O/U 46.5

Trends

• The Ravens have a 6-1 lead at home against the Bills
• The Under has scored in seven of the last eight prime-time games in which Buffalo plays on the road
• The Ravens are 14-7 ATS in primetime games started by Jackson

When the Bills have the ball

Some believed Allen would regress without Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis. It turns out he’s fine. So far, he has completed 75% of his passes for 634 yards, 7 touchdowns and 0 interceptions. Allen now has the most passing touchdowns without an interception through three games in Bills franchise history and has made two consecutive starts without a turnover for the first time since 2020.

While we don’t know exactly who the new “WR1” is, Allen leads the league with a passer rating of 133.7. Whether he’s throwing the ball to Keon Coleman or Khalil Shakir, Allen is a dangerous playmaker. He prepares for long drives, takes care of the football and still plays with his legs. That’s why Allen is currently the MVP favorite. With a win against the Ravens, he can equal the longest winning streak by a quarterback in franchise history. The record is nine consecutive yards, set by Jack Kemp in 1964. The Ravens have statistically had the worst pass defense in the NFL for three weeks, allowing 291.7 pass yards per game, so Allen will have his chances.

While the Ravens are vulnerable through the air, they currently have the No. 1 rush defense in the NFL with 50 yards allowed per game. Still, Allen’s No. 1 weapon could be running back James Cook. His 285 yards from scrimmage rank 14th in the NFL and his 4 total touchdowns rank fourth. He has become one of those dual-threat backs to be reckoned with, ranking second on the Bills in receiving yards with 97.

When the Ravens have the ball

Death, taxes and the Ravens playing football well. Baltimore has outscored teams by 460 yards this season and outscored the Cowboys 274-51 last week! In this win, Henry recorded his 12th game with 150 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns, which ranks second all-time.

Jackson has 254 rushing yards this season, more than any quarterback in the first three games of a season in NFL history. Entering Week 4, he ranks eighth among all rushing players. While Henry had a slow start with his new team, he is clearly starting to find his rhythm. This new version of Thunder and Lightning is the first duo to record 250 rushing yards and average five yards per rush in three games since 1960. The last duo to do this was Jim Brown and Bobby Mitchell for the Cleveland Browns.

The Bills beat the Miami Dolphins in Week 2, but running back De’Vachane had a day with 96 rushing yards and an average of 4.4 yards per carry. The Bills will need to keep Jackson and Henry in check if they want to win on Sunday night.

Another point the Ravens should keep an eye on is their inconsistency on offense. It will obviously be a challenge to build a lead over the Bills, but it’s worth noting that since 2020, Baltimore has lost 11 times by a touchdown lead in the fourth quarter. That’s the most of any team in at least five years, since 1991. Just last week, the Ravens nearly blew a 22-point lead in the fourth quarter.

forecast

The plus money bills will be tempting for everyone. After all, Buffalo has looked like the best team in the NFL over the past three weeks. That being said, the Bills needed a double-digit comeback to beat the Arizona Cardinals in Week 1, destroyed the Dolphins – who have yet to lead a game with time on the clock this season – in Week 2 and then took care of it on “Monday Night Football.” “ about business against the Jaguars – who look like the worst team in the NFL.

Give me the Ravens in prime time at home, because they are easily the toughest test the Bills have faced this season. Justin Tucker is 0-2 on 50-yard field goals this season, but I predict he hits a 50-yarder in the fourth quarter to win.

Expected score: Ravens (-2.5) 24-21 over Bills

Bonus: SportsLine’s NFL expert Mike Tierney is 48-22-2 in his last 72 picks with the Ravens, and we can tell you he has the edge in this primetime showdown against the Bills. Check out who he’s facing against the spread at SportsLine.

Is Apple’s new? iPhone mirroring function actually makes sense in the latest versions of iOS and MacOS? No matter where your iPhone is nearby – in another room where it’s charging or buried at the bottom of a bag – you can see and control it from your Mac.

Aside from the sheer convenience of not having to pick up the phone, I’ve found several reasons to use iPhone mirroring. In fact, I find myself using it regularly on my iPhone 16 since the release of iOS 18 and MacOS Sequoia. (And if you run this latest betaslets you experiment with one of the most interesting mirroring features, the ability to drag and drop items directly onto the phone and vice versa.)

Read more: How to control your iPhone from your Mac using iPhone mirroring

iOS 18 and MacOS Sequoia are available now and bring a variety of other features, such as: animated text messages and the ability to do so Customize your iPhone’s home screen.

When your iPhone is in a pocket, purse or other room

The simplest use case is when you want to access something on your phone but it’s buried in a bag, just out of reach, or you can’t get up (or you can, but the snoozing cat or dog on your lap would don’t do that). I don’t appreciate the disruption). The connection via iPhone mirroring is much more convenient.

However, this feature doesn’t work over long distances, such as if you accidentally left your iPhone at home and need to access it from work. iPhone mirroring uses Apple’s Continuity technology, which means the iPhone and Mac must be within Bluetooth range of each other.

If you need to check in via an iPhone app

Missed your daily Duolingo check-in and your phone isn’t at hand? If this is the case with your Mac, iPhone Mirroring can connect and ensure you keep your streak going.

Or maybe you need to complete today’s Wordle challenge, but while you’re working it would be too obvious that you’re looking at your phone. The discreet iPhone Mirroring window can be easily covered or hidden if necessary.

If you want to use an app, not a web interface

Even today, some popular services still work much better in apps than in web interfaces. Yes, we’re looking at you, Instagram. Posting through an app often includes more options or a better user experience. Because iPhone mirroring gives you almost complete access to the iPhone interface, you can post with a mouse cursor instead of a finger.

If you want to quickly transfer items between devices (coming soon)

I take a lot of screenshots for work and personally take even more photos, all of which end up in my photo library. These images are then synced to my Mac via iCloud – but sometimes it seems to be at a pace aptly described as “when the phone gets around to it.” If I need something on my Mac immediately, I use AirDrop between devices, which It works, but it’s more complicated than I’d like.

Later this year, however, we’ll be able to drag and drop all types of files – not just images – between an iPhone and the Mac running the iPhone Mirroring app. This also works both ways: Drop a video or important PDF file from a Mac Finder window onto the mirrored iPhone to transfer it to the phone. (You can play with it now Beta versions for iOS 18.1 and MacOS Sequoia.)

If you don’t want to clutter up your Mac with software junk

MacOS has a long history of supporting system extensions, startup items, and various background processes that you probably don’t realize are running most of the time. For example, some large application suites distribute these accessory files like a dropped Lego box. In many cases, resource consumption is negligible, but these parts still consume memory and processor power.

In contrast, iOS has always been built as a siled system, with each app having its own protected storage and tightly controlled routes for interacting with other apps. Especially for apps that you don’t use often but need to keep, you may want to install a mobile version to avoid the app creep that occurs on macOS.

iPhone Mirroring offers you the opportunity to continue using such an app on your Mac without infecting MacOS with all the associated junk that is normally installed.

If you want to log in to your bank’s app instead of doing so on the computer

Unfortunately, some of these suggestions focus on the theme of “an app is better than a website,” and there is often no better example than banking websites.

It can be easier and more secure to access your bank accounts or investments by using iPhone Mirroring to sign in with the iOS app instead of a web browser on your Mac. You’ll still need to authenticate the iPhone app when you open it (since you can’t use Face ID or Touch ID on the device), but that might be a more convenient option.

If you want to access locked and hidden apps on your phone

In iOS 18, you can hide sensitive apps or require authentication (e.g. Face ID) to open them. If you’d rather use them on your phone rather than through an app or web interface on your Mac, iPhone Mirroring lets you access them when the phone isn’t nearby.

If you do this, the iPhone Mirroring app will require authentication via Mac, as expected. Enter your Mac’s login password, use Touch ID, or authenticate with your connected Apple Watch to open locked apps or reveal the hidden folder on your phone.

If you are giving a presentation and want to show what is on the iPhone

Admittedly, this is a smaller subset of use cases, but if you need to demonstrate something on iPhone during an online or in-person presentation, iPhone Mirroring is a far easier option than other methods.

Aside from installing an overhead camera, the predominant method is to connect the iPhone to a Mac via a cable and use QuickTime Player to display the phone’s screen. Then you would still have to use the phone with your hands.

With iPhone Mirroring, the phone can now be connected wirelessly and operated using your Mac’s trackpad or mouse and keyboard.

The main limitation with this approach is that the mirrored connection will be interrupted if you need to do something on the phone.

And a streaming restriction that we would like to see changed

An unknown feature between Apple devices is the ability to stream media from an iPhone to a Mac using AirPlay. Is it time to sit back and watch a movie or catch an episode of your favorite TV show? You can launch it on iPhone and target Mac with its larger screen.

Since iPhone mirroring allows you to control an iPhone that is out of reach, it would be nice to start a movie playing on the Mac screen. However, digital rights management kills this idea when it comes to iPhone mirroring. Even though you can open an app like TV and start a show, the picture remains black.

This black screen also occurs when you use AirPlay to stream while iPhone mirroring is active. This only works if you physically control the phone and stream to the Mac.

iPhone Mirroring is just a new feature on iPhone and Mac running iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia. Don’t miss it How to spice up your texts in messages and how to work with the updated Control Center.

Two AFC contenders face off in exciting action this week in Baltimore as Lamar Jackson and the Ravens host the undefeated Buffalo Bills. The Bills are on a short week after defeating the Jacksonville Jaguars 47-10 on Monday night. For the Ravens, Jackson and Derrick Henry led Baltimore to a 28-25 victory over the Dallas Cowboys. Things got tight late, however, as Dak Prescott’s offense scored 19 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to get within three points. It was a challenge for the Ravens to get a double-digit lead.

In fact, the last time Josh Allen and Jackson faced off was in Week 4 of 2022. The Ravens blew a 10-point lead in the second half as Buffalo scored 13 unanswered points – including a game-winning 21-yard field- Goal – win 23-20.

This will be a litmus test for both teams and a possible preview of this year’s AFC Championship Game. It is the highest scoring offense compared to the highest total offense. Let’s break down what promises to be an entertaining match, but first, here’s how to watch the game on Sunday night.

All NFL odds come from SportsLine Consensus.

Where to see

Date: Sunday September 29th | Time: 8:20 p.m. ET
Location: M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore)
Channel: NBC | Electricity: fubo
Consequences: CBS Sports App
Opportunities: Ravens -2.5 O/U 46.5

Trends

• The Ravens have a 6-1 lead at home against the Bills
• The Under has scored in seven of the last eight prime-time games in which Buffalo plays on the road
• The Ravens are 14-7 ATS in primetime games started by Jackson

When the Bills have the ball

Some believed Allen would regress without Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis. It turns out he’s fine. So far, he has completed 75% of his passes for 634 yards, 7 touchdowns and 0 interceptions. Allen now has the most passing touchdowns without an interception through three games in Bills franchise history and has made two consecutive starts without a turnover for the first time since 2020.

While we don’t know exactly who the new “WR1” is, Allen leads the league with a passer rating of 133.7. Whether he’s throwing the ball to Keon Coleman or Khalil Shakir, Allen is a dangerous playmaker. He prepares for long drives, takes care of the football and still plays with his legs. That’s why Allen is currently the MVP favorite. With a win against the Ravens, he can equal the longest winning streak by a quarterback in franchise history. The record is nine consecutive yards, set by Jack Kemp in 1964. The Ravens have statistically had the worst pass defense in the NFL for three weeks, allowing 291.7 pass yards per game, so Allen will have his chances.

While the Ravens are vulnerable through the air, they currently have the No. 1 rush defense in the NFL with 50 yards allowed per game. Still, Allen’s No. 1 weapon could be running back James Cook. His 285 yards from scrimmage rank 14th in the NFL and his 4 total touchdowns rank fourth. He has become one of those dual-threat backs to be reckoned with, ranking second on the Bills in receiving yards with 97.

When the Ravens have the ball

Death, taxes and the Ravens playing football well. Baltimore has outscored teams by 460 yards this season and outscored the Cowboys 274-51 last week! In this win, Henry recorded his 12th game with 150 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns, which ranks second all-time.

Jackson has 254 rushing yards this season, more than any quarterback in the first three games of a season in NFL history. Entering Week 4, he ranks eighth among all rushing players. While Henry had a slow start with his new team, he is clearly starting to find his rhythm. This new version of Thunder and Lightning is the first duo to record 250 rushing yards and average five yards per rush in three games since 1960. The last duo to do this was Jim Brown and Bobby Mitchell for the Cleveland Browns.

The Bills beat the Miami Dolphins in Week 2, but running back De’Vachane had a day with 96 rushing yards and an average of 4.4 yards per carry. The Bills will need to keep Jackson and Henry in check if they want to win on Sunday night.

Another point the Ravens should keep an eye on is their inconsistency on offense. It will obviously be a challenge to build a lead over the Bills, but it’s worth noting that since 2020, Baltimore has lost 11 times by a touchdown lead in the fourth quarter. That’s the most of any team in at least five years, since 1991. Just last week, the Ravens nearly blew a 22-point lead in the fourth quarter.

forecast

The plus money bills will be tempting for everyone. After all, Buffalo has looked like the best team in the NFL over the past three weeks. That being said, the Bills needed a double-digit comeback to beat the Arizona Cardinals in Week 1, destroyed the Dolphins – who have yet to lead a game with time on the clock this season – in Week 2 and then took care of it on “Monday Night Football.” “ about business against the Jaguars – who look like the worst team in the NFL.

Give me the Ravens in prime time at home, because they are easily the toughest test the Bills have faced this season. Justin Tucker is 0-2 on 50-yard field goals this season, but I predict he hits a 50-yarder in the fourth quarter to win.

Expected score: Ravens (-2.5) 24-21 over Bills

Bonus: SportsLine’s NFL expert Mike Tierney is 48-22-2 in his last 72 picks with the Ravens, and we can tell you he has the edge in this primetime showdown against the Bills. Check out who he’s facing against the spread at SportsLine.

Boss Luke Williams will be pleased to see his side on the rise after three consecutive seasons outside the top 10 in League Two.

Bristol City are aware of stagnation, having failed to finish in the top 10 in eight of their last nine seasons.

Expectations were high heading into the 2024/25 season but the Robins have returned to form and find themselves in the bottom half after 3-0 defeats to Derby and Blackburn either side of the last international break.

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When is Swansea vs Bristol City?

Swansea vs Bristol City takes place on Sunday, September 29, 2024.

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Kick-off time for Swansea vs Bristol City

Swansea vs Bristol City starts at 3 p.mM.

Which TV channel is Swansea vs Bristol City? To?

You can watch the game live Sky Sports Football from 2:30 p.m.

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Here’s how to live stream Swansea vs Bristol City online

Sky Sports customers can live stream the game as part of their subscription via the Sky Go app on a variety of devices, including most smartphones and tablets.

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Two AFC contenders face off in exciting action this week in Baltimore as Lamar Jackson and the Ravens host the undefeated Buffalo Bills. The Bills are on a short week after defeating the Jacksonville Jaguars 47-10 on Monday night. For the Ravens, Jackson and Derrick Henry led Baltimore to a 28-25 victory over the Dallas Cowboys. Things got tight late, however, as Dak Prescott’s offense scored 19 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to get within three points. It was a challenge for the Ravens to get a double-digit lead.

In fact, the last time Josh Allen and Jackson faced off was in Week 4 of 2022. The Ravens blew a 10-point lead in the second half as Buffalo scored 13 unanswered points – including a game-winning 21-yard field- Goal – win 23-20.

This will be a litmus test for both teams and a possible preview of this year’s AFC Championship Game. It is the highest scoring offense compared to the highest total offense. Let’s break down what promises to be an entertaining match, but first, here’s how to watch the game on Sunday night.

All NFL odds come from SportsLine Consensus.

Where to see

Date: Sunday September 29th | Time: 8:20 p.m. ET
Location: M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore)
Channel: NBC | Electricity: fubo
Consequences: CBS Sports App
Opportunities: Ravens -2.5 O/U 46.5

Trends

• The Ravens have a 6-1 lead at home against the Bills
• The Under has scored in seven of the last eight prime-time games in which Buffalo plays on the road
• The Ravens are 14-7 ATS in primetime games started by Jackson

When the Bills have the ball

Some believed Allen would regress without Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis. It turns out he’s fine. So far, he has completed 75% of his passes for 634 yards, 7 touchdowns and 0 interceptions. Allen now has the most passing touchdowns without an interception through three games in Bills franchise history and has made two consecutive starts without a turnover for the first time since 2020.

While we don’t know exactly who the new “WR1” is, Allen leads the league with a passer rating of 133.7. Whether he’s throwing the ball to Keon Coleman or Khalil Shakir, Allen is a dangerous playmaker. He prepares for long drives, takes care of the football and still plays with his legs. That’s why Allen is currently the MVP favorite. With a win against the Ravens, he can equal the longest winning streak by a quarterback in franchise history. The record is nine consecutive yards, set by Jack Kemp in 1964. The Ravens have statistically had the worst pass defense in the NFL for three weeks, allowing 291.7 pass yards per game, so Allen will have his chances.

While the Ravens are vulnerable through the air, they currently have the No. 1 rush defense in the NFL with 50 yards allowed per game. Still, Allen’s No. 1 weapon could be running back James Cook. His 285 yards from scrimmage rank 14th in the NFL and his 4 total touchdowns rank fourth. He has become one of those dual-threat backs to be reckoned with, ranking second on the Bills in receiving yards with 97.

When the Ravens have the ball

Death, taxes and the Ravens playing football well. Baltimore has outscored teams by 460 yards this season and outscored the Cowboys 274-51 last week! In this win, Henry recorded his 12th game with 150 rushing yards and two rushing touchdowns, which ranks second all-time.

Jackson has 254 rushing yards this season, more than any quarterback in the first three games of a season in NFL history. Entering Week 4, he ranks eighth among all rushing players. While Henry had a slow start with his new team, he is clearly starting to find his rhythm. This new version of Thunder and Lightning is the first duo to record 250 rushing yards and average five yards per rush in three games since 1960. The last duo to do this was Jim Brown and Bobby Mitchell for the Cleveland Browns.

The Bills beat the Miami Dolphins in Week 2, but running back De’Vachane had a day with 96 rushing yards and an average of 4.4 yards per carry. The Bills will need to keep Jackson and Henry in check if they want to win on Sunday night.

Another point the Ravens should keep an eye on is their inconsistency on offense. It will obviously be a challenge to build a lead over the Bills, but it’s worth noting that since 2020, Baltimore has lost 11 times by a touchdown lead in the fourth quarter. That’s the most of any team in at least five years, since 1991. Just last week, the Ravens nearly blew a 22-point lead in the fourth quarter.

forecast

The plus money bills will be tempting for everyone. After all, Buffalo has looked like the best team in the NFL over the past three weeks. That being said, the Bills needed a double-digit comeback to beat the Arizona Cardinals in Week 1, destroyed the Dolphins – who have yet to lead a game with time on the clock this season – in Week 2 and then took care of it on “Monday Night Football.” “ about business against the Jaguars – who look like the worst team in the NFL.

Give me the Ravens in prime time at home, because they are easily the toughest test the Bills have faced this season. Justin Tucker is 0-2 on 50-yard field goals this season, but I predict he hits a 50-yarder in the fourth quarter to win.

Expected score: Ravens (-2.5) 24-21 over Bills

Bonus: SportsLine’s NFL expert Mike Tierney is 48-22-2 in his last 72 picks with the Ravens, and we can tell you he has the edge in this primetime showdown against the Bills. Check out who he’s facing against the spread at SportsLine.

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McDonald’s is notorious for its broken ice cream machines – there’s even an independent website that monitors broken McFlurry machines. So Wendy’s takes advantage.

Wendy’s is selling small, frozen dairy Frosty desserts for $1 through September 30 – and is partnering with McBroken, which is reporting which McDonald’s locations have broken ice cream machines.

The temporary price reduction could also attract price-conscious customers who don’t eat out as often and spend less, which could lead to a decline in fast food sales and a decline in restaurant dining.

The Wendy’s Frosty “was the go-to choice for sweet treats when fans had cravings while the other guys’ ice cream machines were offline – often for two to three hours at a time,” the chain said in a news release without directly mentioning McDonald’s .

According to McBroken’s data, nearly 15% of McDonald’s ice cream machines were broken as of Thursday. They are most often unavailable between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., with Chicago, Houston, Las Vegas, New York and Los Angeles being the hardest-hit cities.

Wendy’s has added its restaurant locations, represented by its logo, to the McBroken map to show fans where they can get a “reliable and delicious option.” There is also an ad at the top of the website promoting the $1 Frosty special.

McBroken was founded several years ago by Rashiq Zahid, who was also frustrated by the lack of working ice cream machines at McDonald’s. He previously told CNN that it works using data from McDonald’s iOS and Android apps.

If the ice cream machine is offline, the McDonald’s app will remove the ice cream order from the cart, he said. In this case, a red dot will appear on the mcbroken.com map indicating that the location is unavailable.

In response, McDonald’s previously told CNN: “It’s exciting to see customer passion translated into customer-innovated solutions to further make this experience a reality.”

The war between Wendy’s and McDonald’s over cold desserts has heated up in recent years. Wendy’s has added limited-time flavors, from pumpkin spice to peppermint, to boost Frosty’s popularity. McDonald’s also often promotes new flavors for its McFlurry, but recently added a miniature size as customers increasingly look for value.

Many historians have commented on the extent to which Abraham Lincoln centralized federal power during his war against the South. Less often mentioned is the fact that this trend continued during the Reconstruction period from 1865 to 1877. In his essay “Wichita Justice? On denationalization of the courts, Murray Rothbard notes that the Reconstruction era provided a convenient excuse for the expansion of federal powers and the further centralization of political power. A striking example of this was the new laws to combat “racial hatred,” particularly to counter the emergence of white militias such as the Ku Klux Klan.

The Ku Klux Klan Act was passed “to enforce the provisions of the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, and for other purposes.” Sometimes referred to as the Civil Rights Act of 1871, the law made it “a federal crime to deny to any group or individual ‘any of the rights, privileges, or immunities, or protections specified in the Constitution.'” To enforce this law, the President could exercise habeas Suspend Corpus, use the US military or “use such other means as he deems necessary.”

Since it was already a violation of the Constitution to deny an individual these rights, the significance of this law was not only that it made a violation of the Fourteenth Amendment a criminal offense – even more significant was the fact that the legislature gave power to the state We call on federal authorities to use the military to combat such violations. Objections that this was unconstitutional went unheeded because, after all, the KKK had to be eradicated. Just as the abolition of slavery provided a belated moral justification for Lincoln’s war, the eradication of the KKK provided a compelling reason for sending the military to enforce Reconstruction in the defeated South.

When government is given such broad powers, it is important to question the motives behind it and to examine more closely the root causes of the problem the government is trying to solve. In his book In the course of human eventsCharles Adams notes a universal truth about the local reaction to any postwar “foreign bureaucracy to rule over the conquered people”: that it breeds resentment among the occupied people. This resentment is not simply racial hatred in the usual sense, although that may be part of it. As Adams explains, history shows: “Once you disenfranchise a ruling population and bring into power a new government made up of hostile aliens of the past, an underground will develop that will destroy the alien rule.”

Paradoxically, the militant white organizations targeted by the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871 had arisen in part in response to the crimes of the same federal authorities who were later sent to dismantle them. Adams points out that “Southerners, who had tolerated blacks for centuries, had zero tolerance for those who had joined the federal army and fought and killed Southerners.” In contextualizing the original motivation for the KKK, Adams notes that

The white population in the South saw and feared the advancing Northern occupation forces and bureaucrats determined to destroy the Southern establishment and install a new government with the ex-slaves having the right to vote to make this possible Ex-slaves would gain control of Southern society with the help of Northern carpet traders, which would mean the war’s ultimate permanent defeat. For the white population, this was an intolerable prospect, and one of the main purposes of these underground societies was to prevent this scenario from ever playing out.

Therefore, the motivation for the rise of the KKK was “to restore and preserve white rule in the South and to protect against militant ex-slaves bent on revenge for generations of servitude.” Adams points out that this is in a congressional minority report that “placed the blame for the Klan’s lawlessness on Northern Reconstruction practices, particularly the Union League” – the Union League’s goal was to convince former slaves, sometimes through coercion, to vote for their preferred candidates. In this sense, the problems that arose during Reconstruction were largely caused by federal authorities, which subsequently gave themselves new powers to solve the problems of their own creation.

What was presented as the need to eradicate militant white organizations served as justification for expanding the responsibilities of the federal police. These new powers ultimately transcended the context for which they were created. Rothbard gives the example of a judge sending federal marshals under powers granted by the Ku Klux Klan Act of 1871 to enforce anti-abortion protests in 1991. Time magazine reported:

Although the law was originally intended to protect freed slaves from intimidation by Southern whites, some federal courts have ruled that it can also be used to protect women seeking abortions from the wrath of abortion advocates.

Rothbard comments on these events:

And what about the old federal “anti-Ku Klux Klan law” from the 1870s that Judge Kelly invoked to send federal marshals? First, this was a Reconstruction era law, a period in which the Constitution was systematically violated and states’ rights were trampled upon. It is an outdated law that should be repealed rather than enacted. And second, the law was ostensibly aimed at preventing the KKK from “crossing state lines” to harass black people—a flimsy pretext for imposing federal jurisdiction.

This example shows that federal powers are inherently vulnerable to abuse and are endlessly expanded to address situations not contemplated when the original powers were delegated. Donald Livingstone argues that by centralizing more power in government to promote liberal values, in this context to enforce ideals that would today be called “anti-racism,” liberals are inadvertently contributing to authoritarianism. He argues that

The liberals themselves are partly responsible for this [20th] century, a fact they have not yet acknowledged. After all, such barbarism could not have occurred without the unprecedented centralization of power in modern, large-scale “unitary” states, first created and legitimized by the liberal tradition in the name of individual freedom.

Livingstone therefore argues that the better approach would be to “endow the periphery with some power to veto the center” rather than centralizing power to enable the government to protect liberal ideals. In the U.S. context, this approach to decentralizing power is found in the doctrine of states’ rights and the right of states to secede.