What is the most interesting official or governmental websites to follow?
I started getting interested into official and governmental websites lately as I am looking for global official interesting websites to follow as well as USA based.
Let me start by listing what I know of:
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[USA] Congressional Budget Office.
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[USA] The White House.
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[USA] FTC.
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[USA] SEC.
Trends in the Distribution of Family Wealth, 1989 to 2022.
CBO examines changes in family wealth from 1989 to 2022 using a measure of wealth that includes projected Social Security benefits. Over that period, family wealth was unevenly distributed, and wealth inequality increased.
Ryujinx Switch Emulator Project Shuts Down Under Nintendo Pressure.
Open source Switch emulator Ryujinx has thrown in the towel after lead developer 'gdkchan' was contacted by Nintendo on Monday.
U.S., U.K. Publicly Link Ex-FSB Officer To Notorious Russian Ransomware Group.
U.S. and British authorities for the first time publicly linked an ex-Russian special forces officer to one of the world’s most notorious ransomware groups, adding further evidence of ties, formal and informal, between Russian intelligence agencies and criminal groups.
I am talking about any public Lemmy server.
What do you mean?
Georgian President Refuses To Sign Anti-LGBT Bill Into Law.
Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili has refused to sign into law a bill approved by parliament last month that rights groups and many opposition politicians say drastically curbs the rights of the country's LGBT community.
US IT company ABBYY has dismissed all Russian employees.
US IT company ABBYY has dismissed its employees with Russian citizenship from its offices in Serbia, Hungary and Cyprus.
Call of Duty and Our Geopolitical Reality.
The highest grossing video game franchise of all time will soon launch its latest installment, but we should be paying more attention to a 2012 predecessor.
Call of Duty and Our Geopolitical Reality.
The highest grossing video game franchise of all time will soon launch its latest installment, but we should be paying more attention to a 2012 predecessor.
The lawsuit follows a ProPublica investigation that revealed that the heart transplant team at Newark Beth Israel let pressure to maintain survival rates guide medical decisions.
You can't force people to be positive, they might still leave negative comments.
Lemmy is still small, so users don't have the option to choose servers as they please. For instance, I'm looking for an instance where you don't need an email to register (for privacy reasons) and where you can quickly create an account (I don't have the patience to wait for days to get my account). Also, it should have a good number of federated servers working with it.
With these specific requirements, there are only a few servers available.
Downvotes discourage reposts more than anything.
In Russia, it is becoming increasingly difficult to get a reliable connection to YouTube, as the Kremlin seeks to limit access to global content. Newer platforms like the Russian Rutube offer only limited content, leaving users feeling disconnected. But is this strategy truly beneficial for the Krem...
I would downvote this comment also if I could, but sadly my instance disable downvotes. (◕‿◕)
How about this: you can choose whether you want to disable downvotes in your Lemmy client, and everyone can live happily ever after.
Disabling downvotes by server admins on Lemmy is dumb and does not make any sense.
By default, Lemmy allows downvotes globally. However, when a server disables downvoting, it is similar to using a feature that is usually reserved for enterprises and very small, non-federated communities.
If a user prefer to not see downvotes, they can disable it by his favourite client settings, but the rest of the community should not miss this functionality for the pleasure of few users.
Iran Says Retaliation On Israel 'Concluded' As U.S., Israel Warn Of Response.
Iran has said its missile attack on Israel has ended and it will not be renewed unless Tehran will be forced to act again amid growing fears of a wider regional conflict.
A look at false and misleading claims during the vice presidential debate.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Ohio Sen. JD Vance, on Tuesday engaged in a fast-moving, largely civil debate on a wide range of issues
I don't know how much are you involved in the android modding community, but literally millions of users install apps from Telegram.
2 things: her builds seem to be lighter + it's more convenient to install it from there.
According to this article:
(They reference IDF, so they might be wrong, but assuming they are correct)
Iran shot 180 missiles, and Israel intercepted most of them.
So far, there is official information about two injured citizens in Tel Aviv.
I don't think this attack was significant in any means.
Am I the only one who thinks of this as a political play between Israel and Iran?
When Israel hits a target, I don't hear about it till I see the damages and the casualties.
When Iran tries to hit a target, I hear about it several hours when it's in the air and it still did not hit anything, and the next day I hear that every country around Israel had shot some of the missiles fired, and Israel themselves shot down the rest.
It feels like Iran just wants to demonstrate that they have the expertise to shoot missiles, without actually shooting anything that can cause a real damage.