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Protect Yourself from Harmful Air Pollution

Originally Published 2 months ago — by WIRED

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Air pollution, especially PM 2.5, poses significant health risks including heart disease, diabetes, and brain damage. With regulatory standards being rolled back, individuals can protect themselves by using masks like N95s and staying informed about air quality. The article emphasizes the importance of awareness and personal action to mitigate the dangers of invisible airborne toxins.

Tech CEOs and Executives Boost Security Amid Rising Threats

Originally Published 5 months ago — by Fortune

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Meta spends over $27 million annually on security for Mark Zuckerberg, more than the combined security budgets of Apple, Nvidia, Amazon, Alphabet, and Microsoft for their CEOs, reflecting Zuckerberg's high-profile status and the increased threats faced by Silicon Valley executives.

Trump's New Golf Cart and Security Measures Highlight Presidential Golf Trips

Originally Published 5 months ago — by The War Zone

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During a golf outing in Scotland, President Trump was protected by a newly revealed armored Polaris Ranger UTV, dubbed 'Golf Force One,' part of the presidential fleet, designed to provide ballistic protection and rapid escape in case of threats, reflecting heightened security measures following previous assassination attempts and threats.

"Jill Biden's Frustration: Inside the Protective White House Bubble"

Originally Published 1 year ago — by The New York Times

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President Biden's aides have implemented protective measures to shield him from verbal slips and physical stumbles, including using shorter stairs and ending news conferences abruptly. This reflects concerns about his tendency for gaffes, particularly as the oldest person to hold the office. After a special counsel's report, Biden responded to reporters in a scrum, defending his memory despite aides' attempts to end the interaction.