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This week, Paris des Arts is in Vienna, where musical tradition flirts with modernity. We meet some of the city's most vibrant figures, such as the visionary conductor Laurence Equilbey. She's at the helm of the Insula Orchestra, who are performing for the first time at the Musikverein's legendary "Golden Hall". Her chamber choir "Accentus" and the "Insula Orchestra" are taking on Robert Schumann's "Paradise and the Peri".

BYU football player Jake Retzlaff is no longer a member of the football program. The move signals the official start of his process to transfer to another school.In a social media post Friday, Retzlaff confirmed he had reached the "difficult decision" to withdraw and noted he would "step away" from the Cougars' football program."After a lot of prayers, reflection and conversations with those I trust, Ive made the difficult decision to officially withdraw from BYU and the BYU football program," Retzlaff posted Friday on Instagram.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM"BYU has meant more to me that just football. Its been a place of growth spiritually, mentally and physically. Im grateful for every teammate, coach, staff member and fan whos supported me along the way."BYU QUARTERBACK JAKE RETZLAFF DENIES 2023 SEXUAL ASSAULT ALLEGATIONS IN LAWSUIT RESPONSEThe decision comes after a tumultuous few months that included Retzlaff being named in a sexual assault lawsuit. The suit was later dismissed.The quarterback has one year of eligibility remaining. Since Retzlaff is just shy of graduating, he would likely be classified as a graduate student because he competed in his final year of eligibility. It is also unlikely he would enter the NCAA transfer portal. Retzlaff could instead depart BYU and enroll at another school.In late June, ESPN reported the quarterback intended to play elsewhere in 2025. At that time, Retzlaff had already reportedly started telling his coaches and BYU teammates he was going to leave the school.Retzlaff reportedly faced a suspension for violating the honor code at the university, which is run by the Mormon church, after acknowledging a consensual sexual relationship in his defense against the lawsuit.Retzlaff threw for 2,947 yards and 20 touchdowns with 12 interceptions last season as the Cougars contended for a spot in the Big 12 championship game.BYU coach Kalani Sitake avoided commenting on Retzlaffs situation at Big 12 media days earlier this week, saying it was a private matter.The Associated Press contributed to this report.Follow Fox News Digitals sports coverage on X, and subscribe to the Fox News Sports Huddle newsletter.

Bloombergs Romaine Bostick discusses the meeting between Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and President Donald Trump as Huang prepares for a China trip. Plus, Tesla preps its driverless cars for California and Arizona, just one month after its rollout in Austin, Texas. And, a conversation with Summer Mersinger, CEO of the Blockchain Association, ahead of the "Crypto Week" in Washington. (Source: Bloomberg)

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(NewsNation) A Florida man has described the feeling of being bitten by a shark during a routine surf at New Smyrna Beach.Matthew Bender joined "Elizabeth Vargas Reports" to discuss the ordeal that has left him without feeling in the back of his hand. Despite his current predicament, a full recovery is possible a remarkable reality given his forearm was in a shark's mouth over the holiday weekend."Feeling so blessed to have my life, my arm, the use of my hand, and potentially, a full recovery," Bender said.Virginia military housing residents say conditions are horrible"It could be totally inconsequential," he said of the injuries. "Aside from some scars, I just feel super grateful. Thank you, Lord."Bender said that as he paddled back out for his third wave, he felt a "very hard" and forceful bite."By the time I looked down, it was gone, and all I saw was red, and I knew I was bitten by a shark even before I looked down, and I knew, OK, I went into business mode, like, got to get back to the beach."Bender received help from a 16-year-old surfer and her father on the shore, with the latter calling 911, before other friends came to help.Farm worker dead from injuries during ICE raid on cannabis farm"I was trying to keep trying to keep the arteries from gushing," Bender said, remarking that the affected part of his forearm had no skin left.Bender said a prayer asking God to keep him safe throughout his surf, something he believes was followed through."He did keep me safe overall, and I feel like through this whole thing, he is being glorified, because it's just a miracle that I don't have any pain in my arm."

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The wife of Lufthansa airlines CEO Carsten Spohr is accused of running down a babysitter while on vacation on an Italian island before flying home to Germany while under investigation for vehicular homicide, according to reports.Vivian Alexandra Spohr, 51, was driving a BMW X5 Tuesday when she struck Gaia Costa, 24, at a crosswalk in the upscale Italian resort town of Porto Cervo in Sardinia, according to Corriere News.Spohr allegedly kept driving until she was waved down before she fainted, according to Italian news reports. She later tested negative for alcohol or drugs.SOUTHWEST ADDS POWERFUL COCKPIT ALERT SYSTEMFirst responders tried reviving Costa, but she died from severe head injuries, the reports said.Spohr, who was being investigated for involuntary manslaughter, flew home to Berlin, the New York Post reported. However, she was not legally required to remain on the island and has promised to cooperate with investigators.JETBLUE TO CUT FLIGHTS AS CARRIER SAYS 'UNLIKELY' TO BREAK EVEN IN 2025 DUE TO WEAKER TRAVEL DEMAND"Vivian Spohr, who was involved in the tragic death, expresses her dismay and deep regret over this very serious accident," her attorney, Angelo Merlini, told La Repubblica."She has placed herself at the complete disposal of the judicial authorities for the necessary investigations and, although aware that such a great personal loss cannot be remedied, will take steps to mitigate the consequences."GET FOX BUSINESS ON THE GO BY CLICKING HEREFox News Digital has reached out to Lufthansa.

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Jack Dorsey, co-founder of Twitter and Square and founder of Bluesky, is back with another potentially disruptive and decentralized app: bitchat.Like Twitter and Bluesky, bitchat is a social app, but its not a social media platform. Instead, bitchat is a peer-to-peer messaging app, and is unique among the myriad of messaging options available already, as it does not operate over the internet. Rather than connect to wifi or a cellular network, bitchat is designed to operate over Bluetooth, specifically Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) mesh networks. In theory, it would allow bitchat to function even when networks are down. In the event you can't connect to either cellular or wifi, bitchat would still function. (Though expanding satellite communications may give bitchat a run for its money.)How does bitchat work?According to the apps white paper, bitchatrelies on the devices running it to communicate with each other over BLE. As such, your device connects to another user's device within Bluetooth range, their device connects to another in Bluetooth range, and so on. "Local clusters" are made up of the device within Bluetooth range (typically 33 feet, though the white paper says roughly 30), where "bridge nodes" can connect those clusters when they overlap in range. With enough devices, you create a network where one user is able to message another well outside the usual Bluetooth range.It's sort of like how networks like Apple's Find My work. Products like AirTags communicate via Bluetooth with other devices on the Find My network. But where an iPhone will connect to the internet to ultimate update your AirTag's location, bitchat never needs to connect to the internet: It's all Bluetooth based.The design also accounts for users that are unavailable at the time you send a message. If you send it to a regular user, the message will be cached for up to 12 hours before sending, though messages you send to "favorite peers" can be cached indefinitely. Direct messages are end-to-end encrypted, while group messages (yes, bitchat supports group messaging) can be password protected if you so choose. You can set group messages, or "channels," with a channel name prefixed with a # (e.g. #channelname), and you can transfer the ownership of a group chat if you wish.Bitchat might not be secure at this timeWhile Dorsey suggests the app has user privacy and security in mind, it isn't perfect. The app's github page even presents a warning at the top, reading: "Private message and channel features have not received external security review and may contain vulnerabilities. Do not use for sensitive use cases, and do not rely on its security until it has been reviewed. Work in progress. Public local chat (the main feature) has no security concerns." According to TechCrunch, that warning was not present when the app first launched.TechCrunch highlights a number of security concerns testers have discovered while using the app. One found that it is possible to pretend to be another users' contact, and trick the app into marking them as a "Favorite" contacta feature that is supposed to guarantee the contact is who they say they are. Another user raised an issue with the app's "forward secrecy" feature, which is supposed to prevent bad actors from successfully breaking encryption even if they access the encryption key for your message. Still another found a security flaw that might allow a bad actor to overflow memory to another location, which could enable hacking.It's clear that the app has a ways to go to iron out its privacy and security functions, so, at this time, it might not be the best idea to try it outor, at least, to send sensitive information. How to try bitchatIf you're okay taking on the security risks, you can try out bitchat todaythough set up is a bit complicated. There is a TestFlight beta program for iPhone and Mac, but it's full.Bitchat's GitHub page has three options for setup on Mac: You can get things up and running via XcodeGen, which is the recommended method; Swift Package Manager; or start a manual Xcode Project by copying over all Swift files from the bitchat directory on GitHub. Personally, I'll wait until the app is fully realized on iPhone and Mac before giving it a shot. But if there are any peers in your area on bitchat, you'll be able to start chatting.

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Many Danes are reluctant to work until the age of 70, as planned by law from 2040. While the need to raise the retirement age to support the welfare system is widely accepted, there is growing concern that the pace is too harsh and risks deepening social inequalities. Some already plan to stop working earlier, even if they wont yet qualify for a full pension.

A local Kentucky school board chairman resigned after a social media post resurfaced of him allegedly calling to "shoot Republicans."Jeffrey Miller, who had served as chairman of Erlanger-Elsmere Independent School District since 2016, resigned Thursday, the newly-elected chairperson, Sara Shackelford-Ross, announced.Millers social media post, reacting to a mass shooting that took place in Jacksonville, Florida in 2018, reportedly said, "i'd be ok with the NRA if these psychos were just once the victims of a mass shooting. WINK WINK: please shoot republicans."Kentucky Republican state representative Steven Doan said the social media comment resurfaced after he received complaints from his constituents this spring.BLUE STATE REPUBLICAN CALLS ON COUNTY SHERIFFS TO DEFY SANCTUARY LAW, DEM GOVERNOR RUMORED FOR 2028 RUN"This began with a request that the school reopen a track at the High School. I made a post about it on my Facebook page to see where the community stood. This is when I began receiving social media messages from community members. They said that they wanted to publicly support me and my position, but they feared retaliation," Doan told Fox News Digital.Doan revealed to Fox News Digital a text message from one of his constituents raising concerns about Millers alleged social media post.The text message read, "I cannot make it to the meeting tonight and I fear for my son's graduation if I post something public. I hope you know the kind of men Chad Molley and Jeffery Miller are for this meeting. The superintendent is allowing a board member to stay on the board after threatening mass shootings against Republicans by the NRA."The text message read further, "Yes, he apologized but as a hush-hush, so kids could play football in 2020. It was a concession. Yes, it is old news, but as a public figure, he is, well should be, held to a higher standard, especially to affect children. I spoke with a member of the board already and was informed he has to not be elected again. I do not think enough people know what he did in 2020."MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR DEMANDS ANSWERS AFTER ICE ARRESTS MILFORD HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTDoan wrote anop-ed calling for Millers resignation in June after learning about Miller calling for "political violence."More backlash against Miller's social media post then ensued."I posted the op-ed and was informed of more comments. I was told by a friend at the County Clerk's office that she had received a phone call asking about the process of school board resignations specific to the Erlanger-Elsmere School Board just days after the op-ed," Doan told Fox News Digital.When Miller officially resigned, Doan reacted to the news by posting on X, saying, "It tookthe entire community to remove this man, now we must find a replacement who will stand up for our children and community."When Fox News Digital asked to confirm Miller's controversial social media post, Shackelford-Ross and Vice Chairperson Rachel B. Retherford declined to comment. Fox News Digital also reached out to Miller for comment.The district, which serves nearly 2,400 students and eight schools in Kenton County, reportedly began a search to fill the vacancy for a new board member on Thursday."We are required to publicly post the vacancy for two weeks and accept applications. The remaining board members will then vote to appoint a new member within 60 days of the resignation," Retherford told Fox News Digital.According to the Cincinnati Inquirer, the board said that "Miller publicly apologized for the social media comments years ago."

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