Man told 4-year-old to shoot cops
MIDVALE, Utah (AP) — Investigators believe a man told his 4-year-old child to shoot at officers after a dispute over his order at a McDonald’s… Read More »Man told 4-year-old to shoot cops
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Beijing Olympic ratings were the worst of all winter games
An average of 11.4 million viewers watched the Beijing Olympics every night on NBC Universal platforms — the smallest prime-time audience ever for any of… Read More »Beijing Olympic ratings were the worst of all winter games
Why OpenSea’s NFT Marketplace Can’t Win
What is a? real monkey? On OpenSea, the internet’s most popular NFT marketplace, it can cost a lot of money to get that question wrong.… Read More »Why OpenSea’s NFT Marketplace Can’t Win
Black Teen Rocked By NJ Police In Mall, Told To Pay For Broken Table: Lawyer
A black teen arrested last week after a fight with a white teen at a New Jersey mall was told by security that his family… Read More »Black Teen Rocked By NJ Police In Mall, Told To Pay For Broken Table: Lawyer
New York Times wins 2 Polk Awards for investigative reporting
The New York Times won two George Polk Awards for investigative reporting that exposed corruption and drug trafficking behind the assassination of the Haitian president… Read More »New York Times wins 2 Polk Awards for investigative reporting
Hundreds defy ban to celebrate Pakistani kite festival
Reuters Mali’s workers feel pressure as sanctions take effect Mohamed Cisse employed hundreds of workers in the Malian capital of Bamako before economic sanctions closed… Read More »Hundreds defy ban to celebrate Pakistani kite festival
TikTok wants longer videos – like it or not
The average TikTok user — of which there are a billion worldwide, more than 100 million in the United States and 23 million in the… Read More »TikTok wants longer videos – like it or not
Iranian fighter jet crashes into school, three killed
Iranian fighter jet crashes into school, three killed
Facial recognition is off. So how will the IRS verify identity?
Such problems led the IRS and many others to turn to alternatives, such as sending a code to a phone number verified against the credit… Read More »Facial recognition is off. So how will the IRS verify identity?
State senator under scrutiny after photos of female assistant found
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — A Nebraska state senator called for a criminal investigation after one of her colleagues said he would resign after admitting he… Read More »State senator under scrutiny after photos of female assistant found
Oil prices rise as Russia threatens Ukraine
Uncertainty pushed oil prices up on Sunday as more Russians gathered at Ukraine’s borders. Oil prices have been virtually flat for the past week as… Read More »Oil prices rise as Russia threatens Ukraine
After the big layoff, tech companies are getting desperate
Joy Nazzari, the founder of British proptech startup Shore, is desperately trying to hire 16 people – a combination of senior-level developers, project managers and… Read More »After the big layoff, tech companies are getting desperate
Police: 1 killed, 5 injured in Portland park shooting
Police: 1 killed, 5 injured in Portland park shooting
College seniors prepare to enter a working world in Flux
The white-collar workplace has changed a lot in the past two years. Remote working has gone from a quirky perk to a communal experience. Workers… Read More »College seniors prepare to enter a working world in Flux
As the Olympics fade away, smartphone synchronicity
BEIJING (AP) — The smartphones glowed. The irony reverberated. As part of Sunday night’s closing ceremony for the most closed-off and secluded Olympics in human… Read More »As the Olympics fade away, smartphone synchronicity
