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Posted onDon Lemon, a former CNN anchor turned independent journalist, was arrested on Thursday night by federal agents in Los Angeles, who alleged that he had violated federal law while covering an anti-ICE protest in Minnesota. Notably, Lemon was not the only journalist targeted by law enforcement for their presence at the Minnesota protest. On Thursday…
Bristol Harbour clean-up group celebrates 10 years of odd finds
Posted onMuch of the rubbish includes everyday waste, such as plastic packaging, bottles, cans, polystyrene and takeaway rubbish. But over the years, volunteers have fished out some unusual items, such as a Nespresso capsules, alcohol bottles, plastic cones, clothing – including thermals still in their packaging – and even a packet of butcher’s tripe mix. One…
Blood test call for people potentially impacted by cancer-causing chemicals in the ground
Posted on“We appreciate that the communities are worried and that is understandable, but the testing isn’t necessarily going to give any good answers,” said Prof Sarah Jones, consultant in environmental public health at PHW. “Generally when we do any sort of testing we want to be able to put things right for people and that’s what…
Sam Altman and the whale
Posted onBut where is the transition from the BlackBerry keyboard to the touch-screen iPhone? Where is the assisted GPS and the API for location services that enables real-time directions and gives rise to companies like Uber and Grindr and lets me order a taxi for my burrito? Where are the real breakthroughs? In fact, following the…
Surprise: Not every Lenovo laptop is worth recommending in 2026 – the Yoga 7i is proof
Posted onpros and cons Pros OLED screen Impressive 5MP webcam Accurate stylus Cons Subpar performance Low screen brightness more buying choices Follow ZDNET:Add us as a preferred sourceon Google. It’s been a while since I last reviewed a laptop, and I’m jumping back on the horse with the new Lenovo Yoga 7a 2-in-1, a solid midrange…
FCC calls on broadcasters to air pro-America content for the countrys 250th anniversary
Posted onFederal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr is urging broadcasters to air “patriotic, pro-America content” in celebration of the US’s 250th anniversary. The initiative, called the “Pledge America Campaign,” encourages broadcasters to run public service announcements, short segments, or specials to promote “civic education, inspiring local stories, and American history.” Carr says broadcasters can “voluntarily choose…
