A man in New York City is in critical condition after someone shoved him onto the subway tracks, where he was struck by an incoming train. Police called the incident a random attack at the 18th Street station around 1:30 […]
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A United States military appeals court has denied an effort by Pentagon chief Lloyd Austin to throw out possible plea deals for the alleged mastermind of the attacks on September 11, 2001, and his two co-conspirators. The deals could see
Michael Saylor’s poll of 93,456 votes reveals surging confidence in bitcoin, with most participants predicting significant long-term returns. Poll Reveals Surging Confidence in Bitcoin’s Future – Saylor’s Followers Expect Massive Growth Michael Saylor, the executive chairman of Microstrategy, conducted a
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Apple TV Plus will be free to stream this weekend from January 4th through the 5th, similar to HBO’s old free weekends on cable. The company posted the news on social media alongside a short trailer featuring some of its
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“If somebody tells you they don’t care how their show or book is received, they’re just flat out lying to you.” Harlan Coben – one of the world’s most successful crime writers – doesn’t mince his words: “Every writer you’ve
This article was written by Follow Stephen Simpson is a freelance financial writer and investor.Spent close to 15 years on the Street (sell-side, buy-side, equities, bonds). Analyst’s Disclosure: I/we have a beneficial long position in the shares of PHIN either
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(KTXL) — Many Californians can look back at their time growing up and remember spending hours after school bogged down in homework, but one lawmaker hopes to change that for the next generation. When the bell rings and the school
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New Year’s Eve revellers have largely been praised for their behaviour at Australia’s biggest fireworks shows, while officers were kept busy with outbursts of trouble around local fireworks. More than a million people swarmed the main vantage points around Sydney
Authored by Joshua Stylman via substack, A Century of Cultural Control From Edison’s Monopolies to Algorithmic Manipulation Author’s Note: For years, I understood advertising was designed to manipulate behavior. As someone who studied the mechanics of marketing, I considered myself
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Brits with a common heart problem may need not worry about their caffeine intake in later life — as up to five brews a day could reduce their risk of dementia. Scientists from Basel University Hospital in Switzerland found that
