Month: September 2020
Venice Film Festival To Return Amid The Pandemic
NPR’s Mary Louise Kelly talks with Andreas Wiseman of Deadline about the Venice Film Festival, which is scheduled to start Wednesday.
Read MoreAmazon’s big redesign on iOS to reach all US users by month-end
The Amazon app is getting a makeover. You may have already spotted the refreshed version of the Amazon shopping app with its new color scheme and revamped navigation if you’re an iPhone user. The changes began rolling out earlier this
Read MoreDell’s U3219Q 32-inch 4K monitor provides a perfect home office upgrade
Dell has long held high esteem for the quality of its displays, and that hasn’t changed with its more recent models. What has changed is that more and more, people are looking for external monitors to complement their work laptops
Read MoreLikud minister: AG ‘wholly invested’ in Netanyahu’s ‘political liquidation’
Amir Ohana claims Mandelblit denied PM’s request to have friends fund his legal defense because he will be ‘disgraced’ if premier is exonerated
Read MoreWhat will a Wish IPO look like? Seems we’ll find out sooner than later
Wish, the San Francisco-based, 750-person e-commerce app that sells deeply discounted goods that you definitely don’t need but might buy anyway when priced so low — think pool floaties, guinea pig harnesses, Apple Watch knockoffs — said yesterday that it
Read MoreNetanyahu defense attorneys allege ‘criminal’ tactics by prosecutors
PM’s defense team says state ‘willfully’ altered transcripts of police questioning of key suspects to hide improper actions by investigators
Read MoreTrump blames ‘anti-American riots’ for Kenosha damage, directs millions to local police and businesses – USA TODAY
Trump blames ‘anti-American riots’ for Kenosha damage, directs millions to local police and businesses USA TODAY The latest on Kenosha police shooting of Jacob Blake CNN Biden adviser says campaign wants to avoid creating ‘tussle’ in Kenosha | TheHill The Hill Kenosha braces
Read MoreThe Violence Against People Behind Bars That We Don’t See
The constant violence perpetrated by police officers on Black and Latino people can now be seen by the broader public, thanks to cellphone videos and police bodycam footage. But what we almost never see is the regular abuse people behind
Read MoreNoble Energy investor sues over ‘misleading’ info on Chevron merger deal
New York federal court asked to postpone vote until shareholders given access to documents. Plaintiff: Unfair terms will see Noble directors getting rich, investors poorly paid
Read MoreCoronavirus Is Surging In the U.S. Midwest. Here’s What’s Going on Across the Region
The epicenter of the U.S. coronavirus epidemic is a moving target. In the spring, it was New York City. Then Florida, Texas and California became hotspots. And now, with fall approaching, the outbreak has a new locus: the Midwest. Daily
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