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Lewandowski pushes back on 'politically driven' Wall Street Journal report
Former Trump adviser Corey Lewandowski on Tuesday pushed back on a recent Wall Street Journal article alleging he controlled billions of dollars of Department of Homeland Security contracts, accusing the news outlet's reporting of being…
The latest Bitcoin mystery: Who is behind the tiny non-profit buying a $2 million ad campaign in the Wall Street Journal?
Over the past three weeks, a pro- Bitcoin group called the Nakamoto Project has been using a decidedly old-school form of outreach to promote the digital currency: A series of print ads in the Wall Street Journal. Photos of the ads have appeared…
Journal of Free Speech Law: 'Speaking Collectively: The First Amendment, the Public Sector, and the Right to Bargain and Strike,' by Kate Andrias
The article is here ; the Introduction: The First Amendment, as interpreted by the federal courts, provides government workers a right to associate in unions but no right to bargain collectively or to strike. Indeed, it is a crime for employees of…
Pinterest shares insights into men's trends
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Pinterest shared an overview of rising trends among the men using its platform, which could help to provide guidance on how to market to them. Pinterest identified a range of…
Could poo be used to make concrete in the future?
Scientists have found that human poo can be turned into a useful material to make stronger, more environmentally-friendly concrete. Concrete is used in building everything from schools and houses, to roads and bridges. The process involves waste…
Alcaraz falls to Shelton in epic latest-ever U.S. Open finish
Carlos Alcaraz tumbled out of the U.S. Open quarterfinals at 3:34 a.m. Wednesday, falling to Ben Shelton in an epic five-set thriller that broke the record for latest finish ever at Flushing Meadows. The big-hitting American claimed his first…
As reuse market thrives, Japan works to combat malicious businesses
As the reuse market continues to boom, Japan's government has begun working with an industry group to take steps against malicious actors among businesses that collect used items from homes to then sell at secondhand shops. A general seminar was…
Seaweed could be the next great industrial resource
This article has been reviewed by a Digital Journal editor and may be licensed for reuse. The global seaweed industry is entering a consequential phase. Production has more than tripled since 2002, rising from 11.8 million tonnes to 36.04 million…
Fresh from the garden and the market, sweet peppers are easy to stuff
Although I don't stuff peppers very often, in some respects, they are my go-to comfort food to share. Friend Mary from Nanticoke had her shoulder replaced? I whipped up a batch for her and her husband, filled with rice and meat. Neighbor Charlie…
Hunter Biden's laptop-linked meme coin soars, then falls after market debut
Hunter Biden's meme coin soared in value Wednesday before its price plummeted hours after the launch. The $LAPTOP coin quickly surged from $37 to around $222 within its first hour. But the cryptocurrency is trading around $1.36 just after 3 p.m.
Small businesses need marketing that can prove its value
This article has been reviewed by a Digital Journal editor and may be licensed for reuse. For small businesses, digital visibility is perhaps becoming harder to define. Search is often no longer confined to a single results page, while artificial…
A.I. Researcher Jacob Coxon Resigns, Warns Industry 'Gambling With Our Lives'
A researcher at Anthropic who trained new AI models has resigned his position, issuing a dire warning that has gone viral. Jacob Coxon posted a seven-part message on X yesterday – see it below – that racked up nearly 76 million views…
AI researcher warns companies are ignoring catastrophic risks
'The people building A.I. earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade. This is not a marketing stunt. If anything, many executives and senior researchers will couch their phrasing in the press to sound sensible. But I hear…
U.S. Open organizers facing fresh scrutiny over late-night finishes
When the dust settled on Ben Shelton's shock win over defending champion Carlos Alcaraz at 3:33 a.m. on Wednesday in the latest-ever finish at the U.S. Open, organizers faced a question that had been forming for days: how late is too late? The…
Iran and U.S. hit tankers in biggest wave of attacks on shipping since war began
Iran said on Wednesday it had attacked 10 ships near the Strait of Hormuz after the U.S. sank five Iranian oil tankers, in the biggest wave of attacks on shipping by both sides since the start of the six-month-old war. The attacks sent the price of…
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