More than 100 protesters — some wearing all black and carrying pistols — marched up to the approximately 20 people who had gathered Thursday evening awaiting instructions from the Oath Keepers, a heavily armed civilian group that has guarded private businesses during racial justice demonstrations this year. The man leading […]
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Everything you’ve been told about social distancing was most certainly not a lie. But it could use some revisions. Health officials have been recommending people keep a 6-foot distance from others throughout the coronavirus pandemic, saying that will help stop the spread of COVID-19. But scientists have found that may […]
The winner will stay at the “Pearl Jam Suite” at the Edgewater Hotel and meet up with Vedder and Ament for drinks and a private tour of the Pearl Jam exhibit at the Museum of Pop Culture and London Bridge Studios where the band recorded Ten. “We would answer all […]
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – TikTok is under investigation for allegedly violating a settlement reached with U.S. authorities last year that resolved charges the popular app broke rules governing how children’s personal information is treated online. The U.S. Federal Trade Commission, which enforces the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act, or COPPA, and […]
Speak up to save gray wolves This letter is looking to advocate for a measure to relist gray wolves under Endangered Species Act. Across the lower 48 states, gray wolves are in dire straits. Idaho is currently weighing legislation that would remove most wolf hunting regulations, with a goal to kill […]
However, her parents would never admit that she might have influenced their opinion. “The trick is making them think it was their idea,” she said. “If you have the conversation in small, different ways, over time they start to read the news through the lens you provide them, and they […]
Colorado’s vast public lands make our state beautiful, allow us the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors, and perhaps most importantly, keep our air clean. And yet, in Colorado alone the Bureau of Land Management has leased 2.5 million acres of land to oil and gas companies through 2019, more than […]
Q. Cyber data security becomes more of a threat daily. What advice may BBB provide on data protection? A. The possibility of a cyberattack by a foreign country has gone from being the stuff of science fiction to a common threat that is often reported in the news. While it […]
BATON ROUGE – Thursday, Jan. 28 marks International Data Privacy Day, which is a time when citizens around the world are reminded to keep their personal information secure. Experts recommend doing this by creating strong and unique passwords, only connecting to known WiFi networks, and remaining vigilant against suspicious emails. […]
Your home is your safe haven. But it’s hard to feel safe after someone’s invaded it, said Detective Brian Hamilton, a member of the Akron Police Department’s property crimes unit. Some people don’t want to leave the house out of fear the burglar might come back, he said. Others can’t sleep […]
^ I Support Local Community Journalism Support the independent voice of Denver and help keep the future of Westword free. Activists want Denver to straighten up and fly right, and two billboards erected on January 18 by In Defense of Animals and Canada Geese Protection Colorado are designed to remind residents […]
ALBANY — The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (OPRHP) has published guidelines for local land use planning officials to help protect the historic integrity of remnants of an early 19th aqueduct that once supplied New York City drinking water. The Community Design Guidelines to Support […]
EMPORIA, Kan. (WIBW) – ‘Tis the season for gifts to be delivered on people’s front porches. Unfortunately, it’s also a time when some people play the role of the Grinch as they steal those presents before the intended parties ever receive them. The Lyon County Sheriff’s Office this week provided […]
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Security experts at Unisys said online sales are expected to jump by 33%, but less than one in three (31%) of Americans expressed concern about their data Jamie Luster is a mom who lives in York County. The day after Thanksgiving, she’s normally hitting stores armed with a game plan […]
Online scammers are using everything from emails to phone calls to rake in big bucks at your expense. MINNEAPOLIS — You’ve probably already clicked your way through a number of pre-Black Friday deals, which health experts say is the safest way to shop this holiday season do to COVID-19. However, […]
For four years, President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden has spoken with some GOP senators, chief of staff says Trump told advisers he could announce 2024 bid shortly after certification of Biden win: report Ivy League cancels winter sports amid US COVID-19 pandemic surge MORE has attacked fundamental environmental protections for our […]
(CNN) — Are you ready to make your mark on history? When you exercise your right to vote on November 3, you will have done something that no American has done for more than 50 years: voted during a deadly pandemic. The “Hong Kong flu” hit the United States in […]
Everyone can do a little bit to help the Earth. Believe it or not, the way you bank can also make an impact. Banks know that climate change and global warming are important to many banking customers and you can do your part to help the environment through your banking […]
By Sandee LaMotte | CNN Are you ready to make your mark on history? When you exercise your right to vote on November 3, you will have done something that no American has done for more than 50 years: voted during a deadly pandemic. The “Hong Kong flu” hit the […]
Momentum rising against Big Oil Ed Potosnak is right (“More NJ cities should follow Hoboken’s lead, sue Big Oil”). ExxonMobil and other Big Oil companies deserve to be held accountable for misleading the public for decades about the climate change damages they knew their products would cause. However, he understated […]