Heavy fighting between Israeli troops and Palestinian militants on the outskirts of the southern Gaza city of Rafah has left crucial nearby aid crossings inaccessible and forced more than 110,000 people to flee north, U.N. officials said Friday.
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Netflix’s mobile gaming lineup will soon have one more entry. Cozy Grove: Camp Spirit, the sequel to the 2021 Animal Crossing-esque Cozy Grove, will arrive on Android and iOS on June 25.
Hayes said she’ll use her first training camp, which begins Monday, to analyze the state of the team, then ask herself: “What gap can I absolutely close between now and the Olympics?”
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Darryl Bernard Brookins faces charges of murder, attempted murder and as a felon in possession of a firearm.
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Nvidia's blockbuster earnings have fired up optimism for AI's ability to fuel growth, eclipsing rate-hike worries for now.
Experts address West Nile virus, dengue fever and malaria concerns.
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Spotify is notifying customers who purchased its Car Thing product that the devices will stop working after December 9, 2024. The company's plans for the device have changed, as Spotify told users on Thursday that all Car Thing units "will stop operating" later this year, according to the email sent to buyers. Car Thing, which launched to the public in February 2022, was largely targeted toward people who don’t have a built-in infotainment system in their vehicles.
Elon Musk's X is preparing to make "likes" private on the social network, in a change that could potentially confuse users over the difference between something they've favorited and something they've bookmarked. According to new posts by company employees, the decision to hide likes is meant to incentivize engagement, by allowing people to favorite content that seems "edgy" and to protect their public image. The change comes across as somewhat unnecessary, given that X, the company formerly known as Twitter, already had a private way to save posts on the platform: bookmarks.
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The charges are related to four matches over his first two seasons with the club.
The United States Department of Justice and 30 state attorneys general filed a lawsuit against Live Nation Entertainment, the parent company of Ticketmaster, for alleged monopolistic practices. Live Nation and Ticketmaster merged in 2010, creating a dominant entertainment machine that controls the majority of ticket sales and venue bookings in the country. "Live Nation suffocates its competition using a variety of tactics, from acquisitions of smaller regional promoters and venues, to threats and retaliation to agreements with rivals," said U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland in a press conference on Thursday.
LG C4 OLED smart TVs are down to record-low prices ahead of Memorial Day. The steepest discount is for the 55-inch model.
Elevating your legs 'helps keep the spine in a more neutral position,' says Dr. Mara Vucich, a physiatrist with the Maryland Spine Center.
The WNBA is going international.