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Vice President Vance on Wednesday praised supporters of the Make America Healthy Again (MAHA) movement, saying they are “asking the right questions.” In a panel discussion alongside Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the leader of the MAHA movement, Vance described his wife, second lady Usha Vance, as “probably one of...
Jeffrey Epstein wrote in a 2019 email to a journalist that Donald Trump “knew about the girls,” according to documents made public Wednesday. But what Trump knew — and whether it pertained to the sex offender’s crimes — is unclear.
DETROIT — Paul Reed had 28 points and 13 rebounds and the undermanned Detroit Pistons won their eighth straight game, beating the Chicago Bulls 124-113 on Wednesday night.
A person was taken to the hospital after a shooting in Stockton Wednesday, according to police.
Virginia Governor-elect Abigail Spanberger (D) has requested that the University of Virginia pause the process of picking a new president for the university until she is able to appoint five new board members.The post Abigail Spanberger Asks University of Virginia to Halt Search for New President appeared first on Breitbart.
In the fallout of the ongoing government shutdown, thousands of flights have been canceled and major airports are experiencing long delays. Last week, the Federal Aviation Administration ordered airlines to reduce flight schedules nationwide to ease pressure on the system....
The government shutdown could soon be ending as the House is set to vote on a spending bill passed by the Senate. Plus, early winter weather blankets parts of the eastern U.S. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener.
One person is dead and another is in hospital in “critical but stable condition” following an overnight structure fire in Niagara Region, police say.
There will be a little light rain overnight Tuesday into Wednesday morning; otherwise, expect a dry and gray day. Despite the overcast, temperatures will be almost 10 degrees above average, topping out in the 50s.
Cleveland’s Steven Vogt is the AL Manager of the Year for the second straight year. Same for Milwaukee’s Pat Murphy on the NL side. Vogt received XX of XX first-place votes in balloting by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America,...
The Santa Clarita Community College District governing board is scheduled to discuss two existing litigation cases in closed session and provide an update on the accreditation midterm report in open [...]The post COC set to discuss accreditation midterm report appeared first on Santa Clarita Valley Signal.
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LONDON — Britain’s government rallied to the defense of the BBC on Tuesday after allegations of bias from its critics and the threat of a lawsuit from U.S. President Donald Trump over the way the broadcaster edited a speech he...
TOPEKA, Kan. — A rural Kansas county agreed to pay a little more than $3 million and apologize over a law enforcement raid on a small-town weekly newspaper in August 2023 that sparked an outcry over press freedom.
State and local law enforcement agencies in Minnesota are moving forward with an independent review of their response to the targeted shootings of two DFL state lawmakers at their homes in June. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety said Tuesday...
JERUSALEM — Dozens of masked Israeli settlers attacked a pair of Palestinian villages in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday, setting fire to vehicles and other property before clashing with Israeli soldiers sent to halt the rampage, Israeli and Palestinian...
Get ready for some big changes heading into the weekend as our next storm system moves in. Winds will crank up, temperatures will drop, and we'll see chances for rain in the Valley over the weekend.
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Following the Giants’ decision to dismiss Brian Daboll in the midst of a 2-8 season on Monday, Brandon London breaks down The Post’s back page story for November 11th, 2025.
GETTING stuck in snow is the worst fear of many drivers, and for good reason, as it can be a difficult situation to navigate. However, there's one item that can help with this winter problem which most motorists don't even realize is already in their car, regardless of the option boxes they ticked. A car...
The latest Nintendo Switch 2 update introduces a host of quality of life enhancements around downloads, GameChat, audio, and more.
I’m one of 41 million people who need Snap to make ends meet. For weeks, the administration has turned our survival into a game: will they eat, or won’t they...
2 dead after small plane crashes into Florida lake
Following an extended period of pilot studies, City of Calhoun officials have narrowed down a preferred long term method for PFAS removal at both its water plants.
A northern Ontario man is facing impaired driving charges after OPP discovered a vehicle in the ditch on Highway 11.
B.C. Insider: The impact of the Cowichan Tribes decision is already reverberating The Globe and MailB.C. premier’s office steps up Cowichan land ruling info campaign Global NewsPremier's office reaches out to Richmond residents as major property owner seeks reopening of Cowichan case Vancouver SunFIRST READING: Is your house just going to be declared Aboriginal land now? National PostThe Indigenous land claim that could override private property rights The Globe and Mail
Pancreatitis, a severe inflammatory disease of the pancreas, has long challenged clinicians due to its complex pathophysiology and limited treatment options. Recent researches highlight a paradigm shift toward precision medicine and multidisciplinary management.
Switzerland’s NCSC warns iPhone users of a new scam exploiting lost devices to steal Apple ID credentials through fake Find My messages.The post Lost Your iPhone? Beware Fake ‘Find My’ Messages Aiming to Steal Your Apple ID appeared first on TechRepublic.
Experts applauded the decision, and anticipate that more perimenopausal and menopausal women will benefit from the health benefits of the treatment
Senate approves bill to end the shutdown, sending it to the House
The nonprofit War Horses for Veterans near Kansas City welcomes combat veterans for a nearly weeklong, all-expense-paid experience. Veterans take the reins, connect with others and learn to move forward from PTSD.
Handing out hot meals from a local social enterprise, Ontario NDP leader Marit Stiles used her latest trip to Sault Ste. Marie to spotlight rising community needs and call for embattled MPP Chris Scott’s resignation
Allentown over Haddonfield in OT, SJG2 Tournament, semifinals
Olympic sprinter Marvin Bracy-Williams has agreed to a 45-month doping ban in a case investigated by federal drug-enforcement authorities that the head of the U.S. Anti Doping-Agency said has led to “several impactful outcomes.” USADA said Bracy-Williams provided substantial assistance on a case that began with the sprinter testing positive for a banned substance, continued with his attempt to hinder the investigation and ended with his helping authorities uncover other cases. USADA said the Athletics Integrity Unit, which oversees doping cases for World Athletics, and the U.S. Drug Enforcement Adminstration also participated in the case.
This Australian Food Safety Week the Food Safety Information Council is concerned that more Australians are unnecessarily washing raw chicken before cooking it.
Dillon resident Rose Pray’s Oct. 30 opinion letter noted State Sens. Dylan Roberts, D-Frisco, and Marc Catlin, R-Montrose. She wrote on wolf restoration and the delicate balance of budget restraints and meeting the voters’ positive...
Democratic Sen. Jeff Merkley of Oregon, when asked by Kaitlan Collins whether he still supports Sen. Chuck Schumer for Minority Leader, notably demurred.
Five underdogs won. Big leads weren’t safe. Several games weren’t close.
Universal Ostrich Farm’s flock did not survive a longstanding cull order from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency but that doesn’t mean the matter is over.“That night was not the end, but it was a beginning,” farm spokesperson Katie Pasitney said at a Monday morning press...
Universal Ostrich Farm’s flock did not survive a longstanding cull order from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency but that doesn’t mean the matter will be put to rest.
LONDON (AP) — The BBC reported Monday that U.S. President Donald Trump has sent a letter threatening legal action over the way a speech he made was edited in a documentary aired by the British broadca...
The Apple Watch SE (2nd Gen) is one of the best all-around smartwatches for iPhone users, and it’s now even more appealing. Amazon has dropped the price to $159.99, down from $249.00, giving you a 36% discount on Apple’s most budget-friendly smartwatch. Whether you’re tracking fitness goals, monitoring heart rate, or just staying connected on [...]
Factories in Iran are reportedly working around the clock to enable Tehran to overwhelm Israel’s missile defenses.
Snow is expected to taper off by midday today, with cold and breezy conditions to persist through the afternoon, followed by a warm-up in the middle of the work week.
The Kingston Frontenacs snapped a six-game losing streak with a 3-2 win over Kitchener on Sunday afternoon, the final instalment of a daunting three-game road trip through the Western Conference. For the Frontenacs, the needed victory was the reward for sticking to their game plan, one that had coach Troy Mann predicting the final score [...]
(ANNews) – In the plant world, Indigenous teachings of building reciprocal relationships with plants and humans, start with visiting our relatives. The teaching behind this understanding is to learn about our relatives, engage with them, and visit them often during...
MIAMI — Admit it. The game started with groans of “Here we go again” across South Florida, from Dolfans everywhere. Bags would be back on heads, right? A calamitous season would be sinking yet further. Fullback Alec Ingold was flagged...
The York University Lions defeated the Cougars on a goal in the 115th minute at a snow-swept Varsity Stadium in Toronto.
In Washington state, a series of court rulings, public records disclosures, investigative reports, and municipal policy decisions have converged to reveal the scale of the Flock Safety camera network and the complex ways its data has been shared across agencies, inside and outside the state.The developments have heightened concerns about surveillance, civil immigration enforcement, reproductive freedom, and the limits of local control over new policing technologies.The clearest shift came from a Skagit County Superior Court ruling last week in which Judge Elizabeth Yost Neidzwski ordered police departments to release images captured by Flock Safety cameras under Washington’s Public Records Act.The ruling held that the vehicle images, collected automatically as cars pass roadside camera fixtures, constitute public records regardless of whether they were ever used in specific investigations.The case originated from a records request submitted by a private citizen who sought access to a half-hour of data from Flock cameras operated by police departments in Sedro-Woolley and Stanwood.The cities sued to block the request, arguing that the images were exempt, and warning that releasing them might infringe individual privacy or undermine investigative tools.The court rejected those claims and pointed to the scale of the surveillance, which captures the movements of thousands of drivers not suspected of wrongdoing.The judge’s ruling dealt directly with the nature of modern automated surveillance.Unlike red light cameras or speeding sensors which activate when a law is triggered, Flock cameras continuously record every car that passes, producing streams of timestamped images that can show not only plates, but also vehicle features and occupants.The breadth of that record was central to the court’s conclusion that the data is public. The ruling immediately raised questions for dozens of other police agencies across Washington that now operate similar systems.Sedro-Woolley and Stanwood had already deactivated their cameras before the decision while the dispute was pending, but the ruling makes voluntary suspension more consequential.Police departments around the state are now consulting with legal counsel to determine whether continuing to use Flock cameras means they must accept that their footage is subject to broad public disclosure.Sedro-Woolley had installed its first Flock cameras earlier this year and emphasized their value in finding stolen vehicles, missing persons, and suspected offenders. City officials highlighted early successes, including a robbery arrest and the recovery of an Alzheimer’s patient who had gone missing.The system was also presented as a cost-efficient enhancement to city policing, as Flock cameras require a fraction of the annual cost of hiring additional staff. But those benefits have been overshadowed by the legal and ethical questions surrounding data access and control.For now, the physical camera hardware remains in place in Sedro-Woolley, but the system has been disabled and is not capturing images.The concerns extend far beyond the legal question of whether Flock images are public records. In October, the University of Washington Center for Human Rights released research showing that local Flock systems across the state had been accessed by Border Patrol and other federal agencies involved in immigration enforcement in ways that may violate state law.Washington’s Keep Washington Working Act, passed in 2019, restricts law enforcement agencies from using state or local resources to support civil immigration enforcement. However, Flock system records obtained by researchers show that Border Patrol ran thousands of searches on data from at least 31 Washington jurisdictions.Some of those searches occurred in cities that had not knowingly granted access. Others appear to have resulted from how Flock’s network sharing features were configured.The University of Washington researchers described three kinds of access. The first is direct sharing, where one police agency grants access to another through a one-to-one network connection.The second is indirect or back door access, where agencies gain entry because another organization in the network has enabled broad sharing rules.The third is side door access, where local police run searches on behalf of outside agencies, including federal immigration authorities. In some cities, audits showed instances where local officers conducted searches tagged with terms such as “ICE or “immigration” despite state restrictions.Auburn, which operates a network of Flock cameras, released a statement on October 20 acknowledging that federal immigration officers had gained access to its system through the Flock network’s national lookup function.The department said it was not aware access had been granted and immediately disabled the feature once notified. Auburn now conducts monthly reviews of all external access to its Flock network and has pledged to permanently revoke access for any agency found to be using the system for immigration enforcement.The city emphasized that it remains committed to lawful policing while respecting privacy rights and state law.Other jurisdictions have taken similar steps. Renton reported discovering that federal immigration agents could search its Flock data through another state’s law enforcement agency. The department suspended all external sharing until the source of access could be determined.In Lakewood and several other cities, police officials said they were unaware of how access had been enabled and moved to restrict or review sharing settings.The rapid expansion of Flock’s business model has complicated local oversight. The company now operates tens of thousands of cameras nationwide and encourages agencies to share data regionally or across state lines.Flock’s pitch to police departments has emphasized cost efficiency, ease of installation, and investigative gains.But as the University of Washington Human Rights report notes, the network’s scale makes it difficult for agencies to determine who has access to their data.The company allows local administrators to configure sharing, but many police departments either do not fully understand the implications of those settings or rely on default configurations that enable broader access than intended.Flock’s network also incorporates private entities, including neighborhood associations, shopping malls, and big-box retail properties. Many of those private customers share their camera data with police.In some cases, police agencies have access to private camera networks without disclosing those relationships publicly. The layered nature of these networks makes it possible for a search initiated anywhere in the country to draw on data from Washington without clear visibility into how that connection was formed.The debate in Washington is unfolding at a time when reproductive rights and gender-affirming healthcare protections are being tested nationwide. Privacy advocates warn that travel pattern data derived from license plate surveillance could be used to target people seeking care across state lines.Despite the public pressure and legal scrutiny, many police departments continue to defend the technology. Chiefs in Sedro-Woolley, Mount Vernon, and other cities describe Flock cameras as valuable public safety tools that do not use facial recognition and capture only vehicles, not biometric identifiers.They frame the cameras as extensions of routine policing work, arguing that the data is only accessed during investigations and automatically deleted after 30 days. But those assurances assume users understand and control the system as configured.The University of Washington report shows several agencies either never ran network audits or did not know how to access them, leaving oversight gaps.The statewide conversation is now shifting toward legislative action. Other states, including Virginia and Illinois, have enacted limits on data retention and cross-jurisdiction sharing. Washington currently has no equivalent statutory framework governing local use of license plate surveillance systems.Governor Bob Ferguson recently issued an executive order emphasizing the importance of protecting private data held by state agencies and reaffirming Washington’s commitments to immigrant rights. But the order does not directly apply to municipal police departments.State legislators are signaling interest in addressing the issue in the upcoming session.
Margaret Atwood told CBS' "60 Minutes" that she received more backlash from left-wing critics than conservatives over her dystopian novel "The Handmaid's Tale."
The way the Steelers have been utilizing 41-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers could extend his career a bit.
THE HOLIDAYS are just a few weeks away, leaving shoppers rushing to grab matching pajama sets for everyone. If you have more people to shop for, the price of matching pajamas can rack up quickly. Aldi's upcoming pajama sets might be able to help with that problem – but they may only be available for...
BRANDON — Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew kicked off preparations for the next provincial election, announcing Glen Simard as the first nominated candidate for the 2027 campaign. The premier made the [...]
If the Knicks want to keep center Mitchell Robinson past this season, they will have to make a decision on him fairly soon.
Ukrainian strikes have disrupted power and heating in two major Russian cities near the Ukrainian border, according to local Russian officials.
"Honeypots draw people in, creating vibrant spaces where community, culture, and commerce meet. Hives, on the other hand, generate the energy behind the scenes — supporting entrepreneurs, fostering innovation, and turning ideas into sustainable enterprises."
Saskatchewan will meet Montreal in CFL championship game
November found the Legislature on the road again for another round of Interim Committee Meetings, held this time at Pipestem Resort State Park in Summers County—about a four-and-a-half-hour drive south. Barbie and I went down a day early to enjoy...
The Saskatchewan Roughriders will face the Montreal Alouettes in the 2025 Grey Cup. With a trip to the championship on the line, the No. 1-seeded Roughriders beat the B.C. Lions 24-21 in the West final on Saturday. Quarterback Trevor Harris led the Roughriders to a game-winning touchdown with just 11 seconds remaining to send Saskatchewan [...]
In volleyball, UMD was swept at Minnesota State Mankato.
President Donald Trump announced that the number of refugees admitted into the country will be drastically reduced to just 7,500 people for fiscal year 2026, the lowest level since 1980. The previous cap, set by former President Joe Biden, was 125,000. The problem is that this seeks a type of ethnic cleansing within the refugee [...]
Vanoss High School celebrated homecoming Tuesday evening inside the Kenneth Smith Field House prior to their season-opening basketball games against Tupelo.
Londoners can expect delays at Richmond and York Street intersection for the next three weeks, starting Nov. 10.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday asserted that ease of justice is a must to ensure ease of living and ease of doing business, and called for simplification of legal language so that it is understood by those seeking justice."Social justice can be ensured only when justice reaches everyone irrespective of their social or financial background," the prime minister said at an inaugural session of the National Conference on Strengthening Legal Aid Delivery Mechanisms.Justice must be available to everyone and ease of justice is a must to ensure ease of living and ease of doing business, he said.Prime Minister Modi noted that the government has taken several steps to improve the "ease of justice" in recent years and will further accelerate this process."The language of law should be one that is understood by those seeking justice. When people understand law in their own language, it leads to better compliance and fewer lawsuits," he said.Judgements and legal documents should
‘Exceeded his authority’: Judge issues injunction blocking Trump from sending National Guard to Oregon OregonLive.comJudge Blocks National Guard From Portland and Says Trump Overstepped His Authority The New York TimesJudge permanently bars Trump from deploying National Guard troops to Portland in response to immigration protests NBC NewsJudge permanently blocks deployment of National Guard to Portland, saying Trump exceeded his authority abcnews.go.comJudge rules Trump administration failed to meet legal requirements for deploying troops to Portland AP News
The government shutdown became the longest in U.S. history this week and lawmakers are remaining in Washington throughout the weekend to try to reach a funding deal. Meanwhile, geneticist, author and Nobel Peace Prize winner James Watson died. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener.
Several North Texas counties are included in the watch.
Sea lions don’t go to driving school. If they did, drivers in Cosmopolis probably wouldn’t have had to slow down in the rain to avoid a sea lion parked in the middle of the road. The blubbery obstacle was reported to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife around 2 p.m. Thursday near Blue Slough Road outside Cosmopolis, a small town in Grays Harbor County hugging the Chehalis River near ...
The Little East Conference recently released their preseason Coaches' Polls for the 2025-2026 season for women's and men's basketball that saw Keene State as the only program to place both teams in the top three across both polls.
A special weather statement from Environment Canada is warning up to 10 cm of snow is possible in Waterloo region, Guelph and Wellington County on Sunday as a cold front moves through the area.
One of the survivors of the mass shooting in downtown Montgomery has been arrested after police said he was illegally in possession of a gun when he was wounded. Ivan Jarvis Floyd, 22, is charged with certain persons forbidden to...
Defending the Frank has been the strength of the Ohio program over the last four years, and the Bobcats did it again on Tuesday in their 24-20 victory over Miami.
The next print edition of The Porterville Recorder after Saturday won't publish until Wednesday. There will be no print editions of The Recorder on Monday or Tuesday, Veterans Day.
Monique Chartrand suffers from a blood disorder and is worried the growing exodus of doctors from her province following the passage of a controversial bill will disrupt her care.
There are some economic reasons for permanent Dayling Saving Time, but the health and safety reasons for permanent standard time overwhelm them.
Munetaka Murakami may well be the newest face of the Japanese baseball revolution.
Two individuals were charged with felony vehicular hijacking and arrested by Chicago Police. The incident occurred on the South Side and the suspects were caught shortly after.
Prince Harry went to Toronto for events marking the end of World War I and found himself on an apology tour for offending Canadians.
San Diego reliever Mason Miller, Los Angeles Angels shortstop Zach Neto and Kansas City third baseman Maikel Garcia are among 34 players with two to three years of service time who are eligible for salary arbitration.
The city of Durango’s announces its schedule for Veterans Day on Tuesday: City administrative offices will be closed. This includes: City Hall, Community Development and Engineering, Police Stati...
Gov. DeSantis spoke on Victims of Communism Day at Miami's Freedom Tower, showing support for liberty seekers and remembering historical oppression.
AGING MIDLAND: Once Michigan's "Most Boring City," Midland's pedestrian plaza and new "third places" help reshape the city's stuffy image.
Gonzaga coach Mark Few offered a brief analysis of Oklahoma, which makes the trip to Spokane, Wash., on Saturday night to face his 21st-ranked Bulldogs.
Plus, David Chang's Momofuku group debuts a new L.A. restaurant, and a long-awaited pizza pop-up finds its home.
Blue Origin is gearing up for the second test of its New Glenn vehicle in the coming days. During its first launch, the vehicle reached orbit, as the company had hoped.
LOS ANGELES — Nearly 200 nations are gathering this week in Belém, Brazil, to kick off the annual United Nations climate policy summit, but there is one glaring exception: The Trump administration is not sending any high-ranking officials. California hopes it can fill in the gap. The state, as it usually does, is sending a large delegation to the Conference of the Parties, including first-time ...
LOS ANGELES — Nearly 200 nations are gathering this week in Belém, Brazil, to kick off the annual United Nations climate policy summit, but there is one glaring exception: The Trump administration is not sending any high-ranking officials. California hopes...
FAIRMOUNT — The Madison-Grant School Board held a meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 4 to approve agreements, donations and to recognize student accomplishments.
The Kelowna Chamber of Commerce has cancelled next week’s luncheon with Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre.The Opposition Leader was scheduled to speak next Thursday.He was expected to speak on the newly unveiled federal budget and outline his perspectives on the fiscal and eco...
With its no-code app builder now widely available, Google is betting that tools like Opal can turn everyday users into AI builders and expand the reach of its cloud ecosystem.The post Google Expands Opal to 160 Countries to Advance No-Code AI Development appeared first on TechRepublic.
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Canada Post has announced it plans to shut Chinatown’s only post office at Main and East Hastings streets on Nov. 12 as part of sweeping cost-saving measures.
Rep. Elise Stefanik (R-NY) has officially launched her campaign for governor of New York — but almost immediately, it got off to a rocky start as when her campaign website first went live, it was riddled with errors, incomplete, included nonsensical and placeholder text, and the images were from her congressional campaign rather than her new gubernatorial campaign.As of press time, Stefanik's website has been updated and appears to now be filled out with correct text, sections, and images — but the first iteration, launched before being fixed, was promptly spotted by a number of Democratic campaign officials and broadcast to resounding mockery on social media."'Lorem Ipsum Dolor Sit Amet,'" noted New York Democratic Party rapid response director Addison Dick on X, indicating the stock Latin placeholder text on the landing page. "Nice website! @EliseStefanik's botched launch continues." He added, "It's not just Latin – Stefanik's botched website also features classic 'American values' like: 'Family first trust'; 'Will alternative'; 'Legacy planningegal issues.'""Really messed up campaign website for Team Stefanik. She’s been teasing this run for months!" wrote Watertown Daily Times reporter Alex Gault, who covers local news in Stefanik's congressional district."Elise Stefanik had 6 months+ to plan today's launch and her website still isn't done," wrote Democratic Governors Association communications official Kevin Donohoe."10/10 work here by Stefanik," wrote Gov. Kathy Hochul's communications director, Sarafina Chitika.Stefanik, who was previously considered for a Trump administration ambassadorship before being dropped over concerns about holding her seat in a special election, is hoping to build on the 2022 gubernatorial contest, when Trump-loyalist Congressman Lee Zeldin, now administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, held Hochul to an unexpectedly close single-digit race.
FAIRFIELD, Conn., Nov. 07, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Less than 2 weeks away – Register now! C-suite executives from Space City and Texas seeking fresh insight into how technology drives growth, reinvents the enterprise and elevates leadership impact, are invited to attend HMG Strategy's 15th Annual Houston CIO Summit and C-Level Technology Leadership Summit on November 20, 2025. This highly anticipated premier technology event is designed for CIOs, CISOs, CEOs, and technology leaders who want to accelerate career ascent, strengthen their IT leadership skills, and connect with peers at the highest levels of the C-suite. The summit is no cost to qualified attendees."It's more important than ever for top-tier CIOs, CISOs, senior technology leaders and CEOs to share knowledge and strategies that will help their organizations innovate and thrive," said Hunter Muller, Founder and CEO of HMG Strategy. "Through our CIO Conferences and CISO Leadership forums, we provide a trusted platform where executives connect, inspire, and reinvent their approaches to leadership, cybersecurity, AI, and digital transformation. At HMG, our mission is to foster authentic network connections, deliver actionable insight, and help executives build trusted branding for their careers and companies."Key topics at the 15th Annual Houston C-Level Technology Leadership Summit will include:Navigating the Innovation and Invention SupercycleUsing AI and Cutting-Edge Technologies and Partnerships to Boost Business PerformanceSecuring the Future Against Geopolitical Cyber RisksMaking ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
SAO PAULO (AP) — Franco Colapinto will stay with the Alpine team for 2026 even though he’s yet to score a point this year in Formula 1.
Denmark's government aims to ban access to social media for children aged under 15
Temperatures across North Georgia will plunge early next week and could even bring a taste of snow to the state’s tallest mountains.
(BPT) - Over the past decade, online high schools have moved from the margins to the mainstream of American education. Families across the country are increasingly considering virtual learning as a
Support for Israel among U.S. conservatives is starting to crack. Here's why NPRView Full Coverage on Google News
What Tommy Rees learned from Nick Saban about play calling.