DoNotPay Unsubscribes You From Spam—and Tries to Decide up You Paid
If you use a mainstream email provider, it likely catches most of the obviously useless and potentially malicious spam you receive, like scammy prescription drug offers and unsolicited sex tips. But when it comes to the endless promo emails from retailers and newsletters you don’t remember signing up for, you’re mostly on your own. Now…
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Original Zealand police accumulate haka in tribute to slain police officer
Skip to main content HomeCoronavirus Updates2020 Election ResultsElectionsNationWorldPoliticsFactcheckEducationInvestigationsHealthWeatherRace in AmericaImpeachmentJust the FAQsTracking 2020Dozens of police officers performed a haka in Auckland, New Zealand, on July 9, in tribute to a colleague who was shot dead during a traffic stop.Storyful
Lady A band sues Anita ‘Lady A’ White for merely to make exercise of establish
Despite a recent Instagram post asserting that both sides were “moving forward with positive solutions and common ground,” it seems things between the country trio Lady A and the blues artist Anita “Lady A” White are no longer copacetic. On Wednesday, the band formerly known as Lady Antebellum — Hillary Scott, Charles Kelley, and Dave…
Javicia Leslie replaces Ruby Rose in Batwoman
Meet your new Batwoman. EW has learned that God Friended Me’s Javicia Leslie has been cast as the Crimson Knight on the CW’s Batwoman. The first Black actress to play the DC Comics heroine in live-action, Leslie is stepping into the void left by Ruby Rose, who portrayed Batwoman/Kate Kane and exited the series at…
Could possibly the VR headset be the following Peloton?
Funding for virtual reality startups has grown more sparse over the past couple years, as investors have grappled with extended timelines for mainstream adoption. Meanwhile, connected fitness has exploded, gaining attention amid shelter-in-place as companies like Peloton have seen huge user gains with Mirror recently selling to Lululemon for $500 million. FitXR wants the virtual…
College of California machine names first Dim president
SAN FRANCISCO — Dr. Michael Drake was chosen this week to be president of the University of California, the first Black leader in the system’s 150-year history.Drake, a seasoned university administrator, replaces Janet Napolitano in overseeing a sprawling, 280,000-student system dealing with issues of accessibility for Blacks and other minorities, along with slashed budgets and…
Expert salvage: Why AirPods are definitely worth the pricetag
Whether I’m working out at home (as many of us have been forced to do in recent months), sweating outdoors or (eventually) working out at a gym (again), having reliable headphones that are easy to set up are imperative for me, especially when it comes to getting a good workout. The National Health Center, a…
N.L.’s hotfoot of no new COVID-19 cases reaches 42 days
While there remain no cases in the province, crowds from George Street have prompted government to change pandemic guidelines into enforceable regulations, and fines for businesses who don’t comply.The St. John’s International Airport is seeing more activity compared to the early days of the pandemic, as the Atlantic bubble has been open for almost a…
Coronavirus: Serbia scraps curfew contrivance for Belgrade after protests
Media playback is unsupported on your device Media captionOpposition protesters storm Serbian parliamentThe Serbian government has scrapped a plan to impose a weekend coronavirus curfew in Belgrade after two nights of protests in the capital.Instead, PM Ana Brnabic announced more limited measures, including a ban on all gatherings of more than 10 people.President Aleksandar Vucic…
Coronavirus: Soiled air ‘on the upward push again’ in UK cities
Image copyright Copernicus Data/Esa/Airbus/M.Pourshamsi Image caption The satellite data suggests NO2 concentrations are picking up in the big cities Some of the dirty air associated with vehicles seems to be creeping up again as the UK eases itself out of lockdown.The latest data acquired by the EU’s Sentinel-5P spacecraft, which was built in the UK,…
German intel warns in opposition to giving data to Chinese tech corporations
Germany’s domestic intelligence agency is warning consumers that personal data they provide to Chinese payment companies or other tech firms could end up in the hands of China’s governmentJuly 9, 2020, 2:48 PM2 min readBERLIN — Germany’s domestic intelligence agency is warning consumers that personal data they provide to Chinese payment companies or other tech…
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The United States Has a Unwell Obsession with Covid-19 Polls
America is in an election year, but public opinion surveys these days seem to focus as much on Covid-19 as on who should be the next president. Pollsters use their survey data as a fuzzy form of viral tracking—noting, for example, that in March just 4 percent of Americans said they knew someone who had…
Brighton vs. Liverpool, Premier League Are dwelling Circulate, Lineups, TV Channel, Initiate Time
Liverpool is on the path to creating even more history in the Premier League today when they take on Brighton & Hove Albion at the Amex Stadium. The Reds have the opportunity to accumulate the most points, wins, and biggest winning margin in Premier League history. Of course, Jurgen Klopp is insisting that this record…
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