TechnologyIn The Know by YahooWoman uncovers alleged stalking tactic increasing in popularity: ‘Seems it’s happening to a lot of people’
Then, @angel.edge95 stated that locating the tracking device may not be possible because there was a chance that law enforcement or Apple Support wouldn't be able to assist without the device's serial number. After, she received a second “unknown accessory” message. In the comments of her video, @angel.edge95 said she's working with law enforcement to resolve the problem and noted that they didn't want her to share an update just yet.
U.S.INSIDERBody camera footage played in court shows Kim Potter collapsing after fatally shooting Daunte Wright: 'I'm going to prison'
Body-worn camera footage captured Kim Potter's response after she shot Daunte Wright in April. Body-worn camera footage played in court during the first day of the Kimberly Potter trial shows the former Brooklyn Center officer collapsing on the ground after fatally shooting 20-year-old Daunte Wright in April 2020. Opening statements took place Wednesday in the Hennepin County Government Center in Minneapolis, where Potter, who is white, is charged with first- and second-degree manslaughter for the shooting of Wright, a Black man, during a traffic stop earlier this year.
U.S.INSIDERCar of a missing college student and skeletal remains found in an unsolved 4-decade-old case
The car of a missing college student and remains have been found in an unsolved case in Georgia. Kyle Clinkscales, 22, went missing in January 1976, and his car was missing until this week. Police also found a wallet and skeletal remains during the investigation.
BusinessAssociated PressPublix heiress known for philanthropy dies in Florida at 65
The billionaire daughter of the Publix Super Markets founder has died after having early-onset Alzheimer's Disease, the company announced Wednesday. Carol Jenkins Barnett was 65. Barnett died Tuesday night at her home in Lakeland, Florida, Publix said in a news release.
WorldBusiness InsiderA Chinese government spokesperson said the US committed 'evil crimes' against Native Americans in a bid to counter reports of genocide in Xinjiang
The US had announced the boycott in response to Beijing's "ongoing genocide" of the Uyghur minority. Zhao Lijian fired back by accusing the US of committing "evil crimes" against Native Americans. China's foreign ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian lashed out at the US on Tuesday for its diplomatic boycott of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, saying that allegations of genocide — which China faces over its treatment of the Uyghur minority in Xinjiang — "fits the US better than anyone else" for its treatment of Native Americans.
U.S.TheGrioBlack family to sue American Airlines after being kicked off plane in Charlotte, N.C.
Allan Ali and his newborn-holding partner, Kamia Hoilett, had a negative interaction with a flight attendant Sunday on Philly-bound plane. A Black family traveling with a newborn baby was kicked off an American Airlines flight on Sunday as they headed home to Philadelphia from Charlotte, North Carolina. As seen in a now-viral video, Allan Ali and his partner, Kamia Hoilett, were asked to leave a Sunday afternoon flight before departure after a brief, negative interaction with a white male passenger and a white female flight attendant.
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Mandatory food recycling to begin in California
Starting in January, banana peels, chicken bones and leftover veggies won't be allowed in most California trash bins under a mandatory food recycling program designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from landfills. Dec.
U.S.Rolling StoneA ‘Chilling Factor’ for Victims: Ghislaine Maxwell Lawyer Drops Anonymous Accusers’ Real Names in Court
Last week in the sex-trafficking trial of Ghislaine Maxwell, defense attorney Jeff Pagliuca made a show of remembering to respect an alleged victim's request for anonymity. Judge Alison Nathan broke in with a reminder to not say Jane's real name out loud. Pagliuca told the judge not to worry.
U.S.ComplexCNN's Don Lemon Criticized for Not Mentioning His Role in Jussie Smollett Incident
Don Lemon is facing backlash for failing to mention his ties to Jussie Smollett, the former Empire actor who is accused of lying to police over being a victim of a hate crime in January 2019. While covering the actor's trial Monday night on Don Lemon Tonight, the CNN host didn't mention his alleged role in tipping off Smollett about being investigated by police. Lemon discussed the trial with CNN reporter Omar Jimenez just hours after Smollett testified in his own defense that he received a text from Lemon, supposedly relaying information that the Chicago Police Department didn't believe Smollett's account of what happened.
U.S.In The Know by YahooWoman reaches breaking point over her roommate’s ‘ridiculous’ new household rule: ‘She’s being absolutely unreasonable’
The roommate has to wake up at 5 a.m. for three months due to her schedule. Because of this, she banned her housemates from using the kitchen after 6:30 p.m.
U.S.Fox NewsChicago Police release plan for weekend, consider closing off downtown: report
Chicago's police department is reportedly telling its commanders to familiarize themselves with a plan to shut down the city's central business district ahead of potential unrest this weekend. The drastic measure -- mentioned in a new internal memo circulating amongst staff -- is just an option on the table at this point, according to WLS. Last weekend, violence plagued Chicago's Loop neighborhood and officers have been ordered this week to cancel upcoming days off "to address current crime patterns."
BusinessBusiness InsiderA $50,000 camper that turns the Tesla Cybertruck into an RV has hit $100 million in preorders — see inside
An artificial intelligence and software company is making camper attachments for Tesla Cybertrucks. See inside the $50,000 CyberLandr, which will be produced and delivered in tandem with the Cybertruck. Chatter about Tesla's upcoming Cybertruck has subsided since its unveiling in late 2019, but that's not stopping designers from imagining its potential uses.
U.S.Associated PressExpelled Coast Guard cadet sues over policy banning parents
A former cadet who was expelled from the U.S. Coast Guard Academy after becoming a father filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday challenging the school's policy that prohibits students from being parents. Isaak Olson was two months from graduating from the academy in 2014 with a degree in mechanical engineering and a commission as an officer when he disclosed that his fiancee had given birth to their first child several months earlier, according the lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Connecticut. The academy expelled Olson under a regulation that requires cadets to either resign or be “disenrolled” if they incur a “parental obligation” from a pregnancy over 14 weeks, according to the lawsuit.
U.S.The Daily BeastGhislaine Maxwell and the Ecstasy of the Feet
When the feds raided Jeffrey Epstein's Manhattan mansion in 2019, they unearthed a trove of evidence including binders of CDs containing tens of thousands of photographs. The exhibits contain several snapshots showing Maxwell giving Epstein a foot rub, seemingly on his private jet. The cheery pictures are at odds with the disturbing accusations against them: that for years, Epstein molested and raped scores of teenage girls after paying them for “massages,” and Maxwell allegedly played the role of scheduler and recruiter.
HealthTODAY6 states account for more than half of the country’s recent COVID-19 hospitalizations
While much of the world is focused on the new omicron variant, first identified in South Africa, delta is still a threat, as “over 99 percent of sequenced cases in the United States continue to be from” that strain, Dr. Rochelle Walensky, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said Tuesday at a White House COVID-19 Response Team briefing. Hospitalizations in Michigan, which has the highest share of new hospitalizations when adjusted for population, are up 70 percent since Nov. 10. In the neighboring states of Indiana and Illinois, hospitalizations have almost doubled.
U.S.Associated PressScott Peterson resentenced to life term in wife's 2002 death
Nearly 17 years after being sentenced to die, Scott Peterson was resentenced to life without parole Wednesday during an emotional hearing in which family members of his slain pregnant wife, Laci, called him out for the Christmas Eve killing in 2002 and his apparent lack of remorse. Scott, 19 years ago today, you were in the midst of planning Laci's murder,” said her mother, Sharon Rocha, addressing Peterson directly as he sat expressionless, handcuffed in a red and orange jail uniform. I still feel the grief every day, after 19 years,” she said.
U.S.NBC NewsScuba diving YouTuber discovers submerged car of Tennessee teens who disappeared 21 years ago
A scuba diving YouTuber may have cracked the cold case of two Tennessee teens who disappeared 21 years ago after discovering the car they were last seen in at the bottom of a local river. Erin Foster, 18, and Jeremy Bechtel, 17, vanished on April 3, 2000, after leaving Foster's home, according to the White County Sheriff's Office. Sheriff Steve Page said in a news release members of Foster's family alerted him on Nov. 28 about YouTuber Jeremy Beau Sides, who uses sonar technology and scuba dives to try to solve missing persons cases on his channel Exploring With Nug.
U.S.Atlanta Black Star‘We Just Want to Know What Your Job Is’: Son Charged with Assault After Mom Calls Police on Black Worker In Tennessee Parking Garage
A white man has been charged with assault and he and his mother are accused of racially profiling after an interaction lead to an altercation with a Black man who was working at a Tennessee parking garage. Johnny Martinez, who identified himself as Black in the video he recorded of the encounter, was checking cars for parking permits in the River House apartment building's parking garage in Nashville for a booting company on the evening of Nov. 27, when he noticed Edward Brennan and his mother, Bitsy Brennan, keeping a closer-than-normal eye on him. Martinez exchanges more words with Bitsy, who notes that “this is a secure building,” and when he asks how she thinks he got in, he turns and Brennan can be seen trying to grab for Martinez's phone as his mother yells for him to stop.
BusinessReutersKellogg to permanently replace striking employees as workers reject new contract
(Reuters) - Kellogg Co said on Tuesday a majority of its U.S. cereal plant workers have voted against a new five-year contract, forcing it to hire permanent replacements as employees extend a strike that started more than two months ago. Temporary replacements have already been working at the company's cereal plants in Michigan, Nebraska, Pennsylvania and Tennessee where 1,400 union members went on strike on Oct. 5 as their contracts expired and talks over payment and benefits stalled. Kellogg also said there was no further bargaining scheduled and it had no plans to meet with the union.
U.S.INSIDERThe Michigan school shooting suspect's parents have hired high-powered attorneys to defend themselves, but their son has a public defender
The Michigan school shooting suspect was assigned a public defender in court. Meanwhile, his parents, James and Jennifer Crumbley, have hired a high-powered attorney for themselves in court. The couple's lawyer previously represented disgraced Olympic team doctor Larry Nassar.
U.S.Military TimesSEAL Team 8 commander died Tuesday following training accident
The Navy SEAL who died Tuesday after being injured in a fast-rope training event last week has been identified as the commanding officer of SEAL Team 8, Cmdr. Brian Bourgeois. Naval Special Warfare Command has released few other details so far on what happened, but Bourgeois, 43, was injured during the training evolution Saturday in Virginia Beach, Virginia. SEAL Team 8′s executive officer has temporarily assumed command of the Virginia-based unit, according to the command, which did not identify the officer, citing operational security.
BusinessYahoo FinancePeople are laughing at Trump’s new company
An “investor presentation” the company recently filed with the Securities and Exchange commission is provoking guffaws among business analysts, with laughable evasions and barely any business strategy. It does feel like every public action by this company is designed give the impression that it is a joke,” Bloomberg analyst Matt Levine wrote on Dec. 7. The oddest part of the TMTG presentation is the “technology team” listed on Slide 21.
BusinessUSA TODAYSouthwest Airlines to introduce new fare category with perks customers will 'happily pay' for
The fares will appear in a fourth column alongside Southwest's current Wanna Get Away, Anytime and Business Select offerings. Details are still under wraps, but Southwest Executive Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer Andrew Watterson said it will be above the airline's lowest priced Wanna Get Away category and offer enhanced attributes "customers will happily pay a little bit more" for. He stressed that the new product will not take anything away from other fares but offer something more.
WorldThe HillU.S. Navy seized missiles, petroleum products from Iranian military
The U.S. Navy seized 171 surface-to-air missiles, eight anti-tank missiles and 1.1 million barrels of petroleum products worth $261 million from two Iranian ships in the Arabian Sea in three separate instances since 2019, the Department of Justice said in a press release on Tuesday. The arms shipments were headed to Iran-backed militants fighting in war-torn Yemen, and were organized by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), which the U.S. deems a terrorist organization, according to the DOJ. Wednesday's announcement followed the U.S. District Court in Washington D.C. issuing a final order of forfeiture for the arms shipments on Nov. 15, the DOJ wrote.
U.S.Associated PressCoast Guard swimmer pulls body from car above Niagara Falls
Video from the harrowing rescue attempt showed Petty Officer 2nd Class Derrian Duryea, in an orange suit and with an axe in his left hand, buffeted by winds and spraying water as he was lowered 80 feet (24 meters) to the car through falling snow. “As I was coming down I was just really focused on how am I going to get in this car when there's, you know, pretty much rapids coming over the car right next to Niagara Falls,” Duryea said by phone later after returning to Selfridge Air National Guard Base, northeast of Detroit, where the crew is stationed. Throughout the operation, the helicopter's pilot, Lt. Chris Monacelli, and flight mechanic Jon Finnerty kept a wary eye on the waterfall's icy mist as it coated the hovering aircraft, including the windows, further limiting what they could see.
“I know it doesn’t feel like it, but inflation is both a feature and a bug of a normalizing economy.”
“What is not going to work, and hasn’t worked, is trying to talk people out of the lived reality of higher prices.”
“When inflation expectations rise, actual inflation tends to follow.”
“The Fed must acknowledge that its monetary policy has been a source of inflation, and that it will need to raise interest rates.”
“The supply chain logjams are the core of the problem right now, and that should work itself out over time.”