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Ripped. he was not supported by his own franchise, by his league. lebron james, the face of the league, came out and criticized him for being not educated, as you mentioned. this guy was not asked to resign but later did, daryl maury. hes now with the philadelphia 76ers, but he was really afraid that he would never work in the nba again. that selling of the soul, that saying to america that you cant say something in support of democracy in the hong kong because we might anger china and, in fact,...

More of the same policies. >> mike: brit, our new fox news poll says what describes america today functional family 81%. tight-knit family 16%. that is trending in the wrong direction? your thoughts on that. >> brit: well, we are living in a divided country. these are -- thats just the way it is. and anybody who looks at this country now and sees the division would feel the same way. i think that poll is no doubt accurate the reflection of how people feel and in a sense a reflection of reality. ...

Claims of fraud in some of those depositions. even chairperson, the big daddy himself, rupert murdoch gave testimony earlier this month and now the npr the new york times want to know more. the ask the judge to unseal hundreds of pages of case documents. npr media correspondent joins us now to discuss. there is a lot of pages and a lot of information, what does npr hope to learn from these documents? >> well the lawyer filing on behalf of empire of the new york times jointly have argued that the...

Case documents. npr media correspondent, david vulcan clique joins us now to discuss, theres a lot of pages and a lot of information, what does npr hope to learn from these documents? >> well the lawyer filing on behalf of npr in the new york teams, jointly argue theres a public interest, and understanding what exactly the argument, conversations, and imperatives were inside fox that led to all these broadcasts featuring these baseless, and what dominion argues is clearly defamatory claims of el...

>> it is hard, i think, right about to imagine a family dynamic that is so game of thrones with that dragons. >> i dont game of thrones, but theres definitely dragons. thats, again, the third party which is a british press. ultimately, without the british press part of this. we probably will be a fairly dysfunctional family. but, at the heart of it. there is a family. without question. and our look for to having that family element back, i look for to having a relationship murmur theyre, with my...

Patented tech in dispute is allegedly foundational to the Amazon and Twitch streaming systems | Invention transmits real-time audio and video to one or more devices.

The information ministry yesterday submitted to the High Court a revised draft law on regulating the content of Over-The-Top (OTT) platforms. The draft contains a broad list of the type of content that would be prohibited for reasons that include hurting religious sentiments and disrupting communal harmony.

Into these animals lives. the thing is, for programmes like the watches to run, it requires a lot of time, effort and equipment. with over 60 crew and 35 cameras, it is one of the biggest outside broadcasts that the bbc offers, so it needs a lot of power. but in an effort to be more green and protect the wildlife they feature, springwatch has taken a number of measures to cut down their emissions, and we turned up to one of their production bases to see what they are. now, this is the big one �...

Broadcasts that the bbc offers, so it needs a lot of power. but in an effort to be more green and protect the wildlife they feature, springwatch has taken a number of measures to cut down their emissions, and we turned up to one of their production bases to see what they are. now, this is the big one — the green hydrogen generator. why is it called green hydrogen? because the process of electrolysis thats used to separate the hydrogen from the water is powered by solar energy. if it was powere...

They had been in a crash. apple didnt deny the fault, and says the tech will continue to improve over time. and healthcare company haleon has teamed up with microsoft to make health products more accessible for blind people. in new enhancements to the free microsoft seeing ai app will provide important label information for more than 1,500 everyday products, including toothpaste and aspirin. birdsong and babbling water listen to that. gorgeous, innit? we all love a bit of nature, dont we? and pr...