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The Architect’s Newspaper turned 20 this month. Here’s a list of books, buildings, cultural moments, also celebrating anniversaries this year.

Amid concerns about the increase in misinformation and propaganda, The Onion asked Americans where they get their unbiased information about Israel and Palestine, and this is what they said.

From practical guides and the latest research to heartfelt memoirs, these breast cancer books will inform and inspire you.

By Patricia A. ScheyerNKyTribune reporterEdgewood city council is trying to figure out what they can do to save an old firetruck, which is one of the original vehicles from the fire department t

The 2024 election is anticipated to be the most expensive in U.S. history, a bottom-line boost TV broadcasters and cable networks need.

YouTube may be too big to ignore. The question for advertisers might be - is it so big that it doesnt have to play by the rules? Hunter Terry of Lotame discusses many of the unusual and unexpected advertising advantages that YouTube currently possesses and what that means for the overall CTV advertising industry.

Stephen D. Chiara, 52, a previously convicted felon, faces a Nov. 27 jury trial in Department 11 of Solano County Superior Court in Fairfield.

YouTube may be too big to ignore. The question for advertisers might be - is it so big that it doesnt have to play by the rules? Hunter Terry of Lotame discusses many of the unusual and unexpected advertising advantages that YouTube currently possesses and what that means for the overall CTV advertising industry.

Think political ads were hard to escape last time around? Spending is about to take another major jump upward, the leading tracker of ad spending projects. California is leading the way even though it's not a swing state.

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