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Karmanos Cancer Institute to hold Health Equity Book Club discussion March 25 Industry professionals and community members are invited to read and attend a conversation about "Caste: The Origins of Our Discontents" by Isabel Wilkerson News provided by Share this article Share this article DETROIT, March 17, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute invites health care professionals, including trainees and students, as well as community members to participate in the second i...

The owners of a private bus company that provides transportation for several schools in the Baton Rouge and New Orleans area face criminal charges after police found many of the businesss insurance certificates were fraudulent. 

last week. Journalist Justin Yau displays residue from pepper balls shot by DHS officers to disperse protesters outside the Mark O. Hatfield Courthouse in Portland, Ore., March 11, 2021. (Photo by Rian Dundon via Courthouse News) PORTLAND, Ore. (CN) — In scenes reminiscent of last summer, federal agents swarmed the streets of Portland, Oregon, last week, shooting rounds of tear gas and pepper balls that threaten to upend efforts to settle a lawsuit, and local police used mass detention tactic...

Apple kills the HomePod, shifts focus to mini Apple has made the surprise move to kill the HomePod, which only launched three years ago. It will now shift its focus to the smaller and cheaper HomePod mini. By Michael Simon | 13 Mar 21 In a surprise Friday night news dump, Apple has killed the original HomePod, marking an ignominious end to the high-priced Siri-powered speaker that struggled to find an audience. Like the iMac Pro, which was discontinued a week ago, the speaker is available "whil...

Apple has confirmed it is discontinuing the iMac Pro, as rumors suggest an M1 iMac is on its way. Macworld executive editor Michael Simon and Computerworld executive editor Ken Mingis join Juliet to discuss what they wanted from the iMac Pro, if its discontinuation could mean for the future of Pro Macs and whether or not Apples M1 processors could diminish the demand for Pro-level devices. How do I listen to this podcast? You can listen to this podcast episode right now using the player at the ...

LSM This is Reece Eddy’s time we are just watching the clock. Longstick midfield is one of the hardest positions to adjust to when a player makes the jump from college to the pros. The only other position that is harder is probably goalie, and it’s for the exact same reason: speed. Eddy certainly adjusted to the speed quickly, but one of the reasons that the Chrome protected Eli Salama over him is that, physically, Salama is better built for the mean grass streets between the hash marks. St...

Here’s Merrick Garland’s Orientation Memo for the Trump-Era Hangover on Press Freedom President Joe Biden walks along the Colonnade of the White House Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021. (White House photo by Adam Schultz) When President Biden announced the nomination of Merrick Garland as the next attorney general, Biden criticized incendiary rhetoric against the press as contributing to the Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol. A new president—and new leadership at the Department of Justice—will me...

IDG Wolfwalkers gets 10 Annie Award nominations! Second two of Mythic Quest is coming! New streaming hardware is coming! It’s setting up to be a big year for Apple TV and TV+, so on this episode of the Macworld Podcast, we talk about the latest news and rumors, the shows to watch, and a lot more. Stay tuned. Listen to episode 733

(1) Company expands its network of 200+ local governments and adds Elucds community polling capabilities to create a comprehensive platform that transforms organic resident input and community surveys into actionable insights Zencity, the leading civic engagement technology provider to local governments, announced today that it has acquired data analytics and community polling company Elucd. Zencity and Elucd have been at the forefront of govtech innovation, empowering local government lead...

Although the arrival of the next iPhone is likely months away, rumors about what it may look like are circulating. On this episode of Today in Tech, Computerworld executive editor Ken Mingis and Macworld executive editor Michael Simon join Juliet to discuss the next iPhone, which could be called the iPhone 12s or the iPhone 13. Potential features include up to 1TB of storage, an upgraded ultra-wide camera lens and an always-on display similar to the latest Apple Watches.