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Opinion | The role politics has played in this pandemic is too much and needs to end | Richard Ransom Local 24 News Anchor Richard Ransom discusses in his Ransom Note about a study that compares vaccination percentage gaps based on who counties voted for. Author: Richard Ransom Updated: 10:33 PM CDT July 9, 2021 MEMPHIS, Tenn. — In tonight’s Ransom Note: I heard a new one today. “If you get the COVID vaccine, you’re 60 times more likely to get lupus.  W...

Opinion | COVID cases are rising in areas with high numbers of unvaccinated people, so get your shots | Richard Ransom “Even if you still get the virus if youve been vaccinated, you wont get seriously ill. If you havent yet, get the shot.” Author: Richard Ransom Updated: 10:37 PM CDT June 30, 2021 MEMPHIS, Tenn. — In Wednesday’s Ransom Note: were not out of the woods yet. Yes, COVID-19 cases are way, way down, and we are doing so much better overall, but ...

In his Ransom Note, Local 24 Anchor Richard Ransom discusses how Memphis Lift parents went to Republican lawmakers with their concerns.

Local 24 News Anchor Richard Ransom discusses in his Ransom Note about the claims of if the tuna in Subway's tuna sandwich is real tuna.

“When crazy knows no bounds.” Local 24 News anchor Richard Ransom doesn’t pull any punches. Author: Richard Ransom Updated: 10:29 PM CDT June 17, 2021 MEMPHIS, Tennessee — In Thursday’s Ransom Note: when crazy knows no bounds. The Tennessee state legislature came up with some nutty ideas this session, and thank goodness most of them never passed. But the idea of getting rid of our state health department has to be the craziest yet, all because of a 198...

There's something wrong when last year the average CEO got a 14% raise, but the average worker had to work decades to see their pay go up the same

In his Ransom Note, Richard Ransom discusses about events that are happening over the weekend and how it's just like it was before the pandemic.

>> the sophistication of these attacks has not changed. a whole lot, chris. the ability to go in and encrypt data and demand a ransom has been done for decades. we have not seen those attacks decades ago because to do them successfully before you had to leave a ransom note that would say please wire the money to this bank account and of course that would be easily traceable, you would be identified, law enforcement would be on your tail. nowadays you can say please transfer money to my bitcoin w...

States themselves, the militaries and intelligence services of these countries or the criminals that operate within their borders. some of those criminals may have no affiliation with the government, as many of those ransomware crews do not have an affiliation with the russian government, but the russian government is aware that they are often rating, they know where they are and choose not to arrest them and not to prosecute them. so in a way they are providing safe harbor to them just like the...

Millions of people use cameras on smartphones, and that could help change the world. Author: Richard Ransom Updated: 10:31 PM CDT April 20, 2021 MEMPHIS, Tennessee — In Tuesday’s Ransom Note: the power of smartphones. They can do so much, but the cameras they’re equipped with may be their lasting legacy. Do you think Derek Chauvin would be a convicted killer tonight if not for the videos showing every painful second he took George Floyds life from him? It�...