Crocs is doing it again. The company is giving away free shoes to health care workers to celebrate National Nurses Week.
For 5 days, starting on May 10, Crocs will once again give away 10,000 pairs of Crocs at Work shoes every day to healthcare heroes who continue to provide comfort and care amid COVID-19.
In honor of National Nurses Week and to all the healthcare workers, Crocs wants to thank you for all the hard work and celebrate those who have been on the frontlines throughout it all.
Beginning on May 10, Crocs will take requests each day at 12PM EST until the shoes run out.
Federal Communications Commission’s repeal of intrusive net neutrality regulations something Heritage wrote on extensively.
Our experts warned U.K. and U.S. government officials of the dangers of allowing the state-owned Chinese company
Huawei to become involved in new 5G networks. Both the U.K. and the U.S. took steps to oust China from their 5G plans.
Google and Apple updated their rules for developers of
COVID-19 contact tracing apps to include several of the most important standards for protecting privacy listed in a report by Heritage’s Center for Technology Policy.
Energy & Environment
The Council on Environmental Quality revised its implementation of the National Environmental Policy Act so that it no longer needlessly impedes infrastructure development.
Facebook Oversight Board Co-chair Michael McConnell explains the board s decision to uphold Donald Trump s ban from the platform
This is a rush transcript from Fox News Sunday, May 9, 2021. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
CHRIS WALLACE, FOX NEWS ANCHOR: I m Chris Wallace.
Facebook s independent oversight board maintains that temporary ban on Donald Trump, but sends the case back to the social media giant.
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WALLACE (voice-over): Now, Facebook has six months to make a final decision. What does it mean for Mr. Trump s ability to get out his message and raise money as it considers another run for president? And what does it mean for the push in Congress to regulate big tech?
This company called one number more than 1,000 times. Author: TEGNA Updated: 9:35 PM CDT May 8, 2021
ATLANTA Every second, Americans receive 62 robocalls. Right before the pandemic began, we set out to find a serial robocaller.
We tracked down Nick and Nicole Long in southern California. According to the Federal Trade Commission, the Longs ran a fictitious robocalls company, Solar Research Group.
Solar Research Group called millions of numbers on the “Do Not Call” list from the company’s headquarters in Orange County.
Nick Long had been sued by the government before. A decade ago, he agreed to never place another robocall again.
Author: TEGNA Updated: 2:24 PM PDT May 7, 2021
ATLANTA Every second, Americans receive 62 robocalls. Right before the pandemic began, we set out to find a serial robocaller.
We tracked down Nick and Nicole Long in southern California. According to the Federal Trade Commission, the Longs ran a fictitious robocalls company, Solar Research Group.
Solar Research Group called millions of numbers on the “Do Not Call” list from the company’s headquarters in Orange County.
Nick Long had been sued by the government before. A decade ago, he agreed to never place another robocall again.
After he
denied our request for an interview, we tracked him down at a convention in February 2020. Long