Snapchat has a new Shared Stories feature. Here’s how to use it
Snapchat introduced a new feature this week called Shared Stories, which lets users add more people to a Story. Here's how to find it.
Snapchat introduced a new feature this week called Shared Stories, which lets users add more people to a Story. Here's how to find it.
Everyone knows that while disinformation is a problem, social media is a powerful tool for communicating fast in an emergency.
‘Poetics of Gesture’ is led by Brigitte Chataignier
A successful fueling test will clear the way for the moon rocket's first test flight as early as August.
Alice Lloyd College Eagle star runner Ryan Morris traveled to Gulf Shores Alabama on May 27th to participate in the NAIA Outdoor Track and Field National Championships in the ultra-challenging Marathon event.
Four men were sentenced for their involvement in the theft of 32 firearms from a gun dealer in Maurice
Today in food commerce, Instacart offers brands shoppable videos and updated shoppable ads, and DoorDash makes its offerings available to Kiwis. Plus, McKinney, who runs Willow Creek Winery in Cape May, speaks with PYMNTS about adding payment capabilities to accommodate the summer tourism rush. Instacart Expands Ad Offerings as eGrocers Look to Boost Profitability […]
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The leaders of California and New Zealand have signed a pledge agreeing to help fight climate change. California Gov. Gavin Newsom and New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern spoke about the partnership Friday. It doesn't commit either government to specific…
As summer approaches, two Summerlin traditions return to the master-planned community: the 2022 Summerlin Photo Competition; and the 2022 Best of Summerlin online vote to name all the places, people and things people love about this award-winning community that spans the valley’s western rim.
Stocks rose on Wall Street Friday and closed higher for the week, breaking a seven-week losing streak, the longest such stretch since 2001. The S&P 500 rose 2.5%, increasing its gain for the week to 6.6%. That's the biggest weekly…
Many in Uvalde say they feel lost after the school massacre, but their faith is a source of strength.
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says he is confident that Finland and Sweden application to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization will move forward despite objections from Turkey.
The European Union is discussing the idea of temporarily exempting Russian oil supply via the Druzhba pipeline from a ban on imports of Russia's crude, as leaders are trying to persuade Hungary to drop its opposition to an embargo, Bloomberg reported on Friday, quoting sources with knowledge of the discussions. Some EU leaders are inclined to accept an exemption of Russian oil deliveries via the pipeline that delivers oil to Germany and several central European countries, including Hungary—if indeed... Читать дальше...
Office With a View: "It's really preparation meets exploration," Seth Althoff tells TheWrap
The consolidated net debt to equity stood at 0.83x at the end of the March quarter versus 1.02x at the end of December 2021 and net debt to Ebitda stood at 1.45x against 1.73x at the end of Q3FY22. During the quarter, net debt reduced by Rs 9,662 crore.
Samsung just teased the marquee feature for its upcoming flagship smartphones, and it’s downright adorable—the teaser, that is. Anyhow, to flex the capabilities of its upcoming 200-megapixel mobile image sensor, Samsung took the obvious route: snap a photo of a sweet housecat, blow it up to be roughly 1.5x the size of…
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WAG Kate Kane had her husband red-faced after she was snapped with almost all of her pint gone while Tottenham striker Harry Kane had barely touched his beverage
The National Rifle Association kicked off its annual meeting at George R. Brown Convention Center on Friday.
Stealing beach chairs, stalking strangers, sinking "Mom" in a bay … A golden retriever named Lady makes all kinds of "faux paws" as she enjoys the sea in this hilarious video set to circus music.
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ESPs, also called classified employees, are a chronically underpaid part of the education system. And low wages are are driving them out of the profession.