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The trial has begun for 16 democracy activists in Hong Kong.

A Memphis police officer photographed a bludgeoned and handcuffed Tyre Nichols and shared the image with five people including a female acquaintance in violation of police policy, media reported on Tuesday, citing a report sent to a police review board.

Anheuser-Busch stands as the biggest advertiser with three minutes of national airtime.

The first sitting Vice President to be elevated to President.

A new report published by the National Bureau of Economic Research shows that commuters working from home save an average of 72 minutes a day.

Walsh, a former Boston mayor, would be the first of Joe Biden’s Cabinet secretaries to step down since the Democratic president took office in January 2021 and comes as Biden shuffles his chief of staff and economic advisers.

“Each one of those numbers is a person, and each one of those people are on a new trajectory of life,” Winter Fest Pastor Zane Black said recently.

“People in eastern Oregon have felt like their state-level governance has not heard them, has not paid attention to our concerns, and has not been working for eastern Oregon,” Greater Idaho Movement spokesperson Matt McCaw recently said on FOX. 

Ransomware is among the internet’s most potent scourges. Although this particular extortion campaign was not sophisticated, it drew warnings from national cyber watchdogs in part because of the speed of its spread.

CoinDesk reports that more than one in three current members of Congress received an FTX-affiliated donation. Recipients included new Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.), Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), and embattled freshman congressman George Santos (R-N.Y.).

As NFL fans await Super Bowl LVII, future Hall-of-Fame quarterback Tom Brady is still dominating news cycles following his retirement announcement last week.

“Florida is dissolving the Corporate Kingdom and beginning a new era of accountability and transparency,” the statement said.