There’s a buffet of sedition statutes (18 U.S.C., sections 2383 through 2385) which have some potential relevance here. Section 2383 makes it a crime to incite or assist in a rebellion against the United States or give comfort to those who incite an insurrection. Section 2384 carries a 20-year jail […]
Month: December 2020
Mask mandates have been a flash point for Florida schools this fall. Parents across the state have both demanded and protested their requirement. Some have even sued over the issue. One of those suits now has a judge’s ruling attached. Read on for that story and other Florida education news. […]
By Pauline Croquet, Morgane Tual, Clémence Duneau and Solène Reveney (graphic design) Posted on December 24, 2020 at 5:44 am – Updated December 24, 2020 at 11:07 am Reserved for our subscribers StoryThe flagship app for teens broke download records in Europe and the United States this year, and caught […]
So, what are the top B2B marketing trends you need to know? Will digital mediums be the forefront of all marketing strategies? Or, will automation and artificial intelligence comprise the vital elements? And, how should your business nullify the sweeping facets of the pandemic? Well, for organizations, 2021 has a […]
As most people know, depression is a common mental health condition; in fact, according to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), in 2017 an estimated 17.3 million adults in the U.S. suffered from at least one major depressive episode in a 12-month time span. But not all depression is the […]
Parents were able to submit questions to Dr. Martha Buchanan and Superintendent Bob Thomas. KNOX COUNTY, Tenn. — While the first COVID-19 vaccine shipment made its way to Knoxville, parents had questions about what would come next. For example, they wondered if students should be required to get it. They […]
Kinshasa16-12-2020Economy – Considered the 3rd economic sector in the world, tourism is currently one of the world’s service industries and a powerful generator of wealth and employment. The Head of State Félix Tshisekedi launched a call for the creation of conditions conducive to the development of the tourism sector in […]
2020 was an extraordinary year, including in video games. The industry, which is expected to reach $ 160 billion in sales worldwide this year, according to forecasts reported by TechCrunch, took full advantage of the coronavirus pandemic. People locked in their homes have played overwhelmingly titles like “Animal Crossing” in […]
Fractional CMO to B2B companies, Owner/Chief Strategist at SolomonBell, Follow me on LinkedIn. getty It’s been almost a year since the first cases of Covid-19 appeared in China, and the global economy has taken a big hit. The changes we’re witnessing are not just financial; we’re experiencing a much larger shift […]
Yarmouth High student Elena Miller created a computer app called Scoregenix, which makes the scoring of baseball and softball games easier and more intuitive. She won the 2020 Congressional App Challenge for Maine’s 1st District. Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer As a softball player, Elena Miller understood the value and purpose […]
As President Emmanuel Macron of France entered his third day in isolation after being infected with the coronavirus, his doctor said on Saturday that he was in “stable health condition compared to Friday.” “He is still presenting the same symptoms of the Covid-19 illness (fatigue, coughing, aches) which do not […]
The ninth and final season of Last Man Standing will soon be airing in the US on Fox, and the first episode has a special air date of Sunday January 3, 2021. However, the sitcom will get a visit from an unexpected guest in the upcoming episode ‘Dual Time’ and […]
So what? Selected conversion offers – There are signs that people are starting to appreciate durable consumer goods again. This requires products that are so robust and easy to repair that they can successfully survive second and third marketing, as well as platforms on which they can be exchanged. Children’s […]
^ I Support Local Community Journalism Support the independent voice of Houston and help keep the future of Houston Press free. Welcome to the seventh part of a series where we showcase the noteworthy food and drink experiences of a very weird year. In the spirit of the holidays, it’s […]
Having effectively exhausted his legal options—at least 86 judges, including dozens appointed by Republicans, have shut down the president’s unprecedented attempt to overturn his defeat through the courts—Donald Trump is apparently now entertaining even more anti-democratic paths to preserving his power. During a White House meeting on Friday, nearly a […]
Kathleen Megan :: CT Mirror Miguel Cardona is the first Latino to be appointed state education commissioner. He was born in a Meriden housing project and, at 28, was the youngest school principal in Connecticut. Connecticut’s education commissioner, Miguel A. Cardona, was introduced to a national political audience Wednesday evening […]
We know that it appeals to Instagrammers, Russian oligarchs, wealthy Indian tourists and luxury shopping enthusiasts. But Dubai turned out to be little more than a bling-bling destination or a three-day stopover to relax between flights to Asia. The city and the eponymous Emirate welcome millions of tourists each year, […]
It is one of the brands that cross the generations without taking a wrinkle. Haribo and its famous sweets have just celebrated their 100th birthday. This gourmet saga began in 1920 in Germany, near Bonn under the leadership of Hans Riegel. His famous gelatin teddy bears quickly took over the […]
E.t’s like maneuvering a heavy truck. In the absence of power steering, the steering wheel of the classic car is turned around with brute force. Just as brutally you have to step on the hesitantly reacting brake in order not to hit the rear of the vehicle in front. The […]
For mathematicians and computer scientists, 2020 was full of discipline-spanning discoveries and celebrations of creativity. Several long-standing problems yielded to sustained collaboration, sometimes answering other important questions as a happy byproduct. While some results had immediate applications, with researchers improving on the findings or incorporating them into other work, others […]