Another one! Roommates, if you live in California, you know that catalytic converters are a hot commodity in the streets, and thefts for the part have increased terribly. However, Governor Gavin Newsom is on it and has created not one but TWO bills to tackle the issue, according to KTLA. SB 1087, authored by California State

A Florida jury has awarded $15 million to the parents of a young Black boy who was fatally struck by a car after deputies kicked him out of a state fair, having found the Hillsborough County sheriff’s office responsible for damages. The parents of Andrew Joseph III, a 14-year-old Black boy who died back in

Mo Said has been faking it for years. For the better part of his advertising career, the Pakistani-bred creative has bluffed everything from his accent and his name to his interests, with the hope of blending into a predominantly white ad industry. “I faked it as hard as I could until my personality broke and I

Publishers looking for a bit of good news in their search for sustainable ways to scale their data sans third-party cookies may have gotten some — thanks to data clean rooms. More specifically, the match rates in those rooms. Normally, they aren’t anything to shout about. They can be pretty low and sometimes inaccurate — not

Every downturn, like clockwork, publishers try to remind marketers why they should buy their ads directly from them — or at least as directly as possible. It’s a pitch that goes something like this: if ad dollars are shrinking for marketer x then why not spend more of it with us? At least you know

As publishers continue to deal with the demise — or at least diminishment — of the third-party cookie, they are feeling compelled to adopt virtually every identity technology seeking to replace the cookie, but they are increasingly concerned about how overloading their sites with IDs will impact page-load speeds and search rankings, according to publishing

The blows to advertising revenue have been brutal for news publishers, particularly for those that are primarily monetized through programmatic advertising and don’t have subscription revenue — like The Independent’s U.S. edition.  The news cycle continuously churns up tragic events, and it makes sense that brands would be hesitant about running ads against certain topics

When recipes change my life, I can’t help but say so, loudly and to whoever is around, even and especially when they did not ask. So when the subject of food editor Shilpa Uskokovic’s Fresh Pasta With Buttered Tomatoes was raised recently at work, I told everyone present that it was the only fresh pasta

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The President of Houston Baptist University announced Wednesday that the school has changed its name to Houston Christian University."Houston Christian University more accurately epitomizes our student body and reflects the faculty, staff, alumni, and community we serve," Dr.  Robert B. Sloan, the school's president, said in a statement."We are committed to being a distinctively Christian

  Matt Brown | thinke.org | Friday, September 23, 2022 I'm not sure when the term "spiritual warfare" was coined, but in my research, I've discovered it mentioned as early as the 1600s.Spiritual warfare is depicted (without using the term) back to the writing of the New Testament as Paul stated:"Put on the full armor