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HISTORY
Unusual Skeletons And Mysterious Ancient Artifacts Covered With Unknown Characters Discovered In West Virginia By Archaeologists
Ellen Lloyd – AncientPages.com – Our quest for traces of unknown ancient civilizations takes us to West Virginia, where archaeologists made a puzzling discovery that could rewrite history. During their excavations, the researchers encountered peculiar skeletons and enigmatic ancient artifacts inscribed with unfamiliar symbols. The size of these skeletons was extraordinary, leading archaeologists to believe they were not Native American…
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SHOPPING
Embryos ‘held hostage’: An Alabama court decision panics Jews relying on IVF – Forward
Embryos ‘held hostage’: An Alabama court decision panics Jews relying on IVF Forward Source link
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BUSINESS
NYPD promotes school crossing guard fatally struck by dump truck in Queens – NBC New York
What to Know A school crossing guard who was struck and killed by a dump truck in Queens in October was posthumously promoted Thursday during an NYPD ceremony. School crossing guard Krystyna Naprawa posthumously received the rank of Community Coordinator. The 63-year-old was on duty near the intersection of Atlantic Avenue and Woodhaven Boulevard in the Woodhaven neighborhood on Oct.…
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TECH
Quantum Blockchain Technologies updates on bondholder meeting – Proactive Investors UK
Quantum Blockchain Technologies updates on bondholder meeting Proactive Investors UK Source link
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Authorities raid illegal smoke shops in College Point and Whitestone, seize cannabis and tobacco products
Several illegal smoke shops in College Point and Whitestone were busted Tuesday by the NYC Sheriff’s Department. Officers seized a “tremendous amount” of flavored nicotine vapes, which are illegal in the state, as well as cannabis products such as edibles and joints that cannot be sold without a state license. The officers were able to fill dozens of large garbage…
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LIFESTYLE
Downtown Brooklyn’s historic Paramount theater gets a makeover and a opening date
The Paramount in the 1950s Downtown Brooklyn’s long-awaited Brooklyn Paramount concert venue announced on Thursday that it will officially open on March 27, with a performance by two of Bob Marley’s sons, Damian and Stephen. Other artists slated to play in the venue’s first few months include Guster, Mariah the Scientist, Belle and Sebastian, The Decemberists, Sum 41 and Brooklyn’s…
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REAL ESTATE
Westfield sued over plans to ditch Fulton Center
A plan from the Westfield Corporation to exit its 20-year retail lease at Fulton Center early is being met with a lawsuit from the New York City Transit Authority. As first reported by Bloomberg, the NYCTA sued Westfield after the mall operator announced it wanted to terminate its lease 10 years in. The suit, which aims to keep Westfield as…
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ECONOMY
Businesses See Inflationary Pressures Moderating
Jaison R. Abel and Richard Deitz Shortly after the recovery from the pandemic recession began, the U.S. economy entered a period of high inflation as surging demand, severe supply disruptions, and worker shortages combined to create large imbalances and inflationary pressures in the economy. More recently, however, inflationary pressures have been moderating. Indeed, the inflation rate as measured by the…
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SOCIAL MEDIA
Meta Expands Access to Instagram’s Creator Marketplace
Meta has announced that it’s finally expanding access to its Creator Marketplace tool, which will give more businesses the capacity to search for creators to work with on their Instagram campaigns. Meta first launched its Creator Marketplace back in 2022, enabling U.S.-based brands to search and connect with relevant platform influencers based on a range of qualifiers, including focus topics,…
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GADGET
Google pauses Gemini’s ability to generate people after overcorrecting for diversity in historical images
Google said Thursday it’s pausing its Gemini chatbot’s ability to generate people. The move comes after viral social posts showed the AI tool overcorrecting for diversity, producing “historical” images of Nazis, America’s Founding Fathers and the Pope as people of color. “We’re already working to address recent issues with Gemini’s image generation feature,” Google posted on X (via The New…
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