Putin Suspends Nuclear-Arms Treaty With U.S.
Putin Suspends Nuclear-Arms Treaty With U.S.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow would suspend its participation in the last remaining major nuclear-arms-control treaty. Putin vowed to continue the military campaign in Ukraine as the diplomatic gap between Moscow and the West widened. He also said that if the U.S. were to test new types of nuclear weapons, Russia would do the same.
Tiktok Starts Rolling Out Another Creator Monetization Plan In The Us
Tiktok Starts Rolling Out Another Creator Monetization Plan In The Us
TikTok starts rolling out another creator monetization plan in the US The Creativity Program is about helping creators 'generate higher revenue potential' and find new opportunities.
It added that creators will be able to track video eligibility on an updated dashboard and see their estimated revenue alongside video performance data.
The TikTok Creator Fund was unveiled in 2020 with an initial commitment of $200 million.
TikTok hasn't confirmed how much it plans to pay out through the Creativity Program, but confirmed to TechCrunch it will "provide a higher average gross revenue for qualified video views" under a revised formula.
Two Supreme Court Cases Could Upend The Rules Of The Internet
Two Supreme Court Cases Could Upend The Rules Of The Internet
Section 230 is on the docket, and it could change content moderation as we know it.
Two Supreme Court cases could upend the rules of the internet Section 230 is on the docket, and it could change content moderation as we know it.
And both have sparked deep concerns about the future of content moderation, algorithms and censorship.
That’s why dozens of other platforms, civil society groups and even the original authors of Section 230 have weighed in, via “friend of the court” briefs, in support of Google.
“There are implications on content moderation and whether companies could be liable for violence, criminal, or defamatory activity promoted on their websites,” the Bipartisan Policy Center says of the case.
In the meantime, many advocates argue that Section 230 reform is best left to Congress, not the courts.
SpaceX Offers $200 Per Month Global Roaming Internet Service To Starlink Waitlist Clients
SpaceX Offers $200 Per Month Global Roaming Internet Service To Starlink Waitlist Clients
SpaceX offers $200 per month global roaming internet service to Starlink waitlist clients The company is pitching the plan to people in countries where Starlink service isn't already available.
It appears SpaceX is preparing to offer global roaming.
As first reported by PCMag , the company recently began emailing customers in countries where Starlink service isn’t available yet to invite them to try a new $200 per month package that allows its terminals to provide internet access “from almost anywhere on land in the world.”
Nikki Haley Fires Back At Whoopi Goldberg
Nikki Haley Fires Back At Whoopi Goldberg
Republican 2024 presidential candidate Nikki Haley responded to the latest attack from "The View" co-host Whoopi Goldberg, who claimed Monday that the former U.N. ambassador is not part of a "new generation" because of her age.
When fellow "View" co-host Alyssa Farah Griffin noted that Haley was part of a new generation compared to the age of a lot of politicians in D.C., Goldberg replied, "It’s not a new generation.
On "The Story," Haley said the comment further exposes the mainstream media's hypocrisy, noting how then-Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris was lauded for running as a woman of color while Haley, a member of the Indian American community, is being attacked for using her "Brown skin" to score political points.
The problem is, it’s just the hypocrisy of all of it.
Everybody would have been asking for everybody to be fired.
But when it comes back at them, they act like we’re the ones that are bad.
A New Civilization Game Is In Development
A New Civilization Game Is In Development
More than six years following the most recent entry in the series, Firaxis has confirmed it’s working on a new Civilization game.
The studio didn’t share many details about the new title, but it did say that Ed Beach is the creative director of the project.
Beach has more than 15 years of experience working on the franchise, including, most recently, as lead designer of Civilization VI.
Firaxis parent company Take-Two Interactive shared the news this week in a press release announcing a handful of staffing changes at the studio (via Eurogamer ).
Studio head Steve Martin is leaving Firaxis after serving nearly 17 years as the company’s president, a position he inherited from Firaxis co-founder Jeff Briggs in 2006.
“I’m thrilled to have this opportunity to carry on the studio’s storied legacy, beginning with the announcement that Firaxis is in development on the next iteration of the legendary Civilization franchise,” Hazen said. “
Hundreds Of Uninvited Teens Trash Family’s Home During ‘mansion Rager’ Promoted On Social Media
Hundreds of uninvited teenagers broke into a Texas family's home for a "mansion rager" party that they promoted on social media without the homeowners' knowledge.
"We started receiving numerous phone calls from our neighbors that there were kids on our water tower on our property, there were cars up and down the street, and kids were hopping over the front of our fence," the Austin homeowner told Fox 7, saying the shindig caused thousands of dollars in damages.
"They had beer cans, the seltzer cans, like White Claw.
"They had thrown tools through the sheetrock of our garage."
The homeowner said some of the partiers left articles of clothing behind, showing they attended schools from all over the area.
The sheriff's office told Fox News Digital on Sunday that the investigation is ongoing and there are no updates at this time.
Zuckerberg Announces Paid Subscription Service For Facebook And Instagram
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has revealed a new paid subscription service for Facebook and Instagram called "Meta Verified." This new feature will allow users to obtain the coveted blue checkmark next to their profile name, which is typically reserved for verified accounts of public figures, celebrities, and businesses.
For a monthly fee of $11.99 on the web and $14.99 on iOS, users can now gain the legitimacy and prestige that comes with a verified profile. The service is set to launch first in Australia and New Zealand this week, with plans for a wider rollout in the future.
This move comes shortly after Twitter released its own paid service, Twitter Blue, which offers a similar feature allowing users to get a verified profile and other benefits. It seems that both social media giants are recognizing the value and importance of verified accounts and are now offering it as a paid service.
Stay tuned for more updates as Meta Verified rolls out in Australia and New Zealand, and we'll see if other countries follow suit.
Tesla Admits Full Self-Driving Beta May Cause Crashes & Recalls 363,000 Vehicles
Tesla admits Full Self-Driving beta may cause crashes, recalls 363,000 vehicles. In all, the recall impacts 362,758 vehicles. This recall follows a litany of similar corrective actions taken throughout 2022 for everything from funky tail lights to overheating infotainment systems.
Microsoft Limits Bing Conversations To Prevent Disturbing Chatbot Responses
Former White House Doctor For Trump & Obama Blasts Alarming Biden Health Report
Former White House Doctor For Trump & Obama Blasts Alarming Biden Health Report
Diablo IV Open Beta Begins On March 24th
Diablo IV Open Beta Begins On March 24th
