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The Trump campaign on Tuesday sought to defend the president’s Bible-toting photo-op — which was made possible after police backed by the National Guard dispersed peaceful protesters with tear gas — by claiming that tear gas had not actually been used on the protesters.  Trump mounted the photo-op, in which officials also launched flash-bang shells and rubber bullets, because he was “annoyed” […]

Read time: 11 mins By Ilana Cohen, Evelyn Nieves, Judy Fahys, Marianne Lavelle, and James Bruggers, InsideClimate News. This story originally appeared in InsideClimate News and is republished here as part of Covering Climate Now, a global journalism collaboration strengthening coverage of the climate story. When New York Communities for Change helped lead a demonstration of 500 on Monday […]

Tesla is hiring for a Program Manager in the insurance and underwriting field in the UK. The job location is in London and is a full-time positionRead More

Generation180, a Virginia nonprofit that wants to inspire and equip people to take action on clean energy, is on a mission to electrify your ride. Their goal is to help people save money while improving their community’s air and health. Read More

With the coronavirus pandemic and related economic crisis well underway, and perhaps also with the arrival of the Model Y (it’s unclear if this is related), there are some signs of hope for potential used Model 3 buyersRead More

White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany on Wednesday defended the use of force against protesters in order to clear the way for President Tweety McTreason’s photo op at St. John’s Episcopal Church. At her daily press briefing, McEnany was asked why it was necessary for Trump to walk to the church, where he held up […]

Users of Samsung’s wearable devices can now get their hands on a hand-washing app that runs on their wrists. Citing University College London research that washing six-to-ten times a day lowers infection risks, the company suggests that even in lockdown many of us are too busy to remember it’s time to get soapy. Enter “Hand […]

The final rules for California’s digital privacy law have been published and they are… full of holes. California’s attorney general Xavier Becerra revealed the details [PDF] for how his office will define and enforce the landmark law, which is supposed to give residents of America’s Golden State the right to demand what data companies hold […]

Atari is on track to lose by default in a lawsuit brought by the architect of its much-delayed VCS games console over unpaid wages. Rob Wyatt sued the iconic games company in April for failing to pay him months of wages, showing a Colorado court invoices that totaled $261,720. The company was served with a […]

Sales of wearable tech are estimated to slow in 2020 as consumers slam the brakes on non-essential spending. ABI Research is expecting 27 million fewer units sold against earlier forecasts, for a total of 254 million. That figure still represents 5 per cent growth against 2019’s stats, when 241 million wearables were bought. Still, it […]

Demonstrations for the civil rights of black Americans that have gripped the country in recent days have spilled into the corridors of the New York Times, as writers protested the publication of an opinion piece calling for the military to be brought in to quell the unrest. Writers from across the news organization — including […]

Growing up in a shack surrounded by piney woods and tobacco fields in eastern North Carolina, George Floyd’s aunt Angela Harrelson was taught by her sharecropper parents how to get along in a slowly desegregating America: Sit at the back of the bus, do what white folks tell you, “stay strong and hold on.” That’s […]