Cities fear an economic doom loop as offices sit empty ABC News’ Alexis Christoforous traveled to Boston, where vacant office buildings are being turned into apartments with many employees still working from home, while small businesses struggle.
Cities fear an economic doom loop as offices sit empty ABC News’ Alexis Christoforous traveled to Boston, where vacant office buildings are being turned into apartments with many employees still working from home, while small businesses struggle.
Have I Got News for You, CNN‘s American adaptation of the long-running BBC comedy panel series, has been renewed for a second season, the network said Thursday. The decision comes ahead of the show’s Season 1 finale this Saturday. Season 2 will air early next year as part of CNN’s Saturday primetime lineup. Watch on DeadlineNotable Season 1 guests included Robin Thede, Andy Richter, Mark McKinnon, Ana Navarro, Larry Wilmore, Adam Kinzinger, Anthony Scaramucci, Bomani Jones, Rep. Tim Burchett and more. I think we’ll have plenty of news to poke fun at!”In addition to Mulville and Richard Wilson for Hat Trick Productions, Jim Biederman exec produces the series.
From Apple Jacks to cheese omelettes, blueberry pancakes to leftover pizza, there are a zillion and one potential choices for breakfast these days. And how can we get more good stuff into our bodies first thing in the morning without sacrificing deliciousness? That’s the question that we — Raj Punjabi and Noah Michelson, the hosts of HuffPost’s Am I Doing It Wrong? podcast ― had for Lisa Moskovitz, a registered dietitian, certified dietitian-nutritionist and the CEO of NY Nutrition Group, when she dropped by our studio to offer her tips and tricks for doing breakfast better. Moskovitz’s breakfast all-star is chia seeds, which are harvested from Salvia hispanica, a member of the mint family.
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Lawsuits are never exactly a lovefest, but the copyright fight between The New York Times and both OpenAI and Microsoft is getting especially contentious. This week, the Times alleged that OpenAI’s engineers inadvertently erased data the paper’s team spent more than 150 hours extracting as potential evidence. The Times filed its copyright lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft last year, alleging that the companies had illegally used its articles to train artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT. To disclose it, OpenAI created what the court is calling a “sandbox” of two “virtual machines” that the Times’ lawyers could sift through. In her declaration, Maisel said that OpenAI engineers had “erased” data organized by the Times’ team on one of these machines.
Texas woman discovers vinyl record from Denver couple's 1966 wedding After finding the record at a thrift store in Austin, Katie Ornelas tracked down rightful owners Donna and Phil Schmidt, who have been married for 58 years.
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It's a reminder that resistance is not futile. Not just because we rightfully fear the destruction Trump and his Project 2025 minions have planned for our once-great nation. Gaetz throwing in the towel is a necessary reminder that it can pay to fight back. Gaetz throwing in the towel is a necessary reminder that it can pay to fight back. Trump likely saw the Gaetz pick as a fun way to stick it to the #MeToo movement.
