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Monthly Archives: June 2020

Stick-on medical device, worn on the neck, streams COVID-19 symptom data to docs

[Chicago Tribune] A device originally designed by Northwestern University engineers to record progress in stroke patients has been repurposed to study the effects of COVID-19 as it runs its course through the human body, university officials said. The device, which looks like a thick, rubbery Band-Aid and attaches to the […]

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T-Mobile’s network is down and it’s affecting calls from Verizon and AT&T too

[The Verge] Customers of all three major US carriers are experiencing issues placing calls to T-Mobile. Photo by Amelia Holowaty Krales / The Verge T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T customers are experiencing issues placing calls across the US, according to user reports on Downdetector and on social media, with reports spiking around 2:20 PM […]

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YouTube Bans Bitcoin.com’s Account for ‘Basically No Reason’, Roger Ver Says

[Cointelegraph] YouTube has shut down the social channel of cryptocurrency news-focused Bitcoin.com for “a violation of YouTube’s Terms of Service”. According to a statement Bitcoin.com executive chairman Roger Ver Bitcoin Cash ( NEWS website uploaded to Reddit earlier today, the account was terminated for “basically no reason”. He went on to […]

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Family of Another Black Man Found Hanging From a Tree in California Is Waiting for Answers

[Newsweek] After the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department announced its probe into the hanging death of Robert Fuller, authorities in the nearby San Bernardino County confirmed they were investigating the recent hanging death of another Black man. In a statement to Newsweek, San Bernardino Sheriff’s Department spokesperson Jodi Miller confirmed that […]

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The Federal Resurrection Board

[The Wall Street Journal] Why investors are betting on the shares of bankrupt companies like Hertz. We thought we’d seen everything, but last week’s speculation in the shares of the bankrupt Hertz rental-car company is one for the financial books. The Federal Reserve now apparently has the power to raise […]

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