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Why It's So Satisfying to Watch People Complain About Their Jobs on TikTok: ‘People Are Sick of Work'
TikTok has become a place to commiserate about corporate work life.
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Zoom Launches Apps to Make Meetings More Engaging—But Experts Say Video Fatigue Could Get Worse
The launch aims to enhance “collaboration, productivity, and entertainment for today’s hybrid workforce,” the company says.
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Hong Kong Police Shoot Protester, Man Set on Fire
Following a day of violence in which one person was shot by police and another set on fire, Hong Kong’s leader pledged Monday to “spare no effort” to halt anti-government protests that have wracked the city for more than five months. The comments by Carrie Lam are likely to fuel speculation that harsher legal and police measures may be in...
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Louisiana Man Faces Charges for Licking Blue Bell Ice Cream at Store
Another apparent incident of someone licking ice cream at a store has surfaced; this time in Louisiana.
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Louisiana Man Faces Charges for Licking Blue Bell Ice Cream at Store
Another apparent incident of someone licking ice cream at a store has surfaced; this time in Louisiana.
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College Student Pleads Guilty to Sneaking Into Mar-a-Lago
A college student pleaded guilty Tuesday to sneaking into Mar-a-Lago during President Donald Trump’s Thanksgiving visit in a manner similar to how a Chinese national gained admission four months later. University of Wisconsin student Mark Lindblom apologized Tuesday and received a year’s probation after federal prosecutors agreed he meant no harm when he sneaked into the Palm Beach...
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Employer Fires Back at NH Lunch Lady Who Gave Student Free Lunch
A school lunch company that has been criticized for terminating one of its cafeteria workers for giving a hungry student a free lunch is firing back at its former employee. Bonnie Kimball, a lunchroom employee at Mascoma Valley Regional High School in Canaan, New Hampshire, was let go by her employer, Cafe Services, on March 28 after she gave a...
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‘Honey Badger Don't Care' What Greeting Cards Say, as Long as It Isn't His Catchphrases
The comedian best known for making an online video with snarky commentary about honey badgers has won an appeals court victory that could put two companies on trial for allegedly using his catchphrases on greeting cards without permission.
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Saudi Sisters' Tragic End in NY Shows Perils for Runaways
The deaths of two young Saudi sisters, whose bodies washed up along the New York City waterfront last month, have shined a light on the often secretive and risky journeys Saudi women take to flee their homes, both within the kingdom and abroad. Tala Farea, 16, and Rotana Farea, 23, ran away from home in Fairfax, Virginia before being placed...
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Vice Suspends 2 Top Executives After Sexual Misconduct Report
Vice has suspended two top executives after a New York Times report on sexual misconduct at the digital media company. Vice Media has suspended its president, Andrew Creighton, and chief digital officer Mike Germano, as it investigates allegations against them, according to a company memo sent to employees Tuesday. A Vice spokesman declined to comment. The Times had reported in...
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Vice Suspends 2 Top Executives After Sexual Misconduct Report
Vice has suspended two top executives after a New York Times report on sexual misconduct at the digital media company. Vice Media has suspended its president, Andrew Creighton, and chief digital officer Mike Germano, as it investigates allegations against them, according to a company memo sent to employees Tuesday. A Vice spokesman declined to comment. The Times had reported in...
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'The Simpsons' Vow to Help Puerto Rico in New Online Video
Still recovering from Hurricane Maria, Puerto Rico is getting a helping hand from an unlikely source — Moe from “The Simpsons.”
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University of Central Florida Police Officer Freaks Out While Battling Snake in Viral Video
An online video shows a jittery police officer who’s afraid of snakes using a trash can to try to catch one at the University of Central Florida.
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Video Streaming Player Pioneer Roku Seeks $100M in IPO
Video streaming player pioneer Roku is going public, hoping to raise money to expand into more households and fend off competitive threats from bigger technology companies. Roku listed a $100 million fundraising target in a Friday regulatory filing. But that figure is likely to change after its investment bankers gauge the demand for its initial public offering of stock. Companies...
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Police Arrest Black Calif. Teen After Mistaking Her for Wanted Man
Police in Bakersfield, Calif. arrested a black teenager after she was mistaken by officers for a 30-year-old black man they were looking for, according to police reports and the teen’s account. In a video posted to Facebook, Tatyana Hargrove says an officer punched and then pinned her down as a police dog bit her leg just moments after she insisted...
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Lawmakers Try to Keep Town Halls From Getting Out of Control
It was one of the most exclusive tickets in town: Only 800 were made available, and those lucky enough to score one were told they would have to show photo ID at the gate, where they would be issued a wristband and a number. No signs bigger than a sheet of notebook paper allowed, so as not to obscure anyone’s...
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Starbucks Unveils Colorful Spring Coffee Cups
Spring is almost here, and Starbucks is getting into the spirit by unveiling spring coffee cups for the first time.
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Snowflakes, Santa Are Back on Starbucks Holiday Cups
Starbucks is unveiling its holiday coffee cups for this year and appears to be bringing back snowflakes, candy canes and other holiday symbols, after last year’s more subdued red cups caused an uproar from critics who said the chain was part of a so-called war on Christmas. On Nov. 10, the coffee chain will use 13 different designs created by...
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‘Affluenza' Mom Tonya Couch Indicted on 2 Felony Charges
Tonya Couch, the mother of “affluenza teen” Ethan Couch, has been indicted on felony charges by a Tarrant County grand jury.
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Netflix Admits Downgrading Video Quality on Some Phones
Netflix said it had been lowering the quality of its video for customers watching its service on wireless networks such as AT&T and Verizon Communications for more than five years, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. Reuters reports the company also said it does not downgrade videos for T-Mobile and Sprint users because they had “more consumer friendly policies,” the...