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Several of the largest internet companies are courting conservative allies, even as they crack down on content from the right after the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
Some have recruited employees from conservative groups while others are donating to Republican candidates.
After the Capitol riot by supporters of President Trump, Google paused political donations, removed the social media platform Parler which was popular with conservatives from its app store, and Google-owned YouTube booted Mr. Trump off its service.
Otters announce coaching staff for 2021 season Evansville Otters to host preseason tryouts (Source: Evansville Otters) By Bethany Miller | April 9, 2021 at 3:07 PM CDT - Updated April 9 at 3:07 PM
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) -The Evansville Otters and manager Andy McCauley announced the team is bringing back the entire coaching staff from the 2019 season and welcoming in Billy Easley as an assistant coach to the staff.
Evansville advanced to the Frontier League postseason for the fourth consecutive season in 2019 and earned the franchise’s first Frontier League division title since 1999.
McCauley is entering his 11th season as manager of the Otters. In ten seasons as the Otters’ skipper, McCauley has guided the club to five postseason appearances and a league championship in 2016 and has set franchise records in games managed (910) and wins (474).
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As the Senate Judiciary antitrust panel begins hearings on the need for competition reform in America, Facebook and Google are going to great lengths to show they’re not as giant, or as harmful, as many allege.