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Florida inmates are making robocalls, and the state is cashing in

How many times a day have you looked at your phone – many times, right? – and you see a number you don’t recognize? Maybe the screen even says scam likely. So, who s behind these calls? Some of the people making them might surprise you. Our 10 Investigates team looked into who could be on the other end and learned what your elected officials are doing to stop them. Is it enough? For one Tampa Bay-area woman, lawmakers efforts are too little, too late. Now, she s out almost $1,000 after picking up her phone. More than an annoyance: There have been more than 18 billion robocalls placed so far in 2021.

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Who owns the news in US? Top 25 news publishers and owners

Heidi Legg of Harvard University’s Future of Media project examines who owns the news in the US. Once, we knew who owned our news sources. For many big newspapers, we still do: the Sulzbergers at The New York Times, Jeff Bezos at the Washington Post, the Murdochs at The Wall Street Journal, and so on. But “news” comes from many sources these days, and the ownership of many of those sources is far too obscure – even unknowable. That needs to end. I have created a set of indices at Harvard to bring light to the chaos. A deluge of information is pounding us daily from a mind-boggling number of sources, many freewheeling and unfiltered and not journalism.

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Are You a COVID Long-Hauler ? What To Know

The public health impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has been profound and it isn’t over yet. Some patients diagnosed with COVID-19 experience physical and cognitive symptoms, some for the first time, many months after they were first infected, a condition commonly referred to as “Long COVID.” Symptoms range from mild to severe, with some people unable to work or being repeatedly hospitalized. While COVID-19 vaccines were developed at record speed, doctors are finding solutions for “long-haulers” to be a little more complicated. “We are still being humbled by COVID,” says Daniel B. Fagbuyi, M.D., a former Obama administration biodefense and public health appointee and an ER physician. “We don’t know everything yet. We’re still learning.”

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Carlos Watson Is An Intersectionality Evangelist He ll Make You A Believer Too

Carlos Watson Is An Intersectionality Evangelist He ll Make You A Believer Too
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Melinda Gates rejoint le club très select des divorcées milliardaires de la tech

Melinda Gates rejoint le club très select des divorcées milliardaires de la tech
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