Month: July 2023

The union’s leader says a strike by 340,000 workers may be ‘inevitable.’

The rulings on affirmative action, student loans and free speech herald a counterrevolution against the left’s domination of American institutions.

“Through this partnership, we will not only expand our offerings in the truck advertising space but also bolster the medium to be one that everyone looks to,” said Boxi CEO Neal Pecchenino.

Readers are urged to write a letter, ise ocial media or email the reporter.

Elon Musk has placed limits on the number of posts users could read in a temporary move that targets “extreme levels of data scraping and system manipulation” by other companies. limits,” Musk tweeted
Saturday. Twitter users with verified accounts were limited to reading 6,000 posts per day. Unverified account users were limited to reading 600 posts per day. New unverified accounts were limited
to reading 300 per day.

An Arkansas law that prevent minors from using large social media platforms without parental consent violates the First Amendment, the tech industry group NetChoice says in a new lawsuit.

Reports are surfacing of users unable to view tweets without logging into their Twitter accounts, marking a sudden change from how the platform has always operated. Users are puzzled as to whether
this is a glitch or a strategic push for more official users.