Author: John Spears

"Infuriatingly humble tv expert. Friendly student. Travel fanatic. Bacon fan. Unable to type with boxing gloves on."

“Emily Blunt Apologizes for ‘Insensitive’ Comments in Resurfaced Video” Hollywood actress Emily Blunt recently found herself at the center of controversy after a video from a 2012 talk show appearance resurfaced. In the video, Blunt can be heard using what many have deemed as “insensitive” and “hurtful” language. The incident occurred during her time filming the science fiction thriller “Looper.” During the talk show appearance, Blunt recalled a specific incident that took place at a restaurant while she was filming. She referred to a restaurant server as “enormous,” fueling an already uncomfortable conversation. The video clip, which has now gained…

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NASA’s Artemis program, which aims to send astronauts back to the moon, has reached a significant milestone as the space agency initiates the final certification series for the moon-rocket engines. The program will utilize repurposed RS-25 engines, previously used in the space shuttles, for the Artemis missions. The certification process involves conducting a “hot fire” test to ensure the engines meet the required standards for the Artemis 5 mission. The RS-25 engine is responsible for powering the core stage of each Space Launch System (SLS) rocket, which will be crucial for sending astronauts to our lunar neighbor. During the hotfire…

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Google recently announced an upcoming release of their performance testing tool, Lighthouse, revealing a range of exciting updates. The new version, 11.2.0, is set to be available in the Chrome Dev Tools in Chrome 120, which is scheduled for release on December 5, 2023. One of the notable improvements in Lighthouse is the changes made to how performance scores are calculated and displayed. The Performance category has undergone significant modifications, with insights now being prioritized based on their estimated impact on performance metrics. This change aims to provide developers with more relevant and actionable information to optimize their websites. In…

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Title: Pro-Palestinian Protesters Gather in Chicago to Denounce Israeli Actions in Gaza Chicago, IL – Pro-Palestinian activists took to the streets of Chicago for the third time in a week to rally against the Israeli military’s actions in Gaza. The demonstration, organized by the Chicago Coalition for Justice in Palestine, aimed to condemn the escalating violence in the ongoing war and called for Palestinian sovereignty. The protest drew a diverse crowd, with participants highlighting the rising number of casualties resulting from the conflict. The Gaza Health Ministry reported a staggering 500 deaths at a Gaza City hospital following an Israeli…

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Title: U.S. President Joe Biden Commits Aid and Urges Calm Amid Escalating Tensions in the Middle East Subtitle: Deadly Hospital Blast in Gaza Hampers Peace Efforts as Arab Leaders Cancel Summit with Biden Date: [Insert date] In a bid to defuse the escalating tensions between Israel and the Palestinians, U.S. President Joe Biden made a pledge to provide aid to both sides during his visit to the region. However, a devastating hospital blast in Gaza has derailed talks to prevent the conflict from spreading further. The explosion at a hospital in Gaza City sparked widespread anger as protesters blamed Israel…

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Wrongfully Convicted Man Fatally Shot by Deputy in Georgia Traffic Stop Leonard Allan Cure, a man who spent over 16 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, tragically lost his life during a recent traffic stop in Georgia. The incident has left the community in shock and raised concerns about police brutality and racial bias. Cure, a Black man, was the first person to be exonerated by the Broward State Attorney’s Office Conviction Review Unit and was represented by the Innocence Project of Florida. After spending more than a decade behind bars, his name was finally cleared,…

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Title: San Francisco 49ers Face Injury Woes in Challenging Game Against Cleveland Browns The San Francisco 49ers had a tough battle against the Cleveland Browns in Week 6, not only on the scoreboard but also in terms of injuries. Multiple key players were forced to leave the game due to various ailments. During the game, running back Christian McCaffrey and wide receiver Deebo Samuel both suffered injuries that forced them to exit early. The loss of these offensive weapons posed a significant challenge for the 49ers, as they struggled to maintain their offensive momentum. In addition to McCaffrey and Samuel,…

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Astronomers May Have Witnessed the Formation of a New Planet In a groundbreaking discovery, astronomers have potentially detected the aftermath of a monumental collision between two massive planets. This cosmic crash could lead to the formation of a brand new planet as the wreckage cools down and eventually combines. The star at the center of this extraordinary event is known as ASASSN-21qj, located a whopping 1,800 light years away from Earth. This distant star began to flicker and experienced unusual changes in its visible light for a few months. Initially, scientists attributed this dimming to material passing between the star…

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Title: President Biden Condemns Hamas’ Attack on Israel, Expresses Support for President Abbas and Palestinian People’s Dignity In a recent conversation with President Mahmoud Abbas, President Joe Biden unequivocally condemned the recent attack by Hamas on Israel, further underscoring that Hamas does not represent the Palestinian people’s right to dignity and self-determination. This statement comes as President Abbas briefed President Biden on his regional engagement and ongoing efforts to provide much-needed humanitarian assistance to Palestinians residing in Gaza. During the discussion, President Biden offered his unwavering support for President Abbas and the Palestinian Authority’s relentless efforts to alleviate the suffering…

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Title: Retired Military Service Members and Disabled Veterans to Receive Smaller Cost-of-Living Increase in 2024 Subtitle: Social Security Administration announces 3.2% benefit increase for the upcoming year In a recent announcement made by the Social Security Administration (SSA), retired military service members and disabled veterans are set to receive a smaller cost-of-living increase in their benefits payments starting January 2024. The annual benefits increase, known as the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA), has been confirmed to be 3.2% for the upcoming year. The main purpose of the COLA is to help recipients withstand inflation and ensure their benefits can keep pace with…

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