The J. Edgar Hoover Building of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is seen on April 03, 2019 in Washington, D.C. Eric Baradat/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Eric Baradat/Getty Images If you’ve seen a large building made entirely out of concrete built sometime between the 1950s and 1970s, you’ve probably seen the style of…
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[PRESS RELEASE – Vilnius, Lithuania, August 8th, 2024] WhiteBIT, one of Europe’s largest crypto exchanges, has announced the launch of a new product—the WhitePool mining pool. This innovative platform marks a significant step in the development of WhiteBIT ecosystem and opens up extensive opportunities for professional miners. The global cryptocurrency mining market is set for…
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The transition back to school can be overwhelming for kids. Explaining the changes and setting expectations can help them feel more prepared to take on the year. Annika McFarlane/Getty Images/Digital Vision Vectors hide caption toggle caption Annika McFarlane/Getty Images/Digital Vision Vectors New teachers, classmates, routines and expectations — a new school year almost always means…
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Working from home has gone from being a growing trend to a full-scale phenomenon. There are many perks to a work-from-home arrangement, to be sure, but there can also be downsides: For example, there’s a good chance you’ll need to supply your own monitor. Fortunately, there are many great home office monitors to choose from,…
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Through the torrential downpour and thunder rolling in the sky above MetLife Stadium, 82,154 fans bore the brunt of a mid-summer storm to watch Barcelona beat Real Madrid 2-1 in a thrilling preseason friendly between two rivals that has become somewhat of a tradition in the United States. It did not matter that some of…
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A general view of the Eiffel Tower with the Olympics rings pictured with national flags of competing countries from the Place du Trocadero ahead of Paris 2024 Olympic Games on July 21, 2024 in Paris, France. Kevin Voigt | Getty Images Sport | Getty Images The Olympic Games are causing a surge in prices, but…
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Ruaridh Mollica in Sebastian. Kino Lorber hide caption toggle caption Kino Lorber “So, tell me about yourself” are the first words you hear in the film Sebastian, delivered softly but directly by a nervous man trying to avoid monotone. For anyone who’s ever dated or used hookup apps before, the awkward tension is recognizable enough…
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If you’re looking to score a fast laptop at a killer price, you’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re on the hunt for a blazing fast gaming rig, an affordable laptop under $500, or an everyday Chromebook, we’ve assembled a list of the best laptop deals available right now, using our finely honed editorial…
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Forget everything you know about meme coins – Pepe Unchained is ready to shake things up. This Layer-2 meme project is attracting attention and has raised $7.8 million in presale. And with a DEX listing on the horizon, many believe Pepe Unchained (PEPU) is about to take off. Layer-2 Networks Act As Crypto’s Fast Lane Imagine…
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When I buy a game, it’s a given that I can expect there to be updates and patches at some point. That’s especially the case for games in early access that most likely need bug fixing. But as developers come under increasing pressure to constantly improve games and embrace “live services,” the floodgates have opened…
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