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Milwaukee County Supervisor Seeks to Terminate Contract with Flock Safety Over Privacy Concerns

Milwaukee County Supervisor Seeks to Terminate Contract with Flock Safety Over Privacy Concerns

Milwaukee County Supervisor Justin Bielinski is advocating for the termination of the county's contract with Flock Safety, a security firm that provides automated cameras. Bielinski has expressed significant privacy concerns regarding the use of these cameras, which are currently deployed in several county parks. He argues that residents should not feel that their privacy is being violated simply by utilizing county services and enjoying public spaces. Supervisor Bielinski believes that Flock Safety is not a trustworthy actor and that the funds allocated for these cameras would be better utilized by redirecting them to other community programs. Specifically, he suggests investing in initiatives such as improving lighting in parks and increasing staffing levels, which he believes would enhance public safety without compromising individual privacy.
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What stories of MLB postseason heroes teach us about low-cost youth sports

What stories of MLB postseason heroes teach us about low-cost youth sports

Michael Harris II (Braves) and Braden Montgomery (White Sox) are among the MLB Develops alumni shining in the playoffs.
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Rising bond yields rattle markets worldwide and offset hopes for AI stocks

Rising bond yields rattle markets worldwide and offset hopes for AI stocks

More swings in the bond market are rattling stock markets around the world and offsetting optimism that the artificial-intelligence industry can keep climbing
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Heat Wave and Easter Parade Emerged From This Groundbreaking Show

Heat Wave and Easter Parade Emerged From This Groundbreaking Show

"As Thousands Cheer," a 1933 Broadway revue, stands out as a significant production in American theater history, not only for its creative approach...
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Sarasota Starbucks closing, store among 250 nationwide shutdowns

Sarasota Starbucks closing, store among 250 nationwide shutdowns

Starbucks closing a Sarasota, Florida location as the company cuts underperforming locations nationwide. Here's where, what customers need to know.
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Which Starbucks locations closed? See list

Which Starbucks locations closed? See list

While most locations are thriving under the chain's Back to Starbucks strategy, some are underperforming.
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National Coffee Day 2026: Free coffee, deals available across New York

National Coffee Day 2026: Free coffee, deals available across New York

Coffee lovers across New York can celebrate National Coffee Day with free drinks, discounted coffee and special promotions at Starbucks, Dunkin', Tim Hortons, 7 Brew, Krispy Kreme and other chains.
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National Coffee Day 2026 deals and free coffee today on Tuesday

National Coffee Day 2026 deals and free coffee today on Tuesday

Celebrate National Coffee Day 2026 with deals and free coffee on Tuesday.
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National Coffee Day 2026 deals. Where to get discounts in Arizona

National Coffee Day 2026 deals. Where to get discounts in Arizona

Here's where to go find National Coffee Day deals in Arizona, including new Starbucks drinks, merch at Dutch Bros and free drinks at Dunkin'.
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Where to snag National Coffee Day deals and freebies in California

Where to snag National Coffee Day deals and freebies in California

National Coffee Day is here, and coffee lovers across California can celebrate with discounts, freebies and limited-time offers from popular chains.
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UFC 332 broadcast team set: Joe Rogan gets second assignment in 14 days

UFC 332 broadcast team set: Joe Rogan gets second assignment in 14 days

Joe Rogan is usually seen cageside once a month, if that. For UFC 332, it will be his second time on commentary in two weeks.
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Taiwan's 'Taiwan Review' Magazine Closes After 75 Years, Raising Concerns Over Digital Archives

Taiwan's 'Taiwan Review' Magazine Closes After 75 Years, Raising Concerns Over Digital Archives

The 'Taiwan Review' magazine, a publication that served as a government mouthpiece for 75 years, has ceased publication with its final issue in March. Originally launched in 1951 as the 'Free China Review' by the Chinese Nationalist Party's (KMT) Central Propaganda Department, it later underwent name changes to 'Taipei Review' and then 'Taiwan Review'. While some international scholars dismissed it as a 'propaganda rag,' others, like Shelley Rigger of Davidson College, recognized its role in providing a voice for Taiwan during a period of significant change. The termination of the magazine is attributed to the general decline of print media and budget cuts by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA), which managed the publication. These cuts have also led to the discontinuation of the print edition of 'Taiwan Panorama' and the removal of various digital archives, distressing former and current staffers. MOFA has stated that the archives have been backed up and preserved, but former staff express concern over...