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President Donald Trump took questions from reporters outside the White House on Thursday and pressed for details about the ongoing peace negotiations with Iran. “Are you considering extending the ceasefire with Iran?” a reporter asked Trump. “We’re doing very well, I can tell you. Maybe it’ll happen before that. I’m not sure it needs to be extended. Just so you know, Iran wants to make a deal. And we’re dealing very nicely with them. We’ve got to have no nuclear weapons. If we do, that’s a big factor. And they’re willing to do things today that they weren’t willing to two months ago,” Trump replied. “Do you have any news about Ukraine? Do you have any news regarding Ukraine?” asked another reporter while another asked about the ceasefire. Trump answered the question about the ceasefire, saying, “I think they will. I think it’s going to be — actually, it’s very exciting because it’s 48 years. We’re going to be meeting with Bibi Netanyahu, as you know, and the president of Lebanon. And I had a great talk with both of them today. They’re going to be having a ceasefire, and that will include Hezbollah. And I think it could be number 10 for me.” “Mr. President, do you have any news regarding this new crisis? Do you have news regarding this in Ukraine?” asked the reporter again. “Ukraine is moving along. I wish they could get along, frankly. A lot of people are dying in Ukraine. We’ll see what happens. There are things happening there. We’re focused — we’re focused so much right now on Iran, seeing if we can get that completed. And I think — and I think, if you look, the stock market is good, the oil prices are coming down, and it’s looking very good that we’re going to make a deal with Iran. And it’s going to be a good deal. It’s going to be a deal without nuclear weapons,” Trump replied, pivoting back to Iran. “When is the next in-person round of negotiations on the war in Iran? When will that take place?” followed up a different reporter. “They’re all important. I mean, it’s not a question of a round. All of them are important,” Trump replied. “When will the next in-person meeting take place?” shouted another reporter as a different one asked, “Mr. President, will you send the Vice President?” “The… [TheTopNews] Read More.14 hours ago - Progressive Senate Candidate Who Campaigned With Hasan Piker Surges to Primary L...
Screenshot via social media Progressive candidate for the open U.S. Senate seat in Michigan, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, jumped to the lead in the Democratic Party primary this week – narrowly overtaking state Sen. Mallory McMorrow (D-MI). The Emerson poll of 519 likely primary voters showed El-Sayed with 24% of the vote to McMorrow’s 23.6% of the vote, while Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI) landed in third with 13.4% of the vote. The poll is particularly significant given the headline-grabbing scandals surrounding El-Sayed in recent weeks. El-Sayed became the center of a heated debate on the left after he appeared at a campaign rally alongside Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, who is known for his outlandish rhetoric. Piker has stirred controversy for saying things like “Hamas unironically is the lesser evil” compared to Israel, “It doesn’t matter if f*cking rapes happened on October 7. It doesn’t change the dynamic for me,” and “Oh my god, 9/11 2 is going to be so sick. Give Saudi Arabia a nuke so they can do 9/11 2.” Piker, in recent months, has also traveled to China and Cuba, where he praised those countries’ authoritarian communist governments. El-Sayed has also had some personal missteps, with a call leaking to the press that included him warning staff that his voters are likely “sad” on the day the Ayatollah Khamenei was killed. He warned it was a “risk” to condemn the recent synagogue and preschool attack in Michigan. However, those scandals seemed to either have no impact on El-Sayed’s campaign or, conversely, they actually helped him, as the Emerson poll is an 8-point gain from the same poll taken in late January. Mallory, meanwhile, has gained 2 points since January in the poll, while Stevens has dropped 4. Screenshot via ECP __The post Progressive Senate Candidate Who Campaigned With Hasan Piker Surges to Primary Lead In Latest Poll first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.14 hours ago - WATCH: Wild Video Shows NYPD Officer on Horseback Chasing Down Purse Snatcher
The sidewalks of NYC turned into the Kentucky Derby earlier this week as a cop on horseback raced to catch a purse snatcher in the Big Apple, wild body cam video shows. The video, shot on Wednesday and later shared to X, shows the mounted NYPD officer and his steed, Kelly, in hot pursuit of the fleeing suspect. “Stop!” the officer is heard yelling repeatedly as pedestrians clear the way for the chase. “Stop running!” Whether on foot or on hooves, our officers are always ready. After someone stole a purse near West 72nd Street, our Mounted officer & his horse, Kelly, kept on her trail. Galloping down the street & with the help of a witness, they recovered the purse & apprehended the suspect. pic.twitter.com/A6qs7DyoK5 — NYPD NEWS (@NYPDnews) April 16, 2026 Eventually, the clip shows the horse approaching the purse snatcher as she’s held by a good Samaritan behind a Verizon truck. “I’m putting cuffs on you,” the officer says as he slaps handcuffs on the suspect. “You’re being detained.” “Whether on foot or on hooves, our officers are always ready,” the NYPD said in a social media post accompanying the video. “After someone stole a purse near West 72nd Street, our Mounted officer & his horse, Kelly, kept on her trail. Galloping down the street & with the help of a witness, they recovered the purse & apprehended the suspect. —The post WATCH: Wild Video Shows NYPD Officer on Horseback Chasing Down Purse Snatcher first appeared on Mediaite. [TheTopNews] Read More.14 hours ago - Rising financial metrics mark Audioboom Q1
Audioboom released its Q1 financial report, telling a story of growth, record revenue, and new partnerships. Continue Reading → [TheTopNews] Read More.15 hours ago - Bullet Points for a Smoother Operation
The author in front of the historic Indiana Theater in Terre Haute, Ind. The author of this commentary is founder of Hole in the Wall Media. Small‑market radio doesn’t fall apart because of transmitters, processors or automation brands. It falls apart because of workflow gaps — undocumented processes, inherited shortcuts and “temporary fixes” that quietly become permanent. Engineering teams in small markets are often stretched thin, responsible for multiple facilities and forced into reactive mode. When the workflow breaks, the product breaks. And when the product breaks, the audience leaves. The stations that are stable in 2026 aren’t the ones with the newest gear. They’re the ones with repeatable systems that eliminate surprises. Here are the four operational systems every small‑market engineering team needs right now. 1. A Quarterly Automation System Audit In many clusters, the automation system is a time capsule. Old events, abandoned macros, outdated clocks and mystery transitions accumulate over years. This creates: Log drift Inconsistent segues Imaging level mismatches Unpredictable transitions A quarterly audit stabilizes everything: Rebuild clocks with intention Remove unused events Standardize transitions Document every change A clean automation system is the foundation of a clean product. 2. A Single‑Path Production Workflow Production is often the most chaotic room in a small‑market building. Requests come from everywhere. Deadlines shift. Files get lost. Levels vary wildly. This chaos bleeds into the product. A single‑path workflow fixes it: One intake point One approval path One delivery method One archive location When production becomes predictable, engineering becomes proactive instead of reactive. 3. A Monthly Engineering Walk‑Through Every engineer knows a “temporary fix” that somehow became permanent: A bypassed cable. A processor left in test mode. A backup STL that quietly became the primary. A workaround that became the workflow. A monthly walk‑through identifies: Every temporary fix Every undocumented change Every risk point Every system that needs to be formalized Small‑market engineering doesn’t need more equipment. It needs fewer mysteries. 4. A Bi‑Weekly Silence Sensor Test Silence sensors are often installed and forgotten. But in many clusters, they’re misconfigured, too sensitive, not sensitive enough or pointed at the wrong source. This leads to: False alarms Missed alarms Dead air that goes undetected Staff that stops trusting the system A bi‑weekly intentional trigger test ensures: Alerts fire Failover works Return‑to‑normal is clean The system is actually protecting you… [TheTopNews] Read More.16 hours ago - Super Hi-Fi Introduces AI Music Scheduling
Super Hi-Fi has introduced an AI music scheduling engine that it says is built around neuroscience research. “Rather than relying on the static rule-sets and rotation caps that have defined scheduling for 40 years, Neuron optimizes sequencing for how the human brain actually experiences music,” it states, “managing attention, contrast, expectation and reward across a full listening session to drive Time Spent Listening.” A graphic from an article about Neuron posted by Super Hi-Fi. A link is at the bottom of the text. It said that as a result, its system provides “smarter rotations, better sequencing and more compelling music experiences” for broadcast and digital stations. The company said Neuron reflects published research from Spotify, Max Planck Institute and academic labs. It said the system applies “principles of novelty, contrast and expectation,” resulting in music flow that avoids “fatigue from sameness and churn from chaos.” Features include Adaptive Assist, an intelligence system that works alongside a programmer, shaping the schedule as it is built. It also introduced a capability called WeatherAware that allows a station’s music schedule to adapt automatically to the weather and time of day without human input. “If it’s hot and sunny, Neuron will subtly favor brighter, more energetic selections. If it’s raining or overcast, the system will adapt accordingly.” The company has posted an article delving into the new product and the research behind it. The post Super Hi-Fi Introduces AI Music Scheduling appeared first on Radio World. [TheTopNews] Read More.16 hours ago
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