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Dallas' rookie is the real deal. ...[TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - Popular streaming service hikes price for some users
Apple is raising the monthly cost of Apple TV+ by $3, marking the streaming service's first price increase in nearly two years.Starting Thursday, Apple TV+ will cost $12.99 a month, up from $9.99, for new U.S. subscribers and certain international markets. Existing customers will see the increase to their bills 30 days after their next renewal date, according to the company.NONPROFIT HITS APPLE WITH FTC COMPLAINT OVER HARMFUL CONTENT FOR KIDSThe price of the annual subscription for Apple TV+ remains the same, as does the cost of Apple One – a bundled subscription service that brings together several services including Apple TV+, Apple Arcade and more.The tech giant most recently raised the price of Apple TV+ in October 2023.NETFLIX EYES MLB HOME RUN DERBY AFTER ESPN'S EARLY EXIT FROM LONG-TERM MEDIA RIGHTS PACKAGE: REPORT"Since its launch, Apple TV+ has expanded its deep library of hundreds of exclusive Apple Originals, with… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - Monthly unemployment rates haven’t changed much
WIZMnews.com Unemployment rates remained steady in the La Crosse-Onalaska area according to new figures released from Wisconsin’s Department of Workforce Development. Data shows that the unemployment rate for July remained the same at 2.9 percent compared to June, and one year ago in July 2024. The figures are not seasonally adjusted. The City of La Crosse saw its unemployment rate up three-tenths of a percent to 3.3 percent in July versus June. At the county level, the not seasonally adjusted DWD numbers saw a one-tenth of a percent rise in the rate to 2.9 percent. Vernon and Monroe counties each remained steady with a rate of 2.8 percent for July. Trempealeau County was also unchanged at 3.0 percent. Crawford County saw a drop in its unemployment rate of two-tenths of a percent to 3 percent. Jackson Count had… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - CPSC drops key safety rules on table saws, off-road vehicles, and aerosol dusters, prompting backlas...
Major safety proposals get the ax from the new Trump-appointed safety regulators By James R. Hood of ConsumerAffairs August 21, 2025 The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has withdrawn multiple proposed safety rules, including standards targeting table saw injuries, hazardous off-highway vehicles, and toxic aerosol dusters. Consumer advocates blasted the decision as politics and cruelty, warning it will mean more amputations, impalements, and poisonings. Acting Chairman Peter A. Feldman defended the move as a return to sound science and common sense, while affirming the agency will not regulate gas stove emissions. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced Wednesday that it is scrapping several proposed regulations meant to reduce product dangers, from table saw blade-contact injuries to off-highway vehicle rollovers and aerosol duster inhalation deaths. The withdrawn rules include a table saw blade safety standard, a recreational off-highway vehicle stability rule, a debris penetration hazard… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - CA Gov. Gavin Newsom said Republicans didn’t vote for national independent redistricting. House Re...
“Democrats have voted for national independent redistricting. Republicans have not.” Source: Politifacts.com ...[TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago - Alina Habba ‘Unlawfully’ Serving As New Jersey’s Top Federal Prosecutor, Judge Rules
(Pool File via AP) Alina Habba’s tenure as the top federal prosecutor for the state of New Jersey has been ruled “unlawful” by a U.S. District Judge. Habba served as President Donald Trump’s personal attorney in is civil cases before he appointed her as New Jersey’s interim U.S. attorney, despite the fact she had no experience in criminal law, according to The New York Times. The Trump administration had used a legal loophole to keep Habba in office after her interim 120-day appointment expired. Two New Jersey criminal defendants sued to block Habba from prosecuting them based on the claim her tenure was illegal. “Faced with the question of whether Ms. Habba is lawfully performing the functions and duties of the office of the United States attorney for the District of New Jersey, I conclude that she is not,” Judge Matthew W. Brann wrote in a 77-page decision Thursday. “Because… ...[TheTopNews] Read More.9 hours ago
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