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As companies install stricter in-office rules and seek to spruce up their workplaces, real estate services giant CBRE has hired a former Facebook ...  » Read More

Florida's Attorney General called for an investigation into a former state senator for a Facebook post about ICE officers' location. The former lawmaker, Linda Stewart, claims the call for an investigation infringes on her First Amendment rights. A First Amendment expert stated that reporting on law enforcement activities in a public place is generally protected speech. A former Orlando-area lawmaker is facing a potential investigation by the state Attorney General's Office for posting on Facebook that ICE officers were near an Orlando bus station. But former state Sen. Linda Stewart says Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier is putting a chilling effect on her freedom of speech. Uthmeier called for Stewart to be investigated on a Sept. 8 X post for "harassing law enforcement" after she posted on Facebook that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement was in downtown Orlando's Lynx Central Station, a major bus station. Stewart, a Democrat who served in the Florida Senate 2016–24, said in an interview with the USA TODAY NETWORK – Florida that there's no law that says she can't post about law enforcement activity.  » Read More

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It has been a lengthy wait for those who claimed a share of the $725 million privacy settlement. WASHINGTON — Payments for the $725 million Facebook settlement are finally starting, arriving more than two years after the settlement was granted final approval.  Meta agreed to pay millions of users to settle a lawsuit alleging the world's largest social media platform allowed millions of its users' personal information to be fed to Cambridge Analytica, a firm that supported Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign. Angeion, the company handling the settlement, confirmed that payments have commenced with a statement on the website homepage.  "Pursuant to the Court's Order dated August 27, 2025, the distribution of settlement benefits has commenced and will continue for approximately 10 weeks. We thank you in advance for your patience," the statement read.  When can I expect my payment? According to the settlement website, payments are going out this month.  "Settlement payments are only being sent to class members with approved claims.  » Read More

by Iowa's News Now Staff Sun, September 7th 2025 at 2:24 PM Updated Sun, September 7th 2025 at 4:42 PM Cow on the loose in Hy-Vee parking lot (Photo: Melissa Rios Facebook) TOPICS: Cow Hy-Vee Parking lot Dubuque Melissa Rios S. Locust St. Loose Post DUBUQUE, Iowa — According to a Facebook post by Melissa Rios, there was a cow loose in the parking lot of a Dubuque Hy-Vee. Her post says this happened at the S. Locust St. store. The Hy-Vee posted more pictures of the cow on their Facebook saying "Yes the rumors are TRUE... our beef is THAT good!! Even ask the highland cattle that came by to try some last night." Now word yet on how the cow was caught or where he was from.  » Read More

Bakersfield, CA - On a night filled with history and celebration, the Bakersfield College football team put on a dominant performance to honor the 70th anniversary of Memorial Stadium, defeating Allan Hancock 33-7 on Saturday evening. The win improves the Renegades to 2-0 on the season. The Renegades wasted no time setting the tone, scoring first on a safety just two minutes into the game. Moments later, kicker Carlos Villa went 40 yards out to extend the lead to 5-0. Early in the second quarter, freshman Corey Watkins Jr. capped a short drive with a 9-yard touchdown run, giving BC a 12-0 cushion. Allan Hancock briefly shifted momentum with an intercepted pass and returned it 59 yards for a touchdown, cutting the deficit to 12-7. But that would be the Bulldogs' only score of the night. The third quarter belonged to quarterback and returner Carson Woods and receiver Dylan Johnson. Woods connected with Johnson on an 87-yard strike just seconds into the half, then found him again later in the quarter for a 34-yard touchdown,  » Read More

Published September 6, 2025 at 2:48 PM EDT The Newark Bike Project works to make getting and repairing bikes easier to encourage their use around the city. The community bike and repair shop in the Newark Shopping Center is a nonprofit run by volunteers that help sell bicycles and teach community members how to repair their own bikes. Jamie Magee helped start the volunteer-based Newark Bike Project in 2011, getting inspiration from the Urban Bike Project in Wilmington. “In addition to those economic factors, the other thing that helps create more infrastructure is more cycling usage…” Magee said. “When there's good infrastructure, more people cycle, but also as more people use those infrastructure, that's the precedent for adding another bike path.” Newark already has separated bike lanes with their own traffic lights. Magee said he hopes to see more bike paths where people want to go – whether that’s to run errands or go out to lunch. The Newark Bike Project offers classes, teaching people how to work on their own bikes.  » Read More

The Evolving Role of Facebook in Affiliate Marketing In the fast-paced world of digital commerce, Facebook remains a powerhouse for affiliate marketers seeking to capitalize on its vast user base and sophisticated targeting tools. As we move into 2025, strategies are shifting toward more personalized and data-driven approaches, driven by algorithm updates and user behavior changes. According to insights from Sprout Social, successful affiliate campaigns on the platform hinge on building authentic communities rather than relying solely on paid ads, emphasizing organic engagement to foster trust and drive conversions. Marketers are increasingly leveraging Facebook Groups and Pages to create niche communities where affiliates can share valuable content, such as product reviews and tutorials, without overt sales pitches. This community-first tactic aligns with Facebook’s emphasis on meaningful interactions, which the platform’s algorithm rewards by boosting visibility. Recent data from GRIN Influencer Marketing Software highlights that over 80% of brands now integrate affiliate programs into their broader strategies, citing cost-effectiveness as a key benefit—paying commissions only on actual sales. AI-Driven Personalization and Targeting Trends The integration of artificial intelligence is transforming how affiliates target audiences on Facebook.  » Read More