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Forget Philly, LeBron James is taking his talents to YouTube. James, the NBA’s all-time leading scorer, is launching a YouTube Golf channel “chronicling his journey with the sport,” The Hollywood Reporter has learned. The name of the YouTube Channel will simply be “LeBron James.” “LeBron and his friends will play a round at some of the world’s greatest golf courses, dine at local restaurants and have a little fun while enjoying everything the game of golf has to offer,” THR is told. If you simply can’t wait a minute longer for such content, well, we’ve got more good news for you. The channel launched timed to the publication of this story; its debut episode “follows James and members of the storied 2016 Cleveland Cavaliers championship team as they celebrate the 10-year anniversary of their historic comeback that brought the franchise its first title.” James, Kevin Love, J.R. Smith, Richard Jefferson, Tristan Thompson, Channing Frye and famously not Kyrie Irving picked a great place to start: Castle Stuart Golf Links at Cabot Highlands in Scotland. There, the “reminiscing, wine and hilarious commentary are flowing,” according to the episodic description. “I’m looking forward to people seeing this first episode, which was the trip

by WLOS Staff Fri, August 14, 2026 at 11:20 PM NOV. 12, 2025 - Western North Carolina Congressman Chuck Edwards, a Republican representing North Carolina’s 11th District. IN 2026, he withdrew from his re-election campaign. (Photo credit: WLOS Staff) WLOS — In a Facebook post on Friday, Aug. 14, Congressman Chuck Edwards addressed his intentions for the rest of his term and what he did today. The post reads in part, I may not be running for office, but I am not slowing down.Until the final day of my term, I will fiercely represent the people of Western North Carolina and work to leave this district—and this country—stronger than I found it.He went on to say that he spoke with constituents today, discussing FEMA issues, diabetes, cancer research and treatment, IRS issues and much more. On Aug. 5, Edwards announced his withdrawal from his re-election campaign to represent North Carolina's 11th Congressional District again. Just as his Facebook post mentions, he intends to finish out his term.  » Read More

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X has changed pretty radically since the days when it was known as Twitter, after it was acquired by Elon Musk in 2022, with many leaving for greener pastures at different social media platforms amid the shifting tone of the site. X has now open-sourced much of its code, which could make many elements of how its algorithm works much less mysterious. Earlier this week, the company made the source code for its "For You" timeline available on GitHub under the Apache v2 license. This means you can see the how and why behind certain posts appearing near the top of your feed when you open the app, and others not. In an interview with TechCrunch, which covered the release, X's VP of Product Keith Coleman explained how the GitHub release includes "the core ranking code that pulls posts and ranks them for any given user and assembles the feed." The code repository contains the systems used to filter out potentially problematic, rule-violating content, according to Coleman. X is also testing tools that will allow users to see how X's algorithms impact their own posts. If you want to access the tool, head to the Under the Hood page directly

Police subsequently received tip-offs that members of the public had viewed the video on Snapchat. ‌. Alleged murder victim David Cuthbert, 49. View ...

“We are two or three Snapchat messages away from a fatality.” That’s the assessment from Glasgow youth workers, who say Scotland is “years behind” the curve in tackling teenage violence. Community development worker Jamie O’Neill began working with youngsters in the Kingsway area of Glasgow several years ago. His organisation was recently forced to suspend youth work temporarily after he was injured while attempting to intervene in a dispute. Jamie believes social media has accelerated youth violence in recent years, with teenagers participating in group chats involving more than 100 people from across Glasgow. He says speaking directly to vulnerable young people remains the best way of understanding what’s unfolding on the ground. ‘We’re way behind’ STV News Youth worker Jamie O’Neill STV News He argues agencies are “way behind” in understanding the role technology now plays in fuelling disputes. “Social media is hugely important. If something is shared, we’ll find information quicker through a young person rather than an agency. “There’s pressure to stay in the group chat and play up. “What you’re seeing in the group chat you think is real. ‘I’m going to get you tomorrow after school’, ‘maybe I should take a knife with me?’ They’re

Bozeman Police reports Wednesday included: • Caller said she hit someone Tuesday on an I-90 exit but doesn’t know who. She was told she would be called back if there is a report of a similar accident in that area at 5:30 a.m. • Officers transported a student to school who had missed a connecting bus. • A student reported receiving harassing chats via snapchat. She did not have any idea who the sender was and did not believe they were a fellow classmate or friend. She was advised to block the username and if the harassment continues via a new username or other means of communication, BPD will investigate. • Officers assisted with a student who was missing in a school. The student was found hiding, was warned for their behavior and referred to their case manager and counselor. • A caller had an “interaction” with a stranger who was verbally mean to him as he walked through an alley to his vehicle. The man then returned and spit on his car. • Officers were dispatched to an apartment because a male didn’t want to let his girlfriend leave. They talked to both parties and were told they just

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A vacant property just south of Bluhawk on 167th Street in Overland Park could be developed with a mix of housing options and large-scale commercial uses. Price Brothers, the same developer behind the mixed-use Bluhawk project, wants to convert the site into a collection of single-family homes, higher-density apartments and a commercial district. The roughly 100-acre property in question sits on the southern side of 167th between U.S. Highway 69 and Antioch Road. 120+ homes, almost 350 apartments planned in all Called the 167th Development in city planning documents, the project from Price Brothers features different densities of residential development and some commercial space. Housing takes up the majority of the property, with about 56 acres earmarked for 122 small-lot single-family homes. Those will be located on the southern half of the development area and will be paired with a neighborhood clubhouse and pool. An aerial map of the 167th Development proposal in southern Overland Park, between Antioch Road and U.S. 69 Highway, just south of 167th Street.  » Read More

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