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Jordan Wilmore – Credit: Kemah, Texas police department Although everyone urged the giant man to pursue a basketball career as a 7-foot-3-inch athlete, but that was never his dream. Jordan Wilmore would rather help others, so he trained to become a Texas policeman. He was one of the tallest players in college basketball, but now, he’s going to be one of the tallest police officers, thanks to some encouragement from Shaq. (Watch the two of them in the video below…) He was sworn in recently, joining the force in Kemah, a waterfront community 35 miles southeast of Houston. Steve Hartman visited, and shared the heartwarming story with viewers on CBS News: WATCH the video below… ANOTHER BASKETBALL GREAT: Michael Jordan Donates $10 Million to Make-A-Wish for his 60th Birthday, Setting a Record SHARE THE CAREER ADVICE With Young People On Social Media…

Jtkphotoz/Getty Images In the past few years, location sharing has become increasingly common. The feature is now integrated into many messaging and social media apps, such as WhatsApp, Instagram, and Snapchat, and you'll also find it in navigation apps like Google Maps and Waze. Location sharing is undoubtedly useful, allowing you to share your precise location with family, friends, and people you trust. Given how widely the feature is integrated and used, people may not think twice about enabling or using location sharing. But the feature has its downsides, and anyone who values safety and privacy should not overlook them. The biggest risk of location sharing is that it can reveal your precise location to people you may not know or trust, if configured certain ways. This means others can get an idea of where you live, your place of work, and spots you frequently visit. If this information falls into the wrong hands, it can be used for stalking, harassment, impersonation attempts, scams, and even theft. Besides, it's not just the other person who has access to your location — the app you are using may also have access to that data. And if the app is compromised, threat

If your summer plans involved a peaceful tropical excursion, we have some bad news. The Bay has officially swum its way onto major VOD streaming platforms, and it’s here to turn your vacation dreams into a total feeding frenzy. It’s here to remind us of a universal truth: sharks don’t care about your wealth, your status, or your feelings. To them, you’re just a floating charcuterie board. Rich People vs. Apex Predators The premise is a classic horror setup. A commercial tour boat takes a handful of wealthy, entitled tourists out to a strictly restricted shark sanctuary. Naturally, because nobody in a thriller ever listens to warning signs, the trip immediately derails into a nightmare on the open water. Directed by Jeff Vespa, the film relies on a surprisingly stacked ensemble cast to sell the chaos. Lachlan Taʻimua Hannemann anchors the panic as Ruhan, the ship’s resilient deckhand. He’s joined by genre royalty Megan Fox, Josh Hutcherson, and Bruce Greenwood, who play the wealthy passengers forced to navigate a shifting, high-stakes battle of power dynamics while trying not to become fish bait. Hawaii Stands In for Thailand (With a Silicone Twist) While the narrative is technically set in the exotic

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Business Insider’s Post When Antons Davis worked at NVIDIA, he was leading the user experience for one of the company's flagship software products, collaborating with teams to build cutting-edge experiences for gamers. On paper, it looked like he had reached a major career milestone, but internally he said he felt increasingly disconnected from his work. A big reason for that was realizing he had already achieved the financial goals he set for himself as a kid. He wanted to own a home, support his parents financially, and give his family the peace of mind that comes from never having to think twice about everyday financial decisions. At Nvidia, he achieved those things. What surprised him was that once those goals were checked off, he expected to feel complete. Instead, he felt like something was missing. Read more about his decision to leave the company — and what he’s learned since — on Business Insider: https://lnkd.in/eynxWy9J (Credit: Cynthia Smalley Photography) #Nvidia #techcareer #lifesatisfaction #careertransition #BigTech See more comments More from this author Explore content categories

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Snap disclosed on July 16, 2026 that Snapchat+ and its wider subscription business now count more than 25 million subscribers worldwide, a figure the company framed as proof that a paid layer can sit on top of a free social product without eroding it. The update, published on the Snap Inc. Newsroom under the title "Checking in on Snapchat+," arrives four years after the service first went live and at a moment when brand-oriented advertising has been the softer half of Snap's revenue picture. The company positioned the milestone less as a headline number and more as a lesson in what people will pay for. According to Snap, the subscription suite has grown to "more than 25 million subscribers globally, becoming an early example of how a paid layer can complement, not complicate, a free consumer social experience." That framing matters because the tension it describes - charging some users without alienating everyone else - is the central design problem facing every social platform now testing premium tiers. What Snap said The Newsroom post is not an earnings release and carries no fresh financial breakdown. It reads instead as a product-and-strategy reflection, attributed to the company and accompanied by a video

If your idea of a cozy night involves maximum psychological discomfort, an incredibly unsettling Vincent D’Onofrio, and a plot that will make you never want to hail a cab again, Tubi has a treat for you. The 2012 Canadian psychological horror-thriller Chained is officially streaming for free on the platform. Directed by Jennifer Lynch (yes, David Lynch’s daughter, so you know exactly what kind of genetic weirdness you’re getting into), this film is a pitch-black exploration of trauma, captivity, and the world’s worst mentorship program. The Ultimate Bad Rideshare Experience The nightmare begins when 9-year-old Tim and his mother Sarah (Julia Ormond) catch a taxi home from the movies. Their driver is Bob (Vincent D’Onofrio), a methodical, deeply abused serial killer who decides to take them on a permanent detour. After brutally murdering the mother, Bob chains Tim up in his isolated home, renames him “Rabbit,” and forces him into a nine-year routine of domestic chores, scrapbooking news clippings of Bob’s victims, and—oh yeah—burying the bodies. As Rabbit grows into a teenager (played with excellent, wide-eyed dread by Eamon Farren), Bob tries to take on a twisted paternal role. He teaches the boy human anatomy and drops the ultimate toxic-parent

Sage Steele: WNBA mishandling generational talent Caitlin Clark Host of 'The Sage Steele Show' Sage Steele asserts the WNBA is mishandling generational talent Caitlin Clark. Steele critiques the league's consistently poor officiating, which has led to numerous uncalled fouls against Clark and other players this season. She stresses that this continued neglect risks losing the WNBA's growing fanbase. Caitlin Clark put together an historic performance Friday night against the Seattle Storm. She broke Fever franchise records and set WNBA records. Her 45-point, 10-assist performance caught the eye of sports fans across the country, and even one of basketball’s all-time greats. NBA free agent LeBron James showed the Indiana Fever star some love on his Instagram story on Saturday. James reshared a post that ESPN, SportsCenter, WNBA, and ESPN W collaborated on. The post showcased some of Clark’s best plays, including a coast-to-coast and-1, one of her four steals leading to a transition three, and of course, her last three-pointer to give the Fever the lead for good. LeBron James and Caitlin Clark have developed one of the most unique superstar relationships in basketball. They’ve been supportive of each other since Clark was in college at Iowa. It makes sense. They’re

Brooke Davies | Senior News reporter Published July 18, 2026 9:13am Updated July 18, 2026 9:13am Delph Side Primary School in Skelmersdale, Lancashire, has apologised to parents (Picture: Google Maps) A primary school has apologised to parents after OnlyFans was listed amongst acceptable social media accounts for staff. Delph Side Primary School in Skelmersdale, Lancashire, wrote in one of their policies the platform, which features sexual acts and pornography, was a ‘primary form of communication between friends and family’. This meant it would be ‘unreasonable’ not to allow staff to use it. The policy reads: ‘The use of social networking/media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat and Only Fans has over recent years become the primary form of communication between friends and family. ‘It would not be reasonable to expect or instruct employees not to use these sites which, if used with caution, should have no impact whatsoever on their role in school.’ Sign up for all of the latest stories Start your day informed with Metro's News Updates newsletter or get Breaking News alerts the moment it happens. Headteacher Liz Ormerod said the platform has now been removed from their policy, and at the time it