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by Thomas Farrar Sun, June 14, 2026 at 8:23 AM Pulaski County authorities investigate Mimosa Road shooting that left 2 injured (Photo KATV) PULASKI COUNTY, Ark. (KATV) — Pulaski County authorities are investigating after a Saturday night shooting left two people injured. In a post to their Facebook page, police say they received reports of a shooting at the 400 block of Mimosa Road at 9 p.m. on June 13. Officers arrived on scene to find two people suffering from gunshot wounds. Both were taken to a local hospital for treatment. Police say their investigation is open and ongoing.  » Read More

While there is certainly no shortage of streaming platforms, the one I tend to gravitate to the most remains to be YouTube. It comes with its limitations and sometimes wonky-to-navigate platform pending certain updates, but this is the price we pay for what sometimes feels like a never-ending field of content. And as much as algorithms can be derided for causing the worst to come to your attention, when it comes to YouTube, it still seems to offer suggestions that can be delightful to watch. My current subscription list consists of racing series, horror and cozy gamers, and a fair share of car YouTube like MotorWeek, the Torque Test Channel, former Jalop Alanis King, and Brick Technology, the latter once built an operational 5-speed gearbox out of Legos. The most recent to make it to my suggestions feed, well-after we wrote about it here on Jalopnik, was The Questionable Garage and their EV-1 build. The EV-1 was a pivotal car in my childhood plans of adulthood, until GM up and killed it. So some part of me is truly fascinated, maybe inspired by these guys bringing one back to life (mostly) outside of the General's hands. It got me thinking;

For decades, outdated rules and regulations have constrained the ability of local television broadcasters — the providers of local news, the most trusted information available to Americans — to compete, grow, and invest in their own future. During that same time, a handful of Big Tech platforms have amassed unprecedented economic power, each one dwarfing all of traditional media and dramatically reshaping how Americans consume news and information. Companies like Google/YouTube, TikTok, Amazon, Meta’s Facebook and Instagram, and Netflix now reach virtually every screen in every home and every device in every pocket. Their scale is staggering. Today, YouTube accounts for one-eighth of all television viewing in the United States. One in four young adults report getting their news from TikTok. The advertising numbers are just as stark: according to S&P Global/Kagan, YouTube alone billed more in video advertising last year than all of broadcast television combined. In 2026, one Wall Street analyst predicts that just five digital entities — Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and TikTok — will control 65% of the advertising market, worth $260 billion.  These companies are not built to prioritize fact-based journalism or civic discourse. Their business model rewards clicks, not accuracy or accountability. While their content

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NewsLiverpool's Greatest - No.63: John Arne Riise Published 12 hours ago By Glenn Price Years: 2001-2008 Appearances: 348 Goals: 31 Trophies: UEFA Super Cup (2001, 2005), League Cup (2003), Champions League (2005), FA Cup (2006) John Arne Riise’s left foot repeatedly had Liverpool supporters’ jaws on the floor, wondering just how he had scored that goal. The Norwegian’s compilation for the Reds will stand up against that of greats in the club’s history. Riise may have only netted 31 times across seven seasons but it was his quality, rather than quantity, that left an impression on the Kop. He was a reliable regular for Gerard Houllier and then Rafael Benitez on the left flank, equally comfortable attacking as he was in the back line. His career on Merseyside got off to a blistering start, lifting the UEFA Super Cup after opening his account in that clash with Bayern Munich – a matter of weeks after arriving from AS Monaco. Riise then endeared himself to Liverpool fans even more with goals against Everton and Manchester United, the latter a free-kick fired into the top corner at a speed of more than 70 miles per hour. He lifted the League Cup in