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Jonathan Spiers May 13, 2021 1 The parking lot at Monument Avenue and Hamilton Street. Proposed apartments would also replace an existing office building, visible to the right. The Argon Apartments are to the left. (Jonathan Spiers photos) A global missionary group headquartered in Richmond is looking to get in on the city’s apartment boom. International Mission Board, along with an out-of-town developer, is planning a 263-unit apartment complex on land it owns across Hamilton Street from its headquarters at 3806 Monument Ave. The pair of five-story buildings would fill a surface parking lot at 3700 Monument Ave. and replace an existing three-story office building at 1301A N. Hamilton St. Both properties have been under IMB ownership for decades. The three-story office building on Hamilton was built in the early 1980s. IMB is working with Silver Hills Development,  » Read More

Gal Gadot shared this picture.(Image courtesy: gal_gadot)Highlights"My heart breaks. My country is at war," she wrote The actress disabled comments on her post after receiving backlash Gal Gadot has served two compulsory years in the Israeli Defense ForcesNew Delhi: Israeli-born actress Gal Gadot is facing backlash after sharing a statement amid the escalation in Israel-Palestine conflict this week. The Wonder Woman star, who has previously been criticised for her comments on Israel-Palestine, wrote "My country is at war" and referred to Palestinians as "our neighbors." On Twitter, her words have been widely condemned. Israel and Hamas-led militants have exchanged rocket fire this week; violence has also broken out in Israel between the country's Jewish and minority Arabic population. The hostilities are the most intense in seven years and have killed over 50 in Gaza, many of them children, and seven in Israel including an Indian woman.Gal Gadot, who served her mandatory two years in the Israeli Defense Forces," wrote in her post: "My heart breaks. My country is at war. I worry for my family, my friends. I worry for my people. This is a vicious cycle that has been going on for far too long. Israel deserves to live…

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Press play to listen to this article PARIS — Until very recently, a French COVID-19 conspiracy video called "Hold-up" was just a click away.  The film was still easily accessible online more than six months after its release in November last year, including on mainstream online platforms like Google’s YouTube and Facebook, according to a report by nonprofit EU DisinfoLab and additional research by POLITICO.  YouTube removed the videos after POLITICO flagged them ahead of publishing this story. "Hold-up," which presents itself as a well-researched documentary, claims the coronavirus pandemic is a secret plot by the global elite to eliminate a part of the world population and control the rest — a common belief among conspiracy theorists — and is similar to an American video, "Plandemic," which also released last year.  But while Google and Facebook clamped down hard on Plandemic, its French counterpart could still be found online both in full and via extracts until May 10.  “YouTube acted quickly and aggressively to remove Plandemic; but in the case of Hold-up, YouTube’s inaction allowed the dissemination of conspiracy theories with serious harmful consequences for public health,” reads EU DisinfoLab’s report. Since the pandemic began last year, online platforms have banned…

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Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) has become a cornerstone for many to stay informed about the news and events of the world. Founded in 2006, it has been on a long journey towards monetization, finally turning a profit for the first time in 2018. Today, monetization remains one of the key performance indicators when it comes to earnings season. They reported 199 million monetizable daily active users (mDAUs) vs a forecast of 200 million in their most recent earnings report. Not a bad miss which represents 20% YoY growth. However, as the market doesn’t seem to favor anything growth or speculative at the moment, the stock was sold off bringing it not far from its IPO price of $44.90. The stock sits at around $52 at the time of this article. Quite often, people are bearish about the prospects of Twitter, possibly due to its struggles with profitability and its poor track record of trying to grow its revenue through notable acquisitions such as Vine and Periscope. Twitter recently launched their newest feature, Tip Jar, which allows Twitter users to donate to their favorite accounts - following in the footsteps of many other platforms in giving users and creators the power to…

Twitter (NYSE: TWTR) has become a cornerstone for many to stay informed about the news and events of the world. Founded in 2006, it has been on a long journey towards monetization, finally turning a profit for the first time in 2018. Today, monetization remains one of the key performance indicators when it comes to earnings season. They reported 199 million monetizable daily active users (mDAUs) vs a forecast of 200 million in their most recent earnings report. Not a bad miss which represents 20% YoY growth. However, as the market doesn’t seem to favor anything growth or speculative at the moment, the stock was sold off bringing it not far from its IPO price of $44.90. The stock sits at around $52 at the time of this article. Quite often, people are bearish about the prospects of Twitter, possibly due to its struggles with profitability and its poor track record of trying to grow its revenue through notable acquisitions such as Vine and Periscope. Twitter recently launched their newest feature, Tip Jar, which allows Twitter users to donate to their favorite accounts - following in the footsteps of many other platforms in giving users and creators the power to…

05/12/2021 9:06 p.m. Justin Davidson Photo Credit: Kearny Police A 20-year-old Kearny who used social media to solicit sexually-explicit photos from local residents including several teen girls was arrested and found with child porn, authorities said.An investigation began in June 2020 based on numerous public social media posts alleging several residents had been subjected to harassment or sexually-objectionable behavior by a man later identified as Justin T. Davidson, Police Chief George King said. The investigation uncovered many instances in which Davidson contacted victims through Instagram and Snapchat, and arranged to receive sexually explicit images of them, King said.Warrants were issued on May 12 charging Davidson with the following offenses:Against a 19-year-old female victim: criminal sexual contact in violation of N.J.S.A. 2C:14-3b, a fourth-degree crime; lewdness in violation of N.J.S.A. 2C:14-4a, a disorderly persons offense; and cyber harassment in violation of N.J.S.A. 2C:33-4.1, a fourth-degree crime.Against a 15-year-old female victim: endangering the welfare of a child in violation of N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4b(3), a first-degree crime; and endangering the welfare of a child in violation of N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4a(2), a third-degree crime. Against a 16-year-old female victim: endangering the welfare of a child in violation of N.J.S.A. 2C:24-4b(3), a first-degree crime; and endangering the welfare…

100 Thieves has made yet another signing for its content creation team with the pickup of Twitch streamer Fuslie. Fuslie, a variety streamer who usually plays games like VALORANT and Rust, tweeted that she would be joining the organization. Her announcement was met with overwhelming support by the community. While she has been streaming for many years, Fuslie’s channel began to see massive growth while playing Among Us in September 2020. Since then, her channel has been on a rise. She now boasts almost 1 million followers. 100T also shared a post celebrating the announcement and Fuslie’s introduction into the organization. Welcome @Fuslie to 100 Thieves! Leslie started streaming back in 2015 and is now one of the biggest female creators on Twitch. She's one of the most genuine and charismatic people in the scene. We’re beyond excited to have her and to be building this community with her! #100T pic.twitter.com/YK5qWfCX5z— 100 Thieves (@100Thieves) May 12, 2021 In addition to having teams in most of the popular esports titles, 100T has set themselves apart from other organizations is its robust list of creators on the roster. Fuslie is the 20th 100T creator, according to the organization’s website. Growing this roster…

Skip to main contentBridgeport, CTWestport, CTTrumbull, CTStratford, CTWeston-Redding-Easton, CTNorwalk, CTWilton, CTMonroe, CTMilford, CTNew Canaan, CTConnecticutTop National NewsSee All CommunitiesFAIRFIELD, CT — Two Fairfield siblings have twice in the same week been targets of racist attacks, according to their mother.Judith Medor said that the weekend after her son, Jamar, was the subject of a racist Snapchat post, Jamar's brother, Jake, received a video call from several Fairfield Ludlowe High School students, who called him a racial slur. "I don't know what to say, I'm speechless," Judith said. "I have no idea what they're being taught at home."Find out what's happening in Fairfield with free, real-time updates from Patch.Jamar is a sophomore at Fairfield Warde High School and Jake is a freshman. "I don't know what's going to happen next," said Judith, whose sons are Black. "It's just a constant worry, a fear to me right now."Find out what's happening in Fairfield with free, real-time updates from Patch.The student who created the Snapchat post took a picture of Jamar without his knowledge and overlaid it with text that included a racial slur. Jamar did not know the poster, his mother said. A 16-year-old boy was arrested in connection with the incident and…