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The masses were uncomfortable with the Bengals’ free agency inactivity on Tuesday and Wednesday, but things revved up on Thursday. Cincinnati first announced a contract extension with Orlando Brown Jr., followed by reports of the team signing veteran defensive lineman Jonathan Allen to a two-year contract. Allen joins a defensive-focused 2026 free agency class for the Bengals that also includes defensive lineman Boye Mafe and safety Bryan Cook. Allen’s contract is reportedly a two-year agreement that could be worth up to $28 million. The Bengals made it clear this offseason would be centered on rebuilding their defense, and the early moves prove it. While Allen is up there in age (31), he’s a former Pro Bowl player who still has juice and can provide the needed leadership. The veteran defensive lineman was a former 17th overall pick in 2017 by Washington. He spent the first eight seasons there, racking up two Pro Bowl nods (2021-2022). Allen was with the Vikings last season, who released him on Wednesday, and the Bengals reportedly pounced quickly to get him signed. Let’s take a look at some tweets from X to get the vibes about Allen landing with Cincinnati. Twitter Reactions on Jonathan Allen

This week, the AI chatbot social network Moltbook finds a new home. Plus, YouTube dominates the media landscape. But first, a look at AI-related site outages at Amazon. The Financial Times reported that Amazon engineers were meeting to discuss recent outages of Amazon's website, including those connected to its use of AI. There weren't specifics on exactly which outages were being discussed but this does come after Amazon's online store was unavailable for thousands of customers for a few hours last week, according to user reports. Amazon told us that only one incident discussed was related to AI and none of them involved AI written code. Marketplace’s Stephanie Hughes spoke with Jewel Burks Solomon, managing partner at Collab Capital, about all these headlines for this week’s “Tech Bytes: Week in Review.” More on everything we talked about Amazon holds engineering meeting following AI-related outages - from The Financial Times Correcting the Financial Times report about recent Amazon.com service incidents and AI - from Amazon YouTube is now the world's largest media company, and it is only getting bigger - from Morningstar Exclusive: Meta hires duo behind Moltbook - from Axios

Judging by more than 16,400 comments recently posted on a federal government website, you’d think there was a groundswell of older Americans demanding that federal officials hike payments to their Medicare Advantage health insurance plans. Yet about 82% of the comments are identical to a letter that appeared on the website of a secretive advocacy group called Medicare Advantage Majority, a data analysis by KFF Health News has found. The “dark money” group does not reveal its funders or much else — other than to say it is “dedicated to protecting and strengthening Medicare Advantage” and is “powered by hundreds of thousands of local advocates nationwide.” “Our campaign provides information and offers tools for concerned Americans to use to reach decision makers,” spokesperson Darren Grubb said in an email. The group has spent more than $3.1 million on hundreds of Facebook ads since September 2024, according to Facebook’s Ad Library, a database of the social media company’s online ads. Email Sign-Up Subscribe to KFF Health News' free weekly newsletter,  » Read More

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Updated March 12, 2026, 4:56 p.m. ET The metro Detroit synagogue and school at the center of a reported attack on Thursday, March 12 issued a statement on social media just hours after the incident took place. All of Temple Israel's 140 students, staff, teachers and security personnel were safe and accounted for, according to the post on Facebook from the West Bloomfield temple.  » Read More

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Cody can’t win in Street Fighter even dressed up as Guile Street Fighter Live Action Cody Rhodes is set to play ‘Guile’ in the upcoming live action Street Fighter movie. Today, a photo was posted of a behind the scenes moment when Cody Rhodes, dressed as Guile, was playing the Street Fighter game with the game director Taka Nakayama. Cody Rhodes then commented on the photo and revealed that Nakayama squashed him in the game with no mercy! But, can you really beat the games director?! That seems impossible! We would all love to see a rematch, and put it on UpUpDownDown for everyone to watch! FOLLOW & SUBSCRIBE: Twitch: Twitch.tv/BodyslamNet YouTube: YouTube.com/@BodySlamNet Twitter: Twitter.com/BodyslamNet Facebook: Facebook.com/BodyslamNet Website: Bodyslam.net Discord: https://discord.gg/NraZNUjW Donate: SlamChats.com Want to discuss wrestling further? Join our Discord community by clicking here!   If you enjoy Bodyslam’s content, you can help donate to the site here. You can also visit our PWTees store and buy Bodyslam official merchandise here. Wrestling History Books Bodyslam Staff Merch You can listen to all of Bodyslam’s podcasts by following us on Spotify and subscribing to our YouTube Channel, Twitch, Apple, Google, or any of your favorite podcast platforms. Follow us on X: @BodyslamNet Follow me on X:  BradyFightTalk Protect your connection like a champ 🛡️ Bodyslam.net has partnered

Media Insider: Crusaders players’ set-to and the WhatsApp media fallout; Former Fair Go host’s new gig; Bernard Orsman assesses mayors in farewell Q&A Shayne Currie NZME Editor-at-Large · NZ Herald · 12 Mar, 2026 04:26 PM 16 mins to read The Crusaders have won just one of their first four games this season. Inset: communications and media manager Maddy Lloyd and chief executive Colin Mansbridge. Photos / Getty, Photosport The Crusaders have won just one of their first four games this season. Inset: communications and media manager Maddy Lloyd and chief executive Colin Mansbridge. Photos / Getty, Photosport Two Crusaders had a scuffle at rugby training - it led to a bigger blow-up with media; Former Fair Go host’s new gig; Herald reporter Bernard Orsman lays down his pen - a farewell Q&A, and his assessment of Auckland mayors; Independent agency moves into Wellington. A physical set-to at

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