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The House Select committee investigating the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol will make criminal referrals to the Department of Justice, ...

Stephen's adventure with @TheUSO in Greenland continues as he gets a behind-the-scenes tour of Thule Air Base, including secret areas we can't ...

Come forth, warriors, and bask in the glory of the Colosseum.The Colosseums of Limgrave, Leyndell and Caelid will open their gates, ...

Last month, the new YouTube channel, Coming Home, dedicated to presenting the experiences of people who’ve had near death experiences (NDE) was launched. The channel is a dream of California-based based brothers Jesse and Eliot Estrin. Jesse Estrin has been reading about people who’ve had these experiences and their lifelong effects. About three years ago, he read about East Boothbay resident Peter Panagore’s NDE in the book “Heaven Is Beautiful,” written by Panagore in 2015. “I loved the book,” Estrin said. “When we were getting ready to launch our YouTube channel, we watched videos of people on YouTube to look for candidates. We saw Peter in one and some others, but Peter was at the top of our list.” The filming happened early last summer. Estrin and project cinematographer/editor Jonathan Hugstead flew to Maine to spend a day with Panagore at his home, and filming at the studio. Eliot Estrin was in California on camera through Panagore’s laptop. “We all sat down with him and asked him to tell us about it,” Jesse said. “We’d follow up with questions like ’You said it felt like this,’ can you tell us more about that or how do you integrate what happened

Currently, YouTube on mobile changes default video quality based on usage instead of giving the option to change resolution right away. This guide will go through changing your videos on YouTube to a specific resolution to get the best quality. In previous versions of the YouTube mobile app, you always had the option to easily change the resolution to whichever quality you wanted, up to 8K in some cases. With that, it was easy to change your settings just a little bit to ensure you were getting the best picture, even if that meant it took a little longer to load and a little more data. Just last year, YouTube switched to a new video quality preferences section that has you choose general settings on both Wi-Fi and mobile network. You can choose between auto, high quality, and a data saver mode. While those dynamic presets are great, some users may want to change the resolution and make it a default. You can still change to a specific resolution, it’s just a case of finding those settings. How to change video quality on YouTube’s mobile app There are a couple of ways to change the video quality on YouTube. By

Photo: Ground Picture (Shutterstock)If you’ve ever made the mistake of searching “crypto” on YouTube, you’re probably still being bombarded with ads about how to make money via the digital currency. You will be shocked to learn that not all of these offers are on the level. One new trend, called “front running”, has been gaining traction of late, purporting you can make as much as $1,400 a day in passive income with crypto. It’s also a great way to get scammed.A new report from blockchain security firm Certik has found that out of 232 YouTube videos with the phrase “front running bot” in their title, 84% were scams—a six-fold increase from 2021. To understand how this technique is being used to trick victims into giving their crypto away, first we must understand what front running is.What is crypto front running?A description of front running can get technical fast, especially if you’re not familiar with crypto. But in layman’s terms, front running involves bad actors waiting for a victim to make a crypto transaction that they hijack by paying more “gas fees” (which dictate the speed with which a transaction is processed on the blockchain) than the victim. This puts them

Every application open on Android 12 is accompanied by a launch animation to make “startup a more consistent and delightful experience,” and the experience can be further enhanced by an animated icon on the splash screen as seen with Google’s apps. Update 12/4/22: In the past year or so, not too many Google apps have picked up animated splash screens on Android 12+. The biggest recent additions are Google Keep (which separately features a nice animation on Wear OS) and Tasks (rolling out with version 2022.11.21).  Joining Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Meet, Chat, and even Jamboard, this leaves Google Voice as the lone Workspace holdout. Meanwhile, Google Home — with the big overhaul — has an animated splash screen to join YouTube (and TV), Maps, and News. Google Contacts previously had one, but the new icon removed it with Messages and Phone also currently lacking.  Chrome, Google Play, Photos, YouTube Music, Wallet, One, Translate, Camera, Fit, TV, Play Books, Recorder are other big absences. Update 11/19/21: Version 16.45.36 of YouTube is widely rolling out this evening with the animated splash screen Update 11/11: YouTube is testing an animated splash screen with the latest beta (16.45.32) release. While simple

Kevin Winter/Getty Images It has been a rough year for Kevin Nash, with the untimely death of his son coming mere months after the death of his close friend and former tag team partner, Scott Hall. Nash's son, Tristan, helped his father with the "Kliq This" podcast that Nash had begun just this past Summer. The show became something that they bonded over leading up to his death, which led Kevin Nash to take to Twitter and ask for a one-time favor from his fans. "I never ask for anything," Nash prefaced in his December 3 tweet, "But I'm asking anyone that is willing to subscribe to my podcast 'Kliq This.'" Nash said that his son wanted to get the podcast's YouTube channel to 100,000 subscribers and get the celebratory plaque gifted to channels that reach that milestone. "I want to put it next to his urn. Thank you," Nash concluded. Various high-profile names in wrestling responded, with AEW President Tony Khan and tag team wrestling legend Ricky Morton proclaiming they would help Nash reach his goal. The founding member of the NWO would go on to send out a follow-up tweet a few hours later, thanking fans for their overwhelming support for the channel. "I can't thank you enough. I

A look at the YouTube channel of Meghan Markle's Archetypes Spotify podcast suggests that she has failed to impress people.The Duchess of Sussex invited the likes of Mariah Carey and Serna Williams on her podcast but managed to get less than 1000 subscribers on the YouTube channel Archetypes.As many as 12 videos have been posted on the video-sharing app since the YouTube channel was launched earlier this year. 'Man-ifesting A Cultural Shift' with Trevor Noah, Andy Cohen and Judd Apatow - YouTubeIn the season finale of Archetypes, Meghan opens the conversation to see how men feel about archetypes, and the collective effort to move beyond them. She tu... Meghan and Harry are currently preparing to release their Netflix documentary for which a trailer was launched a few days ago.

This is the second year in a row that a female singer (Agam Buhbut) has taken the top spot on the list after Eden Ben Zaken did last year. Published: DECEMBER 4, 2022 02:00 Israeli singer Noa Kirel attends a press conference on a new campaign to raise awareness of cyberbullying among youth, at the President Residence in Jerusalem on February 16, 2020. (photo credit: FLASH90) As the year of 2022 closes, YouTube published on Thursday a ranking of the trendiest videos in Israel, which includes the most songs by Israeli female artists than in any other year.The most-listened to Israeli artists include Agam Buhbut, NOROZ and Shahar Saul.This year, six of the top ten music videos in Israel were by women. This is also the second year in a row that a female singer (Agam Buhbut) has taken the top spot on the list after Eden Ben Zaken did last year with the song "Moabet," a collaboration with DJ Itay Galo.The top music videos include Shahar Saul - "Hibiscus" feat. Agam Buhbut and NOROZ (Prod. by Ishta, Triangle), "Who is This" by Anna Zak and "Alone on the Bed" by Omer Adam (Prod. By Gil Vain & Tal Castiel)