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Wish files to go public with 100M monthly actives, $1.75B in 2020 revenue thus far
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This morning Wish, a well-known mobile ecommerce startup, filed to go public. It joins Affirm, Airbnb, and Roblox in filing this week as many well-known and valuable private companies look to debut before the year ends and the holidays start. Wish’s S-1 (which is filed under its corporate name ContextLogic) is of particular interest given […]…
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The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Reunion Explains Why Janet Hubert Was Fired
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Former Fresh Prince of Bel-Air actress, Janet Hubert, says she "was never fired" from the popular sitcom during the new HBO Max reunion special.
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FDA Approves Emergency Use of Antibody Drug Trump Received to Treat COVID-19
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U.S. health officials Saturday agreed to allow emergency use of a second antibody drug to help the immune system fight COVID-19, an experimental medicine that President Donald Trump was given when he was sickened last month. The Food and Drug Administration authorized use of the Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. drug to try to prevent hospitalization …
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Pfizer seeks FDA approval for its vaccine, the CDC urges Americans to avoid Thanksgiving travel, and the federal pandemic response draws renewed concern – Tech in Two
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Can the World’s Doctors Survive Another Wave of COVID-19?
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The weight of the pandemic first caught up with New York City ER physician Jane Kim in April. After spending weeks caring for seriously ill patients, she learned of four deaths among her "work family." Three died of the virus, another from suicide. Her grief "halted" her, she says: "You can't think. You can't move. You can't breathe." Since then, K…
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It’s Time to Rethink Thanksgiving. Here’s How to Have That Conversation With Your Family
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One of the things Julia Seibolt likes about Thanksgiving is the opportunity to get drunk with her mom. She also likes complaining about how everyone else is watching football. And she enjoys how her family gathering often includes random people who don't have family nearby. Except there will be no family Thanksgiving for Seibolt's family this year—…
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The OS Big Sur Launch Might Have Slowed Down Macs Everywhere
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The issues affected users that didn't upgrade their software, and other Apple services, too.
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How to Reduce (but Not Eliminate) Covid Risk at Holiday Gatherings
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With a surge in cases, there is no safe way to travel or gather for Thanksgiving or Christmas. But if you must, here are some ways to lower your risk.
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What Happened to the Deepfake Threat to the Election?
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Lawmakers and researchers had warned that videos altered using AI could disrupt the 2020 vote. But they didn't turn out to be a problem.
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Low standards corrode quality of popular autism therapy - Quality Control
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In the early days of ABA, researchers in the field never dreamed that outside companies would take it over and overhaul it in ways that would harm its reputation.
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Good morning from Skift It’s Monday, November 23, in New York City. For daily updates in your inbox, subscribe to the Skift Daily newsletter at skift.com/daily. And now, here’s what you need to know about the business of travel today. The data is clear. More than half of America chooses to travel for Thanksgiving, by car or by plane, in spite of a …
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The Economist Morning Briefing, November 23rd, 2020
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Hello, and welcome to This Day in History. Here’s what happened on November 23rd. It’s no secret that Americans like beer. In fact, we drink more than 6 billion gallons of beer each year. But during Prohibition, beer was outlawed.
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California Enacts Curfew as COVID-19 Cases Spike... and More Stories
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Included in this episode:1. California Enacts Curfew as COVID-19 Cases Spike 2. Why the U.S. Could Be the Big Loser in China's Huge New Trade Deal 3. Column: A New Generation of Volunteers Are Rescuing Historic Black Cemeteries—And Black History 4. ‘COVID-Guilt’: Why Parents of Young Children Are Feeling Pressure to Overspend on Holidays .…
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California Enacts Curfew as COVID-19 Cases Spike
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LOS ANGELES — California enacts a nighttime curfew Saturday as spiking coronavirus cases threaten to swamp health care systems and the state's largest county warned that an even more drastic lockdown could be imminent. The newest restrictions require people not on essential errands to stay home from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. through Dec. 21, with a possibl…
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Biden Has Promised to Undo Trump’s Immigration Policies. How Much Is He Really Likely to Reform?
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President Donald Trump ran his first presidential campaign on the promise to overhaul U.S. immigration, and for the most part, he kept that promise. Month after month, from the very start of Trump's term, immigration policy changed rapidly, from the Zero Tolerance policy that separated children from their parents, to record low caps on the number o…
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Could a Biden Administration Help Save the Amazon Rainforest?
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In place of a traditional message of congratulations, Brazil’s far-right President Jair Bolsonaro met Joe Biden’s 2020 election victory with a strange and provocative message. “We saw recently a great candidate to head of state say that if I don’t put out the fires in the Amazon, he will put up commercial barriers against Brazil,” Bolsonaro said at…
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Why the U.S. Could Be the Big Loser in China's Huge New Trade Deal
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When 15 nations across the Asia-Pacific region inked the largest regional free trade agreement ever on Nov. 15, there were no handshakes or state dinners—but the significance of the deal was no less dramatic for it. The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), signed via videoconference due to COVID-19 travel restrictions, brings togethe…
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Column: A New Generation of Volunteers Are Rescuing Historic Black Cemeteries—And Black History
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When the internationally renowned preacher John Jasper neared death in 1901, he could look back on a life spent overcoming dire challenges. Born enslaved in Fluvanna County, Va., in 1812, Jasper had become famous for his controversial, fundamentalist sermon on how “The Sun Do Move.” Greater than that frequently delivered sermon, however, was the le…
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‘COVID-Guilt’: Why Parents of Young Children Are Feeling Pressure to Overspend on Holidays
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Ski season forecast: Which regions will have the snowiest slopes this year?
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Hello, and welcome to This Day in History. Here’s what happened on November 22nd. Americans who were alive on this day in 1963 can likely tell you exactly what they were doing when they found out that President John F. Kennedy had been shot while traveling through Dallas in an open convertible. He died 30 minutes later. Vice President Lyndon Johnso…
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Yes, We Have Effective COVID-19 Vaccines. But That Doesn’t Mean the End of the Pandemic Is Near... and More Stories
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Included in this episode:1. Yes, We Have Effective COVID-19 Vaccines. But That Doesn’t Mean the End of the Pandemic Is Near 2. ‘A Very Good Election.’ Veteran Observer Audrey Glover Remains Optimistic About the Future of U.S. Voting 3. Facing an Election Loss, President Donald Trump Turns to Raw Political Power to Try to Bend the Outcome 4. Column:…
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Yes, We Have Effective COVID-19 Vaccines. But That Doesn’t Mean the End of the Pandemic Is Near
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It’s a rare glimmer of hope in a brutal and battering pandemic year: in November, both Moderna and Pfizer reported that their much-anticipated COVID-19 vaccines are 95% effective in protecting people against getting sick with the disease.
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‘A Very Good Election.’ Veteran Observer Audrey Glover Remains Optimistic About the Future of U.S. Voting
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Amid the gloomy post-election analysis about the damage caused to America’s national fabric, at least one international observer remains refreshingly optimistic. Dame Audrey Glover, a prominent human rights lawyer and seasoned election monitor, is no stranger to many of the issues currently prompting a stream of dreary forecasts from within the bel…
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Georgia Certifies Biden Win | Dry Ice vs. the Virus
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Michigan’s Republican legislators have rebuffed President Donald Trump’s efforts to reverse Joe Biden’s victory in the state the same day Georgia certified Biden’s victory there. And now that a COVID-19 vaccine has been proven, dry ice makers are scrambling to provide the means to keep it super cold for shipping. Click here to subscribe now to When…
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Facing an Election Loss, President Donald Trump Turns to Raw Political Power to Try to Bend the Outcome
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Column: I Thought I'd Get to See My Mother Again. Then the Pandemic Hit
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This year on my mother’s birthday, in October, I woke up from one of many dreams I’ve had about her since her death. I’d been sitting with family and friends in my grandmother’s backyard, our lawn chairs scattered across a carpet of sun-dappled grass. We were all talking, sharing memories of my mom. I don’t remember the specific stories, but I know…
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‘We’re Literally Fighting For Our Lives.’ A New Political Movement Emerges Outside Puerto Rico’s Two-Party System
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Alexandra Marie Figueroa-Miranda spent days counting ballots after the contentious Nov. 3 election. But, as a resident of Puerto Rico, she wasn’t counting any votes for Donald Trump or Joe Biden. She and the millions of other Americans living in the commonwealth can’t vote in U.S. presidential elections, despite their contributions to federal taxes…
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Thinking About a PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X/S? Here Are 4 Reasons to Hold Off
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Gamers, rejoice! The hotly anticipated next-generation consoles from Microsoft and Sony are now available, meaning you can enjoy kicking ass and taking names on your TV in luxurious 4K glory. But if you’re on the fence about upgrading to the Xbox Series X/S or PlayStation 5 (or you just can't find one in stock), you might want to stay there.…
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4 Ways You Can Save Money on Your Thanksgiving Meal, According to an Ex-Chef and Personal Finance Blogger
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Welcome to TechCrunch daily news, a round up of the top tech news of the day. --Roblox opens its books --Snap makes an acquisition --and Pfizer and BioNTech seek regulatory approval for their vaccine. This is your Daily Crunch. The big story is: Roblox is going public. The child-friendly gaming company filed confidentially to go public in October, …
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How you can help those providing aid in Central America following Iota and Eta
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Hello, and welcome to This Day in History. Here’s what happened on November 21st. Who shot J.R.? Forty years ago today, 350 million people worldwide tuned in to the prime time soap Dallas to find out. J.R. Ewing, the character fans loved to hate, had been shot on the season-ending episode the previous March, in what now stands as one of television’…
