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Apple is notoriously tight-lipped when it comes to releasing sales and subscriber data. How many iPhones did the company sell last year? It won't say. How many Apple Music subscribers are there? We ...

Many football fans are scrambling to find out how to watch NFL RedZone for free this week with Streameast, Methstreams, Crackstreams and so many other free live sports streaming websites now shut down ...

A Shelby Middle School teacher was arrested after investigators said she used a Georgia woman’s identity to fraudulently get a job with Cleveland County Schools, officials said. Janet Yevette Martin, ...

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Your browser does not support the audio element. Screening Disney’s pioneering film just as arcade fever was gripping the land, and as beige-boxed PCs were becoming ...

The long-suffering legal counsel only appears when they have managed to find themselves in the deepest possible trouble, which is quite often, or when he actively seeks out and defends clients whom ...

In 2025, Beverly, Mass., was named the hottest ZIP code in the US for 2025 by the real estate website, Realtor.com. This isn’t the first time Beverly has been the “place to be.” In 1908, Beverly was ...

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COBB COUNTY, Ga. — The Cobb County Government will present updated county code at a work session on Oct. 28. It’s part of a larger process, undertaken yearly, where county staff review and update ...

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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The number of abortions performed in Ohio did not increase in the wake of the implementation of a reproductive rights amendment, state data shows. Ohio law requires physicians ...