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Samsung, Insignia, LG, and VIZIO produce some of the best 24-inch smart TVs on the market today.
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Smart TVs are becoming more affordable than ever thanks to a plethora of new technologies. As enthusiasts are able to check out high-resolution 8K displays built with mini-LED screens, budget-oriented consumers can find cheaper TVs that still boast fantastic features. For those that want to squeeze the most value out of these devices while having enough room to set up other devices nearby, a 24-inch Smart TV is perhaps the best choice.

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In his letter he explains how cannabis can not only provide the same pain relief as opioids, it can even heal the diseased addict’s brain, breaking their addiction. This is a promising solution for a crisis that takes 115 Americans lives a day. “I have seen this firsthand. All over the country, I have met patients who have weaned themselves off opioids using cannabis.” Gupta states the consensus is clear, cannabis can treat pain and decrease inflammation with virtually no risk of overdose or sudden death. The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine arrived at this conclusion in 2017 after what is said to be the “most comprehensive studies of recent research” on the health benefits of cannabis.
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An alleged serial rapist was arrested last month with help from evidence saved by a Baltimore County doctor nearly half a century ago.
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An alleged serial rapist was arrested last month with help from evidence saved by a Baltimore County doctor nearly half a century ago. ProPublica highlighted this rare trove of hospital microscope slides in its Cold Justice series and inspired a new Maryland law to protect the evidence.

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Explore how Andrey Sheverdin, with his groundbreaking app "Driving School in the Phone," is transforming driver education globally.
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Andrey Sheverdin's app, "Driving School in the Phone," is reshaping driver education globally. From disrupting traditional methods to expanding into the U.S., the app pioneers inclusive learning. With AI, multilingual support, and personalized experiences, Sheverdin aims to revolutionize driver training. The app's imminent U.S. release brings a fresh approach to driver education, with a focus on adaptability, inclusivity, and collaboration with local driving schools. Sheverdin's journey reflects a commitment to making quality driver training universally accessible.

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That suggests that poor defendants will remain deprived of meaningful legal assistance as they wait months or years often in jail...
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The Daily Journal, The Marshall Project and ProPublica found that many courts are not prepared to implement that rule either. That suggests that poor defendants will remain deprived of meaningful legal assistance as they wait months or years, often in jail, for prosecutors to decide whether to pursue felony charges.

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It took six years, from the algorithm’s deployment in 2017 until “Inside the Suspicion Machine” published, for the public to get a full picture of how it worked
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The investigation showed that the algorithm, built for Rotterdam by the consultancy Accenture, discriminated on the basis of ethnicity and gender. And most impressively, it demonstrated in exacting detail how and why the algorithm behaved the way it did. (Congrats to the Lighthouse/Wired team, including Dhruv Mehrotra, who readers may recall helped us investigate crime prediction algorithms in 2021.) Cities around the world and quite a few U.S. states are using similar algorithms built by private companies to flag citizens for benefits fraud. Not for lack of trying, we know very little about how they work.

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Lanieux, who had been arrested for aggravated flight from an officer, was prosecuted under Louisiana's controversial habitual offender law
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Lanieux, who had been arrested for aggravated flight from an officer, was prosecuted under Louisiana's controversial habitual offender law, sometimes known as a “three strikes and you're out” rule. The statute allows district attorneys to significantly enhance sentences, often by decades, for people with previous felony convictions.

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Laura S. Quinn joins us here to share some tips and best practices for successfully finding funding for technology projects.
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Technology is an essential building block of any nonprofit organization. Finding the funding to allow you to build your tech infrastructure can be frustrating. In this second video, Laura S. Quinn explains how to craft a great proposal that shows the need for the technology within your project. She provides some guidance on what to include in order to show the funder how technology fits into the project.

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It took Malena and Ben a year to do this investigation. It required extensive interviews, time spent reading 600-page court documents, and filing requests
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It’s Sisi again. The first time I heard of UNOS, it was on the steamy medical drama “Grey’s Anatomy.” I don’t even remember if they explained what UNOS stood for when they first mentioned it (it’s the United Network for Organ Sharing), but it was clear from context clues that the extremely beautiful doctors in “Grey’s” needed UNOS to greenlight their patients’ organ transplants. Younger me remembers a lot of doctors yelling, “Call UNOS!” and “Well, call them again!” But don’t hold me accountable for those lines showing up in the show. They’re just ingrained in my memory.

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Are you bold enough to say what you need to say in a meeting or do you feel knots in your stomach and refuse to speak up?
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Are you bold enough to say what you need to say in a meeting or do you feel knots in your stomach and refuse to speak up?