Month: July 2019

Taylor Swift just dropped a new single from her upcoming album. Called “The Archer,” the dark, synth-pop ballad was released with a fuschia-colored lyrics video via Instagram Live and YouTube on Tuesday. Click Here: Celtic Football Shirts Unlike the two previous singles from her album “Lover,” to be released Aug. 23, “The Archer” is moreRead moreRead more

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is releasing its first anti-vaping television ads Monday targeting teens as part of its “The Real Cost” Youth E-Cigarette Prevention Campaign. A statement said ads will run on ESPN, TeenNick, CW and MTV, along with music sites and social media. The ads, titled “Magic,” feature street magician Julius DeinRead moreRead more

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A federal judge blocked three new abortion restrictions from taking effect Wednesday in Arkansas, including a measure that opponents say would likely force the state’s only surgical abortion clinic to close. U.S. District Judge Kristine Baker granted a 14-day temporary restraining order shortly before midnight Tuesday. The 159-page order blocks theRead moreRead more

Customers who ordered from Forever 21’s plus-size collection got way more than they bargained for this week. The retailer sent Atkins low-carb lemon diet bars to its customers, which included those who purchased plus-size clothing. The tone-deaf move was called out on social media as a prime example of fat-shaming. After the news broke, theRead moreRead more

Cops have identified one of the punks who was caught on video dousing uniformed NYPD officers with buckets of water as they attempted to make arrests over the weekend, according to police sources. The “person of interest” — described as a gang member in his 20s — was allegedly involved in the Brooklyn incident, whichRead moreRead more

Encrypted messaging apps such as WhatsApp “jeopardize public safety” and must be opened up to scrutiny by law enforcement agencies, Attorney General William Barr said Tuesday during a cyber-security conference at Fordham Law School. “Converting the internet and communications platforms into a law-free zone, and thus giving criminals the means to operate free of lawfulRead moreRead more

The NBA is investigating how free agency unfolded this summer after several teams lodged tampering complaints, according to ESPN — and the Nets could figure heavily in that investigation. That’s because, before free agency opened at 6 p.m. on June 30, news already had broken that two of the league’s biggest stars — Kevin DurantRead moreRead more

Italy is planning on packing phone-addicted teenagers off to rehab with a tough new law to curb social media obsession. New legislation is set to crackdown on a phenomenon called “nomophobia,” which means living in fear of losing your mobile and having no internet connection. According to the bill, eight out of 10 Italian teensRead moreRead more

Harley-Davidson warned that its bike sales this year could drop more than previously expected, as it grapples with tariff troubles and slack demand from millennials. The Milwaukee-based motorcycle maker — which got into a tussle with President Trump last summer over its plans to move some of its manufacturing overseas — expects to ship 212,000Read moreRead more

The Justice Department announced Tuesday that it is launching a probe into big tech companies’ efforts to reduce competition and stifle innovation— raising the heat on an already-embattled industry. The DOJ’s antitrust division will determine whether “market-leading online platforms have achieved market power and are engaging in practices that have reduced competition, stifled innovation, orRead moreRead more