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1 month ago | 
jobsnhire.com | Kareen Liez |DAVID THOMPSON
A car accident in Texas can come with more than just the injuries you suffered in the accident. You may be facing huge medical bills you cannot pay or lost wages due to your inability to return to work. The good news is that Texas personal injury law allows you to pursue compensation to help pay these bills. However, the possibility of that happening may depend on whether or not you have legal representation for the case.
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Jan 19, 2025 | 
thedailybeast.com | DAVID THOMPSON
U.S. NewsThe clock ran out for the hugely popular app on Saturday evening as it was officially banned in the U.S. over security fears surrounding it’s Chinese origins. Updated Jan. 19 2025 12:03AM EST / Published Jan. 18 2025 11:59PM EST NurPhoto/NurPhoto via Getty Images Viral app sensation TikTok went dark for its 170 million U.S. users on Saturday evening. A message to those opening the app on their cellphones read, “Sorry, TikTok isn’t available right now.
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Jan 18, 2025 | 
msn.com | DAVID THOMPSON
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Jan 18, 2025 | 
msn.com | DAVID THOMPSON
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
businessandamerica.com | DAVID THOMPSON
The Power and Peril of Social Media AlgorithmsSocial media platforms have transformed our interaction with historical and political issues, making previously obscure subjects broadly available. But there is a price for this democratization of information: engagement frequently comes before accuracy. The problem of comfort women, a very sensitive and politically fraught historical subject that has been used as a weapon online, especially against Japan, is one well-known example.
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Jan 9, 2025 | 
sciencetimes.com | DAVID THOMPSON
Few individuals have left as impactful a mark as Varvara Soloveva in the landscape of Digital Innovation and Artificial Intelligence. Recognized as one of the distinct global experts at the intersection of Digital Sales Acceleration, Digital Product Development, and Advanced Analytics, Varvara has positioned herself as a leading voice in transforming banks and tech companies. Her career spans multiple continents and industries, focusing on reshaping customer experience and driving growth.
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Jan 3, 2025 | 
newsletter.co.uk | DAVID THOMPSON
A body representing anglers in Northern Ireland has urged members to stop paying for fishing permits – accusing a Stormont department of withdrawing from its duty to “protect and develop” the sport. The Ulster Angling Federation (UAF) has urged all its members not to purchase an Inland Fisheries Licence from the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA), over its decision not to stock the public angling estate with fish due to budget pressures.
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Jan 3, 2025 | 
newsletter.co.uk | DAVID THOMPSON
The PSNI has been criticised for a strip search policy which would allow men to conduct intimate searches of women, so long as they have a certificate which recognises them as female for certain purposes. The policy was revealed after a question to police from the News Letter, and comes amid a legal challenge to similar rules in another UK police force.
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Jan 1, 2025 | 
northernirelandworld.com | DAVID THOMPSON
A complaint from a prominent Ulster Unionist councillor about a selection process to replace Robin Swann was not responded to by the party, the News Letter understands. It comes amid an ongoing rift within the UUP, which has been brewing since last year and culminated in the resignation of former leader Doug Beattie. Ballymoney councillor Darryl Wilson was at the centre of events which led to Mr Beattie quitting.
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Jan 1, 2025 | 
northernirelandworld.com | DAVID THOMPSON
New Windsor Framework rules have come into effect which put Northern Ireland back under UK regulations for human medicines, loosening the EU control envisaged by the original Protocol. But DUP peer Lord Dodds has warned that the new rules are only there so long as the EU wishes – and don’t cover medical devices used in the health service. He also says that upcoming changes to parcels rules are “entirely unacceptable”.
