
Jack Aylmer
Energy Correspondent at Straight Arrow News
New England Emmy Award winning journalist, Boston native
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1 week ago |
san.com | Jack Aylmer |Jake Larsen |Kalé Carey |Mathew Grisham
The United States is reportedly increasing its intelligence-gathering efforts focused on Greenland, according to The Wall Street Journal, which cited two individuals familiar with the matter. The move appears to align with President Donald Trump’s previously expressed interest in acquiring the Arctic island, which remains a self-governing territory within the Kingdom of Denmark.
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san.com | Chris Francis |Jack Aylmer |Jake Larsen
A recent report from sports and entertainment marketing firm Two Circles found that the global sports industry totaled $170 billion in revenue in 2024. This marks a record high, surpassing the $159 billion generated in 2023. “At a time of ever-increasing technological change and globalization, sports IP has become more valuable than ever,” Gareth Balch, Two Circles chief executive and cofounder, said.
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san.com | Drew Pittock |Jack Aylmer |Jake Larsen |Lauren Keenan
Yemen’s Houthi militant group issued a warning to international airlines after it launched a missile that landed near Israel’s Ben Gurion International Airport on Sunday, May 4, sparking global concern over aviation safety in the region. The incident disrupted air traffic and led to flight cancellations that continued into Monday. The Houthis have claimed responsibility for the missile launch and warned international airlines to halt all scheduled flights to Israeli airports.
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san.com | Jack Aylmer |Kalé Carey |Matt Bishop
Paramount Global Chair Shari Redstone reportedly asked CBS executives whether it would be possible to delay airing news segments critical of President Donald Trump, according to anonymous sources in a recent article from Puck News. The request allegedly came in April, amid Paramount’s pending $8 billion merger with Skydance Media.
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san.com | Harry Fogle |Jack Aylmer |Karah Rucker
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is being criticized over its handling of public comments in an ongoing investigation into alleged censorship by major technology platforms. The inquiry, which began in March, aims to examine whether social media companies are unfairly restricting access to their services based on users’ speech or affiliations.
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