John Corrigan
Deputy Environmental, Health and Science Editor at Los Angeles Times
Deputy environmental/science editor at the Los Angeles Times, former Wall Street Journal editor in Washington DC and Beijing.
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1 week ago |
ppai.org | John Corrigan
Electronics manufacturer Anker has recalled more than one million power banks for safety reasons posed by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The CPSC has received 19 reports of the Anker PowerCore 10000 overheating, leading to fires or explosions. The recall applies to products with the model number "A1263" engraved on the power bank.
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1 week ago |
ppai.org | John Corrigan
In the promotional products world, the pace is relentless - deadlines are tight, clients are demanding, and product options are endless. And yet, the leading distributors don't just survive in this environment - they thrive. The best of the best land major accounts, deliver flawlessly and keep growing without losing their edge. So, what are they doing differently? Let's take a closer look at what sets PPAI 100 distributors apart.
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2 weeks ago |
ppai.org | John Corrigan
commonsku (PPAI 552077) recently brought together 70 team members for its annual June HQ gathering at Toronto's Novotel Centre. commonsku is a cloud-based CRM, order management and social collaboration platform tailored to the promotional products industry. The two-day event transformed the venue into a hub of AI innovation and cross-functional collaboration, aiming to accelerate the Canadian company's growth.
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2 weeks ago |
ppai.org | John Corrigan
If a Mediterranean vacation isn't in the cards this summer, a tin of sardines might be the next best thing. The internet's most unlikely obsession has turned the humble canned fish into a full-on lifestyle trend. Sardines - once relegated to the back of the pantry next to the emergency beans - have somehow become stylish, snackable and surprisingly giftable. It started quietly online, but now it's everywhere: in fashion drops, merch aisles and, naturally, Times Square.
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2 weeks ago |
ppai.org | John Corrigan
"I still believe that rock and roll can save the world."That's what Cyndi Lauper told Stephen Colbert on Tuesday's episode of The Late Show. The 2025 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee went on to list past efforts like Live Aid and "Do They Know It's Christmas?" as important activism made possible by musical artists. Now she's adding her own initiative to the list.
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What's up with these mysterious land purchases within Joshua Tree National Park? Read this amazing story by @phila_lex and @lila_seidman for clues: https://t.co/Fp0ZRrxq9J
California electricity rates -- highest in the nation -- are being pushed even higher by a glut of solar power. Bad planning? https://t.co/zsBvTc9GYK
I guest-wrote the L.A. Times Boiling Point column this week, with a dispatch from Africa: https://t.co/DXM2KCPL7F