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HBO Max and Discovery+ are joining forces to create Max. But will it be enough to move up the top 5 streaming list on Five For Friday?

The streaming wars are heating up with more and more competition entering the chat, even though most streaming services still fail to turn a profit. The streaming audience, at least, can’t get enough content. The majority of streamers have at least three subscriptions, according to tracking data from CivicScience. Here are the top streaming platforms…

Advanced developed nations like India, Turkey and Brazil are a little late to the global scene, but now could be their time to shine.

The balance of power across the globe is shifting, thanks to aging populations in China and Japan and declining economic influence for longtime powerhouses like Germany. The door is wide open for advanced developing countries — India, Turkey, and Indonesia to name a few — to step up on the international stage, if they avoid…

Does anyone really need to own an AR-15, the weapon of choice used in ten of the 17 deadliest mass killings in the United States since 2012?

Three children and three educators were killed at a Christian elementary school in Nashville on March 27. The shooter, a 28-year-old former student, was armed with three legally purchased firearms, including an AR-15 military-style rifle. Two weeks later, a man shot and killed five colleagues at the bank in Louisville, Kentucky where he worked. He…

The top negotiator in the United States vowed that not only will Evan Gershkovich return home from Russia, but Paul Whelan as well.

America’s top negotiator vowed that not only will the United States bring home recently-detained Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich from Russia, but Paul Whelan as well. Gershkovich was detained in Russia on March 29 while on a reporting trip. Russia has accused him of espionage, but the U.S. says he is being wrongfully detained.…

Sources said a Massachusetts National Guard member is responsible for leaking highly classified documents on Discord.

UPDATED AT 1:42 CENTRAL: The FBI arrested a man believed to be responsible for leaking hundreds of highly classified materials on the social media platform Discord. According to the New York Times, on Thursday April 13th, half a dozen FBI agents arrested 21-yeard-old Massachusetts Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira. The NYT times was the first…

The potential restrictions on TikTok are only the beginning of a necessary move toward protecting our personal information and data.

When TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew testified before Congress in March, he claimed the platform — owned by Chinese technology company ByteDance — doesn’t share user data with the Chinese government. Lawmakers weren’t buying it and neither have dozens of countries around the world. Congress, the U.S. military and more than half of U.S. states…

Russia's ambassador to Belarus has said Russian tactical nuclear weapons will be deployed close to Belarus’ borders with NATO neighbors.

As the Department of Defense continues to investigate who might’ve leaked classified documents detailing U.S. and NATO plans in Ukraine, Russia’s ambassador to Belarus, Boris Gryzlov, turned up the heat. On April 2, Gryzlov said some Russian tactical nuclear weapons will be stationed in Belarus close to its border with NATO members Lithuania, Latvia, and…

NYC unveiled high-tech policing devices including a robotic dog, an autonomous security robot and a tracking system called StarChase.

New York City officials have unveiled three new high-tech policing devices Tuesday, April 11, including a robotic dog that critics called “creepy” and “dystopian” when it had first joined the police pack over two years ago. During a press conference unveiling event in Times Square, Mayor Eric Adams reintroduced the tech and said the “technology…

Justice Thomas violated financial disclosure rules by not reporting free travel gifts from GOP megadonor Harlan Crow. Should he be impeached?

ProPublica has reported that Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas secretly accepted extravagant gifts from a Texas real estate magnate for two decades without disclosing them. Harlan Crow, a GOP megadonor, treated Thomas and his wife Ginni to free trips on his private jet and 162-foot superyacht in an apparent violation of a post-Watergate financial disclosure…

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