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 | From the Editor's Desk Flores, who uses other AI-powered platforms OnModel, Pincel, and Botika, offered an example of how he uses tech to target different groups of shoppers: If a certain style of clothing would resonate more with women aged between 30 and 45 years, he uses AI to help generate a model that’s fitting for that product. |
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| Work Ex-Doctor Charged With Manslaughter in New York Woman’s Suicide  Ten states, including New Jersey, and Washington, D.C., allow some form of such aid. A bill that would legalize medical aid in dying in New York has repeatedly failed to win lawmakers’ approval in recent years. |
| Work Fishing regulators say no to catching more of this most valuable species  The eel fishing season happens every spring and Maine is the only U.S. state with a significant, legal fishery for elvers. Last year\'s harvest was worth about $2,031 per pound, orders of magnitude more than lobsters or scallops. |
| Work US porn actress who has advocated for Palestinians visits Iran, sparking outrage in both countries  “The Islamic Republic of Iran is a primary driver of instability across the Middle East region, and it has been since 1979,” the State Department said. “If Iran actually cared about peace and stability in the Middle East region or the welfare of the people there, it would cease its support for terrorist organizations.” |
| Work Patrick Mahomes tight-lipped about his dad's arrest ahead of Super Bowl  Jackson also stirred up controversy a couple of years ago for tossing water on Ravens fans who were taunting him after a Chiefs loss, and for dancing in a TikTok video on the number painted on the field of slain Washington safety Sean Taylor. |
| Work Officials tout Super Bowl plans to crimp counterfeiting, ground drones, curb human trafficking  Burke noted that TSA officers were trained to spot human trafficking and that extra agents will be added to handle record post-game crowds expected to top more than 100,000 passengers a day early next week at Harry Reid airport. She promised that every lane of every airport security checkpoint will be open nonstop for 48 hours after the Super Bowl ends. |
| Work US rolls out visa restriction policy on people who abuse spyware to target journalists, activists  Amnesty International also reported that its forensic researchers had determined that Pegasus spyware was installed on the phone of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi’s fiancée, Hatice Cengiz, just four days after he was killed in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul in 2018. The company had previously been implicated in other spying on Khashoggi. |
| Work Hospital: Pediatric flu cases hit highest one-week mark in DFW since 2022  “We’ve also had a cold snap the last few weeks, it was more cold and rainy in January,” Lowery said. “So people were indoors more, and I think that also has probably propagated this increase in flu cases.” |
| Work Dallas school bus driver says he was assaulted by angry parent, police investigating  Senkow is back at work but says he’s unsure how long he will continue driving school buses. Dallas Police tell NBC 5 the suspect left the location of the alleged assault before officers arrived |
| Work How a North Texas Family Just Closed on a Home with a 3 Percent Interest Rate  NBC 5 Responds is committed to researching your concerns and recovering your money. Our goal is to get you answers and, if possible, solutions and a resolution. Call us at 844-5RESPND (844-573-7763) or fill out our customer complaint form. |
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| Work Records: New laptops for Tempe officers sat in boxes for years, projects left incomplete  Tempe Police Chief Kenneth McCoy began his leadership of the Tempe Police Department in June 2023, more than a year after this investigation began. Under his leadership, the TSU will continue to improve its performance, as will each unit of Tempe Police Department. We will work every single day to make Tempe Police one of the premier police departments in the state and the nation.\" |
| Work 54-year-old man dies after suffering medical emergency in Central Jail  In 2021, state officials released an audit reporting that 185 people died in Sheriff’s Department jail custody between 2006 and 2020 — the highest death rate among large California counties. |
| Work Is Apple's new Vision Pro a health care machine? Sharp Healthcare thinks so  “Now I’m armed, before I go into the exam room, with all of the knowledge organized visually and conveniently,” Korn said. “Now I can share that information with the patient and not be focused on the computer.” |
| Work San Diego businessman who wanted partner kidnapped loses lawsuit due to 'unclean hands'  The 45-year-old man pleaded not guilty Thursday to several weapons-related offenses after San Diego police said they found “ghost guns” and more while searching home following boy’s alleged threat |
| Work Not just stormwater: San Diego needs more than $6 billion for crucial infrastructure — but has just a quarter of that  The city has long promised to upgrade Mira Mesa Community Park with an aquatics complex and skate park. The project most recently ran into a bureaucratic snag and the delay opened the door to questions about the city’s financing plan |
| Work Heavy rain accelerates landslide above San Clemente railroad  North County Transit District’s Coaster trains between Oceanside and San Diego are not affected. Metrolink trains, which normally go as far south as Oceanside, are only operating as far south as the Laguna Niguel-Mission Viejo station during the suspension. |
| Work Mike McGuire is everywhere. Can he harness his energy as California’s new Senate leader?  Mackenzie Mays covers state government and politics in the Los Angeles Times’ Sacramento bureau. Previously, she worked as an investigative reporter for Politico, the Fresno Bee and the Charleston Gazette-Mail. In 2019, she received the National Press Club Press Freedom Award for her political watchdog reporting. She is a graduate of West Virginia University and proud Appalachian. |
| Work Mudslides, drowned highways, upended homes: Scenes from Southern California's atmospheric river  Hailey Branson-Potts is a Metro reporter for the Los Angeles Times who joined the newspaper in 2011. She grew up in the small town of Perry, Okla., and graduated from the University of Oklahoma. |
| Work He jumped into storm-swollen waters to save his dog. Then he had to be saved  Noah Goldberg covers breaking news for the Los Angeles Times. He worked previously in New York City as the Brooklyn courts reporter for the New York Daily News, covering major criminal trials as well as working on enterprise stories. Before that, he was the criminal justice reporter for the Brooklyn Eagle. |
| Work Pacific Coast Highway closed in numerous areas due to storm  Noah Goldberg covers breaking news for the Los Angeles Times. He worked previously in New York City as the Brooklyn courts reporter for the New York Daily News, covering major criminal trials as well as working on enterprise stories. Before that, he was the criminal justice reporter for the Brooklyn Eagle. |
| Work Amazon truck hangs on hillside, threatening home below  Noah Goldberg covers breaking news for the Los Angeles Times. He worked previously in New York City as the Brooklyn courts reporter for the New York Daily News, covering major criminal trials as well as working on enterprise stories. Before that, he was the criminal justice reporter for the Brooklyn Eagle. |
| Work Inger McCabe Elliott, Who Famously Became Con Man’s Victim, Dies at 90  Charmed, the Elliotts invited the young man — his real name was David Hampton, they later learned — to spend the night at their East Side apartment and gave him $50 and some clothes. He asked Mrs. Elliott to wake him early the next morning so that he could go jogging. |
| Work Bob Beckwith, Firefighter Who Stood With Bush After 9/11, Dies at 91  “I can hear you, the rest of the world hears you,” Mr. Bush shouted to the crowd in a rousing address beamed on live TV, “and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon.” |
| Work New York State Could Build Its Own Housing Under a New Bill  The bill is likely to meet with resistance. The state, which is facing possible budget deficits, would need to provide hefty subsidies to make rents affordable to those with the lowest incomes. Ms. Gallagher and other proponents of the agency are floating an initial capital price tag of up to $5 billion between bonds and state subsidies. |
| Work Ex-N.Y.P.D. Official Admits Funneling Illegal Funds to Adams Campaign  There is no such language in Mr. Montgomery’s agreement and no indication he is cooperating. The seven months between the indictment and his guilty plea would have left prosecutors time to interview him. It is not known if he provided broader information about campaign finance crimes. |
| Work Mayor Adams Joins Police Raid, Seeking to Expose a Migrant Crime Ring  “His most recent stunt with the N.Y.P.D. sends the wrong kind of message to New Yorkers about our newest arrivals and incites fear of police among asylum seekers,” said Murad Awawdeh, executive director of the New York Immigration Coalition. |
| Work Transfer Talk: Mbappe's wage demands could scupper Real move  - Orlando City SC are closing in on the permanent signing of Colombian 32-year-old forward Luis Muriel from Atalanta, according to Moretto Matte. With the MLS window still open, the Lions are hoping to take advantage and seize an experienced forward from Serie A. Now 32, Muriel has enjoyed profitable spells in front of goal while at Udinese, Sampdoria and Fiorentina. |
| Work Messi feels better, hopes to play in Tokyo friendly  \"While it may be true that many fans purchased tickets with the hope of seeing Messi, the ticket is to watch the match, not a specific player -- unless there is a condition that says otherwise,\" Conrad told The Associated Press. |
| Work 'Outplayed' Canes manage historic-low 38 points  Beekman gave Virginia a double-digit lead with 4:08 remaining in the first half and Miami trailed by at least 12 the entire second half. The Cavaliers started the second half with an 18-4 run, and then held Miami to just five field goals the rest of the way. |
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| Work Why Coinbase Stock Dropped 9.2% Today  Stock Advisor provides investors with an easy-to-follow blueprint for success, including guidance on building a portfolio, regular updates from analysts, and two new stock picks each month. The Stock Advisor service has more than tripled the return of S&P 500 since 2002*. |
| Work Here's Why Shares of Coinbase, Marathon Digital, and Riot Platforms All Fell in January  Stock Advisor provides investors with an easy-to-follow blueprint for success, including guidance on building a portfolio, regular updates from analysts, and two new stock picks each month. The Stock Advisor service has more than tripled the return of S&P 500 since 2002*. |
| Work The stock market just did something for the first time since 1987 - and it's a sign the rally is unsustainable, top economist David Rosenberg says  \"Back then, it was the advent of the Internet that saved the day, and this time, ostensibly, it is all the chip spending around the generative AI craze,\" he said. \"Just remember that we went into that last leg of the bull market with a forward P/E of 15x, not 20x.\" |
| Work Palantir Jumps After First Annual Profit, Big AI Demand  Karp also said Palantir is getting “bombarded” by inbound requests from people looking for jobs, and that he’s getting personally involved in hiring decisions as he did during the company’s early days. |
| Work PayPal Stock (NASDAQ:PYPL): The Underdog in the AI Race  I don’t think it’s fair for investors to punish PayPal for its recent AI-heavy event. While it may not have showcased the most ground-breaking features on the planet, I do believe PayPal is on the right track. And over time, the firm certainly has the ability to enrich its offering further as it welcomes AI with open arms. |
| Work Alibaba’s 80% Loss May Extend on Competition Worries  The Japanese government will provide an additional ¥150 billion ($1 billion) in support to a chipmaking joint venture between Kioxia Holdings Corp. and Western Digital Corp., the latest push by the country to bolster its domestic semiconductor industry. |
| Work Biden would veto standalone Israel aid bill backed by GOP, says White House  Under the proposal, people who seek asylum, which provides protection for people facing persecution in their home countries, would face a tougher and faster process to having their claim evaluated. The standard in initial interviews would be raised, and many would receive those interviews within days of arriving at the border. |
| Work Viral videos of Tesla drivers using VR headsets prompt US government alarm  Buttigieg has made similar comments previously about the use of Tesla’s autopilot. Tesla says its advanced driver features are intended for use with a fully attentive driver “who has their hands on the wheel and is prepared to take over at any moment”. |
| Work Bruce Willis' wife writing book about being his caregiver after dementia diagnosis  She said she hoped her book would help "care partners, but especially new care partners, who have just received this life-changing news ⦠they should know they are not alone and there is support, even hope. In a perfect world, I envision this book in that doctor's office, and he or she, puts it in their hands to bring home." |
| Work Ilhan Omar speech proved to be mistranslated but outrage continues spread  And her party is standing behind her. Hakeem Jeffries, the House minority leader, criticised the move as a “frivolous censure resolution, designed to inflame and castigate and further divide us”. |
| Work Help failing to keep pace with families facing 'bed poverty', says Barnardo's  "The current fund is available up until March 2024 as part of wider cost of living support worth on average £3,700 per household, including raising benefits by 6.7% from April and increasing the local housing allowance." |
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| Work UK weather: snow threatens travel disruption as temperatures drop  “It’s from Thursday that the snow risk becomes more potentially impactful, as mild air attempts to move back in from the south, bumping into the cold air and increasing the chance of snow developing on the leading edge. |
| Work BP profits halve to $13.8bn but beat forecasts  BP is under pressure from the activist hedge fund Bluebell Capital Partners to drop its plan to curb its future oil and gas production. The London-based hedge fund wrote to BP shortly after acquiring a small stake in the company last September, arguing that its strategy has depressed its share price and presumed a “drastic decline in oil and gas demand, which we consider to be utterly unrealistic”. |
| Work 'Not a betting person': Rishi Sunak rows back on £1,000 Rwanda bet  Asked if it shocked him that poor families were reportedly having to water down baby formula, the prime minister replied: "Of course I am sad to hear that people are in that situation." |
| Work King Charles's cancer 'caught early', says Rishi Sunak - latest updates  Navigating a cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship takes hope and absolute courage. [My wife] Jill and I join the people of the United Kingdom in praying that His Majesty experiences a swift and full recovery. |
| Work Middle East crisis live: Blinken heads to Egypt in effort to seek 'enduring end' to Israel-Gaza war  A former French foreign minister, Catherine Colonna, is to lead an independent review of the UN agency for Palestinian refugees after accusations by Israel that at least 12 staff members were involved in the Hamas attack on Israel on 7 October. The review was ordered by Philippe Lazzarini, the head of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), last month before the publication of the Israeli allegations and a subsequent mass exodus of donors led by the US and UK. |
| Work Kosovo accused of raising ethnic tensions by banning use of Serbian dinar  Sources close to the Kosovan government said the the switch to the euro in the north of the country was driven by concerns about counterfeit money and illegal flows of cash, not by a desire to provoke the Serbian government. |
| Work Stage-three tax cuts: Labor's changes to pass parliament with Coalition support  Albanese has effectively ruled out concessions to win parliamentary support for the income tax cuts, arguing they stand on their own merits and adequacy of government payments will be considered separately. |
| Work Smart TVs must showcase Australian free-to-air channels alongside streaming services under proposed legislation  On 21 February Foxtel will launch its own smart TV technology called Hubbl – pitched as the “world’s best user interface” – which will integrate paid and free TV services in one device. |