Tech Entrepreneurship, Business Plans, and CBS Blasted

What’s the Most Profitable Business to Start in 2024?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 February 23, 2024 | [Read Online]( Good morning. It's Friday, Feb. 23, and we're covering CBS blasted for seizing Catherine Herridge's files, major cell phone outage nationwide, 3 potential offensive line targets for Jets, and much more. First time reading? Sign up here. American Fact of the Day! Rhode Island: Rhode Islanders are great at growing pumpkins, setting and resetting the world record for the largest pumpkin several times in the last decade. Though Ron Wallace’s 2,009-pound pumpkin was topped by some Californian’s this year, there’s no doubt Rhode Island will soon be back on top. Breaking Updates CBS Blasted for Seizing Catherine Herridge's Files, 'Information From Privileged Sources' After Firing [Renowned law professor and Fox News contributor Jonathan Turley dropped a bombshell](on Thursday about the recent layoffs at CBS News, including celebrated investigative journalist Catherine Herridge. Turley reported in a column that after Herridge was fired, "CBS officials took the unusual step of seizing her files, computers, and records, including information on privileged sources," which allegedly violated her contract. According to Turley, multiple current and former CBS employees were stunned: I have spoken confidentially with current and former CBS employees who have stated that they could not recall the company ever taking such a step before. One former CBS journalist said that many employees “are confused why [Herridge] was laid off, as one of the correspondents who broke news regularly and did a lot of original reporting.” [A former CBS manager, who also spoke on condition of anonymity,]( said that he had “never heard of anything like this.” He attested to the fact that, in past departures, journalists took all of their files and office contents. Indeed, the company would box up everything from cups to post-its for departing reporters. He said the holding of the material was “outrageous” and clearly endangered confidential sources. The timing of Herridge’s termination immediately raised suspicions in Washington. She was pursuing stories that were unwelcomed by the Biden White House and many Democratic powerhouses, including the Hur report on Joe Biden’s diminished mental capacity, [the Biden corruption scandal, and the Hunter Biden laptop.]( She continued to pursue these stories despite reports of pushback from CBS executives, including CBS News President Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews. Read more updates [here]( Major Cell Phone Outage Nationwide Affecting AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon; Some 911 Impacted [There's a major cellphone outage that's hitting nationwide,]( affecting AT&T and T-Mobile. Verizon also reported issues but said it was mostly due to trying to call people with other services who were having issues. [AT&T seemed to have experienced the largest number of issues,](with nearly 32,000 reports at around 4:30 a.m., according to data from DownDetector, which tracks outages by collating status reports from sources including user-submitted errors on its platform. More than 800 service outages were also reported on T-Mobile. Others reported issues on smaller carriers including Boost Mobile, Consumer Cellular and Straight Talk Wireless. Some AT&T customers had their phones stuck in "SOS mode." [Some feared a cyber attack,]( with one techie saying he “can’t imagine this is incompetence or a single node failure.” But they have not yet determined what the cause is. Read more updates [here]( American Sports & Culture MLB's Fanatics-produced pants blasted by players, union chief: 'The pants are see-through' Everyone hates MLB's new uniforms, from top to bottom. NBA All-Star Game: If players aren't willing to take it seriously, why does this game still need to exist? All-Star Games like the one we saw Sunday night serve no discernible purpose to the majority of fans Three potential offensive line targets for Jets in 2024 NFL Draft Since the Jets are treating 2024 like a complete redo of 2023, it only makes sense for a familiar scenario to unfold in the first round of the draft. American Business & Markets Business Plan: What it Is, How to Write One - NerdWallet A business plan explains what your business does now and where you hope to be in three to five years. You may need one to apply for a business loan. What’s the Most Profitable Business to Start in 2024? Looking to start a business and wondering what's the best kind to start? We have 21 of the most profitable business opportunities in 2024. 5 Things Tech Entrepreneurship Taught Me About Finance Embrace the boring and be sure to save up for that rainy day. American Politics Biden brags Supreme Court 'didn't stop' him from canceling student loans: He's 'happy to break the law' President Biden appeared to shrug off constitutional or Supreme Court concerns over canceling $1.2 billion worth of student loans in a speech on Wednesday. Big Tech, Families and the Role of Government In a rare moment of bipartisanship, senators on both sides of the aisle have agreed that social media is not safe for teens, and that it’s time for the government to do something about it. Supreme Court approval rating stands at 40 percent in new poll About 40 percent of U.S. adults say they approve of the job the Supreme Court is doing, according to a poll released Tuesday. Share Keeping Up With America You currently have 0 referrals. [Click to Share]( Or copy and paste this link to others: Update your email preferences or unsubscribe [here]( © 2024 Keeping Up With America 19354 Watermark Drive, Suite 202 Cornelius, NC 28031, United States