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Walmart launches new budget-friendly Android tablets starting at $97

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technology15h ago

Walmart launches new budget-friendly Android tablets starting at $97

Theverge.com and 2 more

Walmart unveils six new Onn Android tablets, all running Android 16, with prices from $97 to $288.
A 13-inch Pro model is the flagship with 8GB RAM, 256GB storage, and a bundled stylus and folio case.
The most affordable among them is the 7 Core Core tablet at $97, with a 7-inch display and 64GB storage.
An 11-inch Core tablet offers 6GB RAM and 128GB storage at $167, with up to 17 hours of battery life.
An 8-inch Core tablet costs $138, packing 6GB RAM and 64GB storage with microSD support.
A $118 8-inch kid-focused tablet is part of the lineup with a rugged case and child-oriented software.
The 11-inch kid model is priced at $136 and includes a protective bumper case and accessories.
Walmart paired the launch with a wider budget Android device strategy, expanding its affordable Onn lineup.
The 13-inch Pro includes features like Extended Display Mode and a stylus included in the box.
All models lack cellular connectivity and rely on Wi-Fi for use.

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National Park Service Designs Hilarious PSA Poster About Bear Safety

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science1d ago

National Park Service Designs Hilarious PSA Poster About Bear Safety

Mymodernmet.com

The National Park Service released a vintage-style PSA about bear safety to hikers.
The PSA urges hikers to stay calm and avoid panicking around bears.
Experts advise slow, sideways movement and talking to deter bears.
Different bear situations require specific responses, including fighting back if attacked.
The campaign notes bears rarely hunt humans and safety is about distance.
NPS links readers to more safety information on official channels.
The PSA includes notes about avoiding tree climbing and giving mothers space.
The poster uses humor and puns to promote wilderness safety and preservation.
The PSA is part of ongoing NPS safety outreach across social platforms.
The article notes bears’ behavior and emphasizes calm, cautious hiking.

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Aunt Gets Hilarious Taste Of Her Own Medicine After Baptizing Nephew Behind His Mom's Back | Percolately

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crime14h ago

Aunt Gets Hilarious Taste Of Her Own Medicine After Baptizing Nephew Behind His Mom's Back | Percolately

Percolately.com

The aunt baptized the child without parental consent, triggering a family confrontation.
Parents opposed non-consensual baptism, reaffirming belief in individual religious choice.
Unlicensed priest involved in the ceremony; the family later learned the baptism may be illegitimate.
A family member admits the priest’s illegitimacy, prompting steps to disengage from the incident.
Reddit discussions framed the event within broader debates about consent and religious pressure.
OP clarified that neither baptism nor the so-called priest had real ecclesiastical status.
Mother decided to avoid pursuing further action to de-baptize, focusing on peace.
The thread highlighted the importance of respecting each person’s religious choices.
Family members urged non-interference and emphasized consent in religious rites.

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Toplines: May 2026 Times/Siena National Poll of Registered Voters

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politics1h ago

Toplines: May 2026 Times/Siena National Poll of Registered Voters

Nytimes.com

Latest data show broad concern about the nation's direction, with a majority saying the country is on the wrong track.
Voters rate the economy as poor, with a large share describing conditions as only fair or poor.
Democrats hold a narrow edge in the congressional vote intention and overall party identification in the May 2026 results.
Trump’s approval on the economy remains mixed, with significant disapproval in the May 2026 wave.
Cross-tabs show variation in opinions by race, region, and party, revealing ideological divides within the electorate.
Independent and independent-leaning voters exhibit divergent views on Trump and the direction of the country.
The May poll includes deep-dive questions on opinions about Israel, Iran, and foreign policy, showing nuanced voter attitudes.
The poll uses live interviewers and English and Spanish language options nationwide, covering diverse demographics.
There are two NYT Times/Siena releases in May 2026 providing Toplines and Cross-Tabs for broader context.
The May 2026 data include a national sample size of 1,507 registered voters and detailed cross-tabulations.
The articles emphasize that some questions were withheld for later release, affecting complete data availability.

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I drove the Mercedes-Benz CLA 250+ for a week — and I can’t believe this luxury EV starts under $50,000

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technology1h ago

I drove the Mercedes-Benz CLA 250+ for a week — and I can’t believe this luxury EV starts under $50,000

Tomsguide.com

The 2027 CLA 250+ achieves class-leading efficiency at 4.24 mi/kWh, supporting longer range with a smaller battery.
MBUX Superscreen cockpit is a standout feature spanning driver to passenger displays.
Dual native charging ports add convenience for home and on-the-go charging.
Pricing varies; base price under $50K contrasts with as-tested price of about $60K.
Rear legroom is tight and trunk space is smaller, affecting practicality.
MB.DRIVE Parking Assist automates steering into parking spots with confidence.
The CLA 250+ combines luxury features with a starting price under $50,000 in theory.
Verdict: The CLA 250+ redefines affordable luxury EVs with efficiency and tech.
The vehicle emphasizes safety and driving aids like adaptive cruise control with smooth handling.
Car's interior design and lighting create a premium ambiance unique to the CLA 250+.

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STEPHEN MOORE: Government control of chip sales has a shocking downside

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technology1h ago

STEPHEN MOORE: Government control of chip sales has a shocking downside

Foxnews.com

Latest: Export controls are argued to cost U.S. chipmakers billions in lost sales annually.
The author says government policy mishandles the market and boosts China’s chip efforts.
The article warns that restrictions may undermine U.S. tech leadership and market access.
It cites legislation like the MATCH Act and GAIN Act as likely to hurt American firms.
China is described as ready to compensate for U.S. export restrictions with state funding.
The piece argues U.S. policy should prioritize free markets for tech leadership.
The author claims American tech leadership is built on market-led innovation, not heavy-handed policy.
The article asserts export controls act like tariffs on products, affecting competitiveness.
The column notes U.S. firms need global markets to recoup investment in chips.
The piece implies policy actions could backfire by driving innovation abroad.

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Lucky socks, Family Guy viewings and five showers a day: the world of NBA superstitions

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sports1h ago

Lucky socks, Family Guy viewings and five showers a day: the world of NBA superstitions

Theguardian.com

The Guardian profiles NBA superstitions, showing players’ rituals as part of game prep and culture.
Jason Terry slept in his uniforms and wore opposing team shorts before games to boost confidence.
Terry credits a late-season tattoo idea with inspiring teammates after winning the title in 2011.
Kevin Garnett’s routine included a peanut butter and jelly sandwich on specific bread before games.
The piece lists several legends with unique quirks, such as Ray Allen shaving and LeBron clipping nails before tip-off.
The article notes Terry and Garnett’s rituals span college and NBA careers, illustrating a long-standing culture of superstition.
The Guardian reflects that superstitions have accompanied players through decisive seasons and championships.
Terry’s 2011 Mavericks title season inspired teammates and became a talking point on superstition longevity.
The Guardian asserts that some rituals, while quirky, are tied to players' focus and confidence.

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US military is powerful enough to crush enemies, but can it defeat their 'final 10%?'

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world1h ago

US military is powerful enough to crush enemies, but can it defeat their 'final 10%?'

Foxnews.com

The piece argues the U.S. should pivot to cheaper, mass-based defenses as drones and missiles drive costs higher.
Experts say the 'Final Ten Percent' degradation costs may be higher and require a new approach to warfare in the Middle East.
The article cites drones like Shahed-136 as low-cost threats that challenge high-cost interceptors.
The piece asserts the U.S. should reinvest with a focus on defense modernization rather than large-scale ground campaigns.
The article links the NSS to a call for national mobilization to innovate powerful defenses at low cost.
The piece endorses restraint in Middle East entanglements while defending homeland and deterring rivals.
The article notes that the U.S. would benefit from moving away from costly precision platforms toward cheaper, distributable defenses.
The article mentions a broader strategic shift, including deterrence and limited engagement in the Indo-Pacific.
The author, Thibeau, identifies a need to modernize defense and rethink alliances and strategies in light of new warfare dynamics.

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How to Make Apps and Websites Remove Your Nonconsensual Nudes

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technology1h ago

How to Make Apps and Websites Remove Your Nonconsensual Nudes

Wired.com

The Take It Down Act now requires platforms to offer NCII reporting and takedown processes by May 19.
FTC guidance says platforms must make it easy to submit removal requests and retain rights to action.
Major platforms like Meta and Google have dedicated takedown forms for NCII submissions.
Some platforms already use StopNCII, a tool for matching abusive images across services.
Authorities stress that takedown requests require content location, consent denial, signature, and contact method.
Reddit, TikTok, and Microsoft are among early participants listed for NCII compliance.
Reports note that some platforms still lag in user-friendly takedown access or link availability.
Experts caution that younger users may struggle with compliance language and forms.
Experts say platforms may need ongoing testing to ensure forms are usable and accessible.
The Take It Down Act applies broadly to apps and services beyond social media.
Company responses show varied timelines for implementing takedown forms before enforcement.

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Retail stocks are ailing on fears about the U.S. consumer. Will these earnings change that?

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business1h ago

Retail stocks are ailing on fears about the U.S. consumer. Will these earnings change that?

Cnbc.com

Retail stocks fell broadly as investors awaited earnings from major chains amid signs of a weakening US consumer.
Analysts warned inflation and energy costs are squeezing real consumer purchasing power.
Analysts said the US consumer remains fragile, with wage gains uneven across income groups.
Some retailers’ stock performance shows divergence, with Costco and Walmart up significantly year-to-date.
Analysts highlighted a potential margin squeeze if demand weakens further.
The market watched for how energy costs and tax refunds influence consumer spending this summer.
Investors shifted focus toward essential staples as discretionary weakness persisted.
April retail sales rose 0.5% on a nominal basis but fell 0.2% in real terms.
Earnings expectations for Home Depot and Lowe's reflected cautious outlooks for the sector.

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