A California town named after a Confederate general keeps its name after a year of debate. Fort Bragg, named after slave-owning Confederate General Braxton Bragg, has formed a citizens’ commission to study a name change following the death of George Floyd in 2020. Located on California’s northern coast, the town of 7,300 was founded in … Read more
Last week, the Republican National Committee announced its plans to ban Republican presidential candidates from attending the official general election debates sponsored by the bipartisan Commission on Presidential Debates. according to a Report of the New York Times, there were many complaints on both sides in this conflict as well. RNC officials protested the timing … Read more
Tesla is one of the leading automotive companies when it comes to technology. The company not only promotes the use of electric cars, but also the use of artificial intelligence to drive by everyone. However, there are countries where the use of this function is prohibited, if only because drivers do not know what is … Read more
iPhones: When Apple introduced iOS 15 this year, its engineers were already thinking about the next version. And unless the world ends—a miracle we’re still here after these two years—iOS 16 will be a reality in 2022. And the great thing about Apple is that it’s not as sharp as other companies, and every new … Read more
Former US President Donald Trump waves before the fourth game of the World Series between the Houston Astros and the Atlanta Braves Truist Park on October 30, 2021 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Michael Zarrilli / Getty Images) Trump is facing blackmail and fraud charges for his financial crime, and that will prevent him from being the … Read more
Apple: The first was Samsung with its Galaxy Fold, then Huawei followed with the Mate X. Currently, there is a small market for terminals with flexible screens, although they have not yet been openly adopted by the general public – especially for questions such as the very high prices of each model. But there’s still … Read more