If Tannehill can make two reads, the Julio Jones Titans should be Super Bowl favorites
Julio JonesPhoto: Getty ImagesAs everyone knows by now, Julio Jones is going to be a Tennessee Titan. I’ve been ...
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Pope to Vatican’s own media workers: Who reads your news?
Pope Francis challenged the Vatican's own media employees Monday to essentially justify their continued work. AP PhotoROME: Pope Francis ...
Joel Greenberg pleads guilty to sex trafficking as banner flown above court reads ‘tick tock Matt Gaetz’
A plane has flown a banner above US District Court in Orlando, Florida reading “Tick Tock Matt Gaetz” as ...
Everyone Wants Data Privacy, but No One Reads Privacy Agreements
After years of invasive data collection, it's become clear—people want to take back their privacy, even if many think ...
A Florida lead smelter and the NCAA’s ‘shell game’ are two of my reads of the week. What are yours?
First, there are so many things to say about this horrifying investigation into a Florida lead smelter, written by ...
People baffled as Kevin McCarthy reads Green Eggs and Ham in protest at pulling of Seuss books
People were left baffled as House minority leader Kevin McCarthy released a five-minute video of himself reading Dr Seuss’ ...
Joe Biden Reads From Note Cards, Mumbles and Coughs as he Prepares to Sign Executive Orders (VIDEO)
Dictator Biden signed two executive orders on Thursday restoring Obama’s highly unpopular “Affordable Care Act” – healthcare that no ...
Amanda Gorman reads “The Hill We Climb” at Biden’s inauguration
Amanda Gorman made history Wednesday as the youngest known inaugural poet. The 22-year-old Los Angeles resident delivered her poem ...
The best TechRadar reads you may have missed
Ah, the weekend. A time for living in your slippers and switching off from the general madness that continues ...
What’s the Best Book of 2020? Our Editor’s Weigh in With the Reads They Couldn’t Put Down
The year is almost over—finally!—and while there are a lot of outstanding questions from a tumultuous year, there’s one ...