Slide Over improvements in iPadOS 26.2, Tesla CarPlay, Tim Cook retiring rumors

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Benjamin and Chance discuss the week in Apple news, including the suggestion that Tim Cook’s retirement announced could come early in 2026. Also, Apple responds to user feedback on the multitasking changes with the latest iPadOS 26. 2 beta 3, Tesla is rumored to be adding CarPlay to its vehicles, and MLS becomes part of the base Apple TV subscription starting next season. And in Happy Hour Plus, they discuss the future of the Mac Pro and why Apple should stop selling it. Subscribe at 9to5mac. com/join. Sponsored by Roborock: Save up to 50% on Roborock’s flagship vacuums during their Black Friday event but hurry, these deals won’t last long! Sponsored by Square: Get up to $200 off Square hardware when you sign up at square. com/go/happyhour. Sponsored by HelloFresh: America’s #1 meal kit! Get 10 Free Meals with free Breakfast For Life at HelloFresh. com/happyhour10fm. Sponsored by NordStellar: Protect your business today at nordstellar. com/happyhourand use code blackfriday20 to save 20%. more. Continue reading Slide Over improvements in iPadOS 26.2, Tesla CarPlay, Tim Cook retiring rumors→

He built a nursing home empire despite state investigations. Now, lawsuits are piling up

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California nursing homes affiliated with Shlomo Rechnitz are facing lawsuits alleging that patients were raped, ignored and unnecessarily exposed to COVID-19. His companies deny the allegations. This story was originally published by CalMatters. In February 2024, a Los Angeles County jury awarded $2. 34 million to an 84-year-old nursing home resident named Betsy Jentz, finding that the [.] The post He built a nursing home empire despite state investigations. Now, lawsuits are piling up appeared first. Continue reading He built a nursing home empire despite state investigations. Now, lawsuits are piling up→

A Brief History of Palm Coast’s Water and Sewer Utility

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Palm Coast’s first utility department was established in 1970 by ITT, the developer, when Palm Coast was the size of a small subdivision. ITT sold the utility to Florida Water Services in 1999, the year Palm Coast incorporated. Palm Coast bought the utility for $82. 3 million in 2003. The post A Brief History of Palm Coast’s Water and Sewer Utility appeared first on FlaglerLive. Continue reading A Brief History of Palm Coast’s Water and Sewer Utility→

Tides of Annihilation shows off Dual Frontline Battle system

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An action-packed four-minute Xbox Partner Preview trailer showed off some of Tides of Annihilation’s dazzling combat and visuals. Continue reading Tides of Annihilation shows off Dual Frontline Battle system→

Ethyn Ewing’s wild 60-hour ride into UFC lore

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An inside look at how the Yorba Linda father-to-be accepted a fight on two days’ notice and came away as one of the biggest winners at Saturday’s UFC 322. Continue reading Ethyn Ewing’s wild 60-hour ride into UFC lore→

Last-second double-technical foul causes shocking bad beat in UNC Asheville vs. Western Carolina

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Emphasizing ‘resistance,’ Osborne Association marks Transgender Day of Remembrance

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On Nov. 18, the Osborne Association presented its annual Transgender Day of Remembrance event at the Bronx River Art Center, hosted by Grace Detrevarah, the organization’s senior health educator and LGBTQ liaison, and Ali Kamerman, coordinator of organization’s LGBTQ case management program. The event served as a commemoration of the transgender and gender non-conforming (TGNC) . Read More. Continue reading Emphasizing ‘resistance,’ Osborne Association marks Transgender Day of Remembrance→