Complete guide to know more about the new iphone 11 Apple has unveiled its 2019 iPhones: The entry-level iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max. Apple managed to raise battery life due to a number of improvements. Still, you may never count out […]
The iPhone 11 has two individual 12-megapixel lenses for wide-angle and ultra-wide-angle shots. These two cameras and the next-generation A13 Bionic Chip also enable him to shoot in night mode – which Apple fans have been jealous of since Google’s Pixel showed off the same […]
The chains of my boots rattled as I step out of the darkness of the spiral staircase out onto the viewing platform of the tower. I stomped up countless steps with a group of armed combatants at a dizzying pace. We are here with a […]
Selection is a required editorial step as a way to tell a story. For others it may be sharing your story for the very first time, or volunteering. Each survivor story differs and there’s no one method to react or respond to assailants. There’s a […]
In October 2015, I was ready to call it quits. On year 10 of dead-end, soul-sucking corporate media jobs, I realized I couldn’t lead a fulfilling life making so little impact and simply serving as part of the problem. I’d worked inside the belly of […]
The New Jersey Pinelands covers around 20 percent of the state of New Jersey—the largest pristine, mostly-undeveloped patch of land on the East Coast. It also sits on top of a 17 trillion gallon freshwater aquifer. In 1978, the United States passed the Pinelands Protection […]
Progressive Bernie-crat Tim Canova, best known for his primary run against disgraced Debbie Wasserman Schultz, recently published an op-ed about the Sabal Trail Pipeline. It’s a project very similar to the Dakota Access Pipeline, with widespread local protests, police brutality and unjust arrests. In a plea to stop the pipeline’s […]
The dumb asses over at the North Miami Beach commission have decided to privatize the city water system and voted last night to move on to the next phase of negotiations with CH2M, the same multi-billion dollar corporation that runs Pembroke Pines’ water system–a city […]
I flew down to Alabama this past weekend to cover a story that, of course, is getting no national coverage. The Alabama state legislature—which is unsurprisingly predominately old and white—voted in less than 24 hours to block 74% black Birmingham’s bill to raise the minimum […]
In October 2015, I was ready to call it quits. On year 10 of dead-end, soul-sucking corporate media jobs, I realized I couldn’t lead a fulfilling life making so little impact and simply serving as part of the problem. I’d worked inside the belly of […]
