‘Predators’ review: Busted for social good (and maybe ratings)
David Osit’s probing, troubling documentary “Predators” demonstrates that the sociological implications of “To Catch a Predator” were anything but simple.
Month: October 2025
Roku’s new Philips TV makes your wall glow in sync with every scene – for a budget price
The Ambilight projects real-time LED lighting onto your wall that matches with the action on your screen.
Google just gave older smart home devices a useful upgrade for free – including these Nest models
The long-awaited Gemini for Home update has finally arrived – and it’s rolling out to most Nest security devices.
‘Meant to be a deterrent’: asylum seekers face new, higher fees in US
Host of expensive, ‘impossible to fulfill’ immigration fees and requirements suddenly being imposed By the time the woman’s asylum hearing came around, she had already been stuck in the purgatory of immigration custody for about nine months.Exhausted f…
Navigating Holiday Threats: Strengthening PC Resilience with Desktops as a Service (DaaS)
The holiday season, often seen as a time for joy and celebration, has transformed into a crucial period for organizational cybersecurity. With online activity surging and remote work becoming the…
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Meta greenlights Facebook, Instagram ads based on your AI chats
Meta will show ads and other content to users based on their interactions with the Meta AI digital assistant and other generative artificial intelligence tools.
Majestic bird gets a lift from breeze off WA coast
A rare sighting off Westport of a seabird known for soaring and gliding for thousands of miles is this week’s Reader’s Lens pick.
Boeing’s new plane has been ‘a long time coming,’ analysts say
As Boeing continues its recovery, industry watchers are again starting to ask the perennial question: When will Boeing build its next all-new aircraft?
Trump’s plans for the National Guard in Portland
Troops could arrive in Oregon’s largest city as early as Thursday. But an official says it would likely take longer, partly because of a lack of coordination between federal, state and local agencies.
Money flows into Seattle mayor race as campaigns go on attack
The surge in donations is both typical of mayoral races in Seattle these days and also a sign that the competition is entering its fiercest stage of attacks.