• Arkansas' Republican governor thanked President Joe Biden for depoliticizing the federal COVID-19 response

    Arkansas' Republican governor thanked President Joe Biden for depoliticizing the federal COVID-19 response
    Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson speaks at a news conference at the Arkansas state Capitol in Little Rock, Ark., Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2015.AP Photo/Danny Johnston
    Republican Gov. Asa Hutchinson of Arkansas thanked President Biden during a Monday conference call.
    The GOP leader applauded the president's efforts to "depoliticize" the response to COVID-19.
    On the call, Biden addressed governors' concerns about rapid testing shortages in hard-hit states.
    Gov. Asa Hutchinson of Arkansas reached across the sy
  • iMessage not delivered? 6 ways to troubleshoot

    iMessage not delivered? 6 ways to troubleshoot
    There are several ways you can troubleshoot when your iMessages won't deliver.Alex Wong/Getty Images
    If an iMessage isn't delivered properly, it's not an unusual issue and doesn't necessarily indicate a problem.  
    The most common solution is to make sure you have a reliable network connection. 
    You should also try restarting your iPhone.
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    If you've had an iPhone for any length of time, you are no doubt familiar with a common
  • Apple shuts down all of its NYC stores for in-person shopping due to rising COVID-19 cases

    Apple shuts down all of its NYC stores for in-person shopping due to rising COVID-19 cases
    An Apple store.Spencer Platt/Getty Images
    All Apple stores in New York City were closed for in-person shopping on Monday. 
    The closures come as COVID-19 cases surge and it's unclear how long they'll remain in place. 
    The city has averaged more than 17,000 cases per day over the past week. 
    Apple has closed all of its New York City stores to indoor shopping on Monday because of the surge in COVID-19 cases."We remain committed to a comprehensive approach for our teams that combines
  • Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene denounced Kwanzaa as a 'fake religion created by a psychopath'

    Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene denounced Kwanzaa as a 'fake religion created by a psychopath'
    Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene.AP Photo/Andrew Harnik
    Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene called Kwanzaa a "fake holiday created by a psychopath."
    Greene made the remark in response to a statement by the College Republican National Committee.
    The annual weeklong celebration of African history and culture was first introduced in 1966.
    Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene called Kwanzaa a "fake religion created by a psychopath" on Sunday, as millions begin to celebrate the weeklong holiday.Greene made in the remark i
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  • Top topics on WARC in 2021: B2B

    Top topics on WARC in 2021: B2B
    B2B marketing has long been considered a different animal to its B2C counterpart, but in many respects they are very similar and, increasingly, the principles of the latter are being applied to the former. 
  • NRF 2022: Simplifying the omnichannel purchase journey

    NRF 2022: Simplifying the omnichannel purchase journey
    Get your NRF Technology Expo pass on us!Use promo code 270 when registering for NRF Omnichannel is about making it easy for customers to buy from you, get their products from you, and make returns. A shopper’s purchase journey goes … Continue reading →
    The post NRF 2022: Simplifying the omnichannel purchase journey first appeared on Retail Pro Blog.
  • 3 ways to see who unfollowed you on Twitter

    3 ways to see who unfollowed you on Twitter
    There are several ways to find out who unfollowed you on Twitter, within the app and outside of it.Leon Neal/Getty Images
    To see who unfollowed you on Twitter, you'll have to manually look on your own or opt for a web service. 
    You can review your Following list or look at Twitter profiles to see if those users are following you.
    You can also use a third-party app to see who has unfollowed you since you started using the service. 
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  • CDC is investigating 68 cruise ships run by cruise lines like Carnival and Royal Caribbean amid COVID-19 outbreaks

    CDC is investigating 68 cruise ships run by cruise lines like Carnival and Royal Caribbean amid COVID-19 outbreaks
    The Celebrity Apex.Brittany Chang/Insider
    The CDC is now investigating 36 ships and observing an additional 32 ships amid COVID-19 outbreaks.
    Impacted cruise lines include Royal Caribbean, Disney, Carnival, Norwegian, and MSC Cruises.
    A rise in COVID-19 cases has begun upending the travel industry again.
    The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is now investigating or observing almost 70 cruise ships following COVID-19 outbreaks aboard the vessels, according to the agency's update on Mo
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