The journey of adapting Erik Larson’s bestselling non-fiction classic, The Devil in the White City, for the screen has been nothing short of tumultuous. From its inception before Leonardo DiCaprio acquired the film rights in 2010 to its recent developments, the project has seen numerous highs and lows in its quest to come to fruition.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, a Democrat who is also the running mate of Vice President Kamala Harris, has a unique financial profile compared to many other politicians. According to his most recent financial disclosure, Governor Walz does not own any stocks, bonds, or real estate. His salary as governor of Minnesota is $127,629, and despite
Karen’s decision to join a riot back in 1981 was fueled by a sense of frustration and a desire for change. The tensions between the local police and the black community were at an all-time high, prompting Karen and others to take action. Fast forward to the present day, Karen finds herself facing a new
Warner Bros. Discovery recently announced a significant non-cash impairment charge of $9.1 billion at its networks division. This move was made to adjust the book value of its linear television business due to uncertainties surrounding advertising and sports rights renewals, particularly as the NBA is expected to relocate. The initial value of the linear assets
Amid warnings of potential far-right marches in the UK, counter-protesters have taken to the streets of various cities including Bristol, London, Liverpool, Birmingham, and Brighton. Despite fears of potential violence and clashes, more than 6,000 specialist police officers were mobilised to maintain order. Some businesses chose to close early, while others opted to board up
If Vice President Kamala Harris were to become the president, Maryland’s Democratic Gov. Wes Moore believes that she would prioritize the growth of small businesses and promote healthy competition within large industries. Moore suggests that Harris would support policies that make it easier for small businesses to thrive while also ensuring that large corporations can
The Acute Hospital Care at Home waiver, implemented by CMS in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, has allowed hospitals and health systems to provide hospital-level care to patients in their own homes. This waiver has proven to be highly beneficial, with over 300 hospitals in 37 states taking advantage of this payment waiver. However,
The OnePlus Open Apex Edition has been released as a premium upgrade to the standard model, featuring a sleek red design with a leather finish on the rear panel. The phone boasts a large 7.82-inch foldable inner display, along with a 6.31-inch AMOLED cover screen, providing users with an immersive viewing experience. The new Crimson
Despite being burdened by streaming losses and a decline in traditional pay TV, Disney’s media business seems to have turned a corner. The company’s combined streaming services, including Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+, achieved a milestone by turning a profit for the first time ever, making $47 million. This marks a significant improvement from a loss
Recent epidemiological findings from the American Cancer Society (ACS) reveal a disturbing trend in cancer cases among younger generations. A comprehensive study analyzing the health data of over 23 million US patients born between 1920 and 1990 shows a significant increase in cancer risk for Gen Xers and millennials compared to baby boomers. The study