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See how single mom, Courtney Murray, beat multiple offers in the highly competitive Florida market.
April is Fair Housing Month — and there is no better time to reflect on steps taken to eliminate housing discrimination and how the fight continues for equal housing rights and eligibilities for all.
Serving his country is all Edgar Gonzalez has ever known. Straight out of high school, he enlisted in the U.S. Army before completing two tours overseas. His first tour was in Kosovo. His second - he carried out combat missions with Special Forces - in Afghanistan.
How this Houston family put in an offer and beat out the competition with the help of Ribbon Waiting for the frenzied seller's market to cool down in Houston, Texas, wasn't an option for Michael Johnson and his girlfriend, Ericka Cantu.
The Luupe
Even in the age of "fempowerment" and "femvertising," narratives of women in the marketing and advertising world are still sexist - and here's why. (Plus a few brands who are doing it right.) We are living in an era of fourth-wave feminism, the Me Too movement, and heightened social and political awareness.
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Nicolás Marino is many things. He's a photographer, an architect, a 3D artist, and an avid storyteller. However, beneath the many hats he wears, Marino says he is, first and foremost, a traveler. But, not in the typical sense. There is nothing typical about the way Nicolás Marino travels.
In a now-deleted social media post, a Nashville hat store cheerfully advertised the sale of its new stick-on patches-yellow patches that resemble the Star of David, emblazoned with the words "NOT VACCINATED." The photo posted by HatWRKs shows the owner Gigi Gaskins wearing the anti-vaccine patch, which closely resembles those forced on Jews by Nazi Germany.
The world of finance, and who has access to it, is changing-from the demographic of financial consumers to the way we access financial products and how we distribute them. Money is no longer exclusively associated with just a simple, tangible bill. It's also no longer only in the pockets of Wall Street bankers.
There's nothing quite like getting your photos published, whether it's an editorial shoot featured within the pages of a glossy magazine or a photo accompanying a breaking news story. There's a rewarding sense of accomplishment seeing your work come to life online or in print.
What is the Fourth Industrial Revolution? Plus, how can we visualize this new era of innovation in images? Explore the emerging technologies driving Industry 4.0 to find out.
The robots are coming-but that's not necessarily a bad thing. As artificial intelligence plays a growing role in our everyday lives, there are mounting concerns surrounding AI and its potential impact of automation on jobs.
The ethos of cryptocurrency is informing the future of crypto design. Discover how creatives can incorporate these values in their own work.
For the first time in history, the world will watch elite climbers scale the rock wall at the Olympics. The inaugural competition, which takes place August 3-6 in Tokyo, will feature three disciplines-lead, bouldering, and speed-in one combined event. Lead is closest to what climbers experience when scaling a rock face outdoors.
Skateboarding is entering a new chapter as it's included as an Olympic event at the 2021 Tokyo Games-a long-awaited moment in the history of the sport. The newly-minted Olympic competition, which kicks off on July 25th, has been split into two categories- park and street -each comprising of two rounds, the preliminaries and finals.
Static images lack movement by definition. However, they can incorporate the illusion of movement via design. Movement is a core design principle many designers employ to bring an element of aliveness into their work. While it's not possible to add actual movement to a static image, it is possible to trick the viewer's eye into believing they see movement when, in reality, they don't.
Camp.com
No one said it better than Oscar-winning director Bong Joon-ho: "Once you overcome the 1-inch-tall barrier of the subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films." And foreign-language films for kids are no exception!
Get ready to change your clocks! For most of us, Daylight Saving Time - which, in case you're not aware, is just days away on March 14 - means we lose an extra hour of sleep in spring (why??) and later gain that hour back in the fall.
Encourage your family to take a stand by engaging them with gifts that center around activism and fighting for what's right.
DIRECTV NOW
In honor of International Women's Month, celebrate these shows by female trailblazers on both sides of the camera.
Reese Witherspoon and AT&T are changing the female narrative by launching Hello Sunshine on demand channel.
Kick off the fiesta with the most buzzed-about Hispanic entertainment.
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Say goodbye to the days of missing out on your favorite TV shows and hello to True Cloud DVR BETA.
Don't miss these buzzed-about shows and documentaries available only on AT&T AUDIENCE Network.
Join the party as we look back at the year, celebrate entertainment, and explore the latest features we've created for our fans.
New York Daily News
After serving in the Navy during World War II, famed photographer Todd Webb returned to New York and captured the spirit of the city. A renewed sense of hope, peace, and prosperity is encapsulated in Webb's photo series titled 'A City Seen: Todd Webb's Post War New York, 1945-1960,' on display at Museum of the City of New York.
Known as 'The King of Cocaine,' Colombian drug lord and trafficker Pablo Escobar supplied more than 80% of cocaine to the United States, becoming the wealthiest criminal in history with an estimated worth of US $30 billion by the 1990s. Look back at the rise and fall of the notorious kingpin in these incredible photos.
While the underwhelming response to Hurricane Maria's devastation of Puerto Rico has left desperate residents across the country feeling ignored, those feelings are far greater for the locals living in the most devastated regions of the country, in the heart of Puerto Rico.
A gunman opened fire on an outdoor country music festival on Oct. 1, 2017, in Las Vegas, killing 58 and injuring 869 in the worst mass shooting by an individual in modern U.S. history.
In the wake of the Oakland Ghost Ship Warehouse fire, which claimed at least 36 lives, the Daily News takes a look back at the country’s deadliest nightclub fires in history.
Where dreams are made of? All New Yorkers know it can be really hard to make it in the city that never sleeps. From overcrowded subways to tiny apartments, check out the daily struggles of New York City natives in hilarious Instagram photos.
We trust them with our lives, but these doctors will send you to an early grave. The Daily News takes a look back at the most notorious killer doctors that will make you question what exactly did the doctor order.
The war on drugs across the Philippines continues to be a deadly affair, with nearly half of the country's 12,000 homicides this past year being drug-related. President Rodrigo Duterte's promise to kill those involved in drug and crime-related incident is unfurling in an almost massacre-like fashion, with spouses and parents being ripped from their families left and right.
Described as one of the darkest times in U.S. history, the government incarcerated 120,000 citizens and legal residents during World War II. The prisoners only "crime" was their Japanese ancestry.
21 years ago, a gunmen opened fire on the observation deck of the Empire State Building, killing one person and wounding six others before taking his own life on Feb. 23, 1997.
In its 90 plus year history, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade has survived two World Wars, Hurricane Sandy and even went ahead six days after President Kennedy was assassinated. In the words of the Kennedy family during those darkest days: The show must go on.
For more than 40 years, Helen M. Stummer gave a face to the communities affected by economic hardship in New York and New Jersey in powerful, intimate photos.
In the wake of the Oakland Ghost Ship Warehouse fire which claimed at least 36 lives, the Daily News take a look back at the country's deadliest nightclub fires in history.
Award-winning photojournalist Donna De Cesare explores the effects of decade-long civil wars and gang violence on the lives of youths in Central America in confronting photography spanning across 30 years.
In its 90 year history, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade has survived two World Wars, Hurricane Sandy and even went ahead six days after President Kennedy was assassinated. In the words of the Kennedy family during those darkest days: The show must go on.
The twisted murders by Ed Gein were so disturbing, they inspired the most iconic horror movies of all time, including 'Psycho,' 'Silence of the Lambs' and 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre.' An American killer and body snatcher, Gein would fashion just about anything out of the skin of his victims and the bodies he exhumed from local graveyards.
With more than 2.2 million people incarcerated in the United States, the U.S. has more prisoners behind bars than any other nation. In an exhibit titled 'Prison Nation' at New York's Aperture Foundation, take a look at the country's mass incarceration crisis in compelling photos that coincides with the publication of an accompanying edition of Aperture magazine.
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, see his poignant quotes about the African-American Civil Rights Movement still resonate today.
45 years ago, a four day uprising of over 1,000 prison inmates led to the worst prison riot in U.S. history at Attica Correctional Facility. On Sept. 9, 1971, inmates took 42 staff officers and employees hostage as they demanded basic sanitation needs and an end to alleged racially motivated abuse.
Local TV Reporting
The property market in the Northern Rivers is suffering, as houses fail to sell. Lifestyle locations are the first to feel the brunt of the struggling real estate market.
Hundreds of frustrated community workers took to the streets of Lismore, calling for equal pay for the predominantly female workforce.
Local Print Reporting
NATIONAL Sorry Day marks a day of 'hope', but there is still plenty of work to be done, according to Professor Judy Atkinson, director of the SCU's Gnibi College of Indigenous Australian Peoples. "When Kevin Rudd apologised to the Aboriginal people, it marked an historical day.
IF YOU spot Jonah Caoyonan running around the lake at Baywood Chase in Suffolk Park, you're not watching a typical five-year-old boy running just for fun. You're witnessing a young athlete training for a marathon. Jonah is preparing to run in the two-kilometre event of the annual Gold Coast Airport Marathon on July 3-4.
ABOUT 20 youths caused more than $20,000 worth of damage in a vandalism rampage at the Lismore Workers Golf Club late on Thursday night. And, after four weeks of vandal attacks, club manager Ross Fletcher fears there will be more and they will get worse.
By Maria Bailey RESIDENTS living near the Italo Australia sports club in North Lismore have received a scare from people dumping waste behind the club. Bags, possibly containing radioactive toxic waste, were found dumped near the banks of the Wilsons River in Lismore.
THE lads from Hernes Freight Service in Lismore are a tough bunch, but they don't compare with the men competing in Australia's Strongest Man this weekend. The trucking company will be leaving one of their prized trucks in the hands of 10 of Australia's strongest men, when they individually take on the 25-tonne truck pull up Lismore's Keen Street on Saturday.
Press Releases
NEW YORK and SAN FRANCISCO, May 3, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Spacious recently launched the company's first out-of-home advertising campaign in neighborhoods across New York City and San Francisco. The campaign, developed by creative marketing agency D3 NYC, aims to highlight Spacious' simplified workspace solution for urban professionals on the move.
NEW YORK, May 31, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Samantha McKinnon, president of creative marketing agency D3 NYC, and Kathleen Griffith, CEO and founder of Grayce & Co, were featured on Cheddar TV's ChedHER segment to discuss their female-focused study program, Build Like A Woman.