For developers who have nicknamed the Apple WWDC conference "Dub Dub," a significant draw is the opportunity to receive detailed technical help with their current projects after the keynote ends. This year, instead of one-on-one time with Apple employees, they'll be watching recorded videos, applying for videoconferencing spots, and asking questions on Apple's developer forums.
Many families are debating if they will return to New York due to the coronavirus pandemic, which could open up several spots at the city's elite private schools.
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Atlanta police were called to the Wendy's for a report of a man asleep in the drive-thru. The incident ended with an officer shooting the man, who later died after surgery.
Lawmakers are sparring over enhanced unemployment benefits, scheduled to end after July absent intervention, which could be catastrophic for some recipients.
Democrats believe Michigan is a must-win for Joe Biden. Having Whitmer on the ticket could help deliver the state, which went for President Trump in 2016.
Former New York Knicks forward Al Harrington is helping Black entrepreneurs enter the cannabis sector through an incubator partnership with his company, Viola Brands.
New truckers can make $50,000 with full benefits after about seven weeks of training. Here's an inside look at the lives of people who drive for a living.
The letter comes as President Donald Trump prepares to address the Army's new second lieutenants at an in-person ceremony adapted with social-distancing measures aimed at preventing transmission of the coronavirus.
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