Veritone’s NCAA Partnership Helps Athletes Score NIL Deals
An AI-powered solution for student athletes to better access their own footage is revolutionizing how Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) deals are monetized
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Pope Francis Urges U.S. Catholics To Choose ‘Lesser Evil’ In Presidential Election
Pontiff advises voters to consider conscience when deciding between candidates Harris and Trump, both deemed 'against life'.
Hurricane Beryl Aftermath: Hope Emerges In Carriacou As Recovery Efforts Face Challenges One Month After Hurricane Beryl: Islands Remain In Ruins
One month post-devastation, signs of progress appear amidst logistical hurdles and urgent needs on the hurricane-hit island. One month post-Hurricane Beryl: Carriacou's Trees show signs of hope as Leaves Begin to Reappear
Religious Leaders Unite For Voting Rights & Social Justice At US Supreme Court
Prominent figures emphasize inclusivity and civic engagement ahead of November elections.
From Critic To Champion: The Role Of JD Vance’s Catholic Faith In Shaping His Political Journey
Vance become the third Catholic running mate in U.S. history and the second withing twenty years.
U.S. Nuclear Arsenal Shrinks By 88% From Peak Levels, Declassified Data ShowsDeclassified Report Reveals US Has 88% Fewer Nukes Than At Its Peak
Newly revealed figures highlight significant reductions in America's nuclear stockpile, signaling transparency efforts. The data shows that, as of September 2023, the U.S. stockpile of nuclear warheads consisted of 3,748 warheads.
Lakota Teen Reuben Looks Twice Jr. Sets Guinness Record For Longest Hair On A Male Teenager
Reuben Twice Jr. from Rapid City, South Dakota, earns title with 161cm of hair, embracing Lakota tradition and family legacy.
Americans Embrace Thrifty Culture, Brag About Bargains In New Survey
42% eager to share great finds, 71% prioritize price over quality when shopping online.
AI Rise Leaves Americans Vulnerable To Scams, Survey ShowsNearly Half Of Americans Likely To Fall For Scams Due To AI
Nearly half of U.S. adults feel less confident in spotting scams amidst AI advancements, highlighting the need for increased vigilance and regulation. One in three admit they find it difficult to identify a potential scam.