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Mentalist Oz Pearlman Will Get Inside Trump’s Mind at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner

Typically, the White House Correspondents’ Dinner features a comedian for its star act. In years past, the journalists, executives, agents, and miscellaneous members of the DC establishment have gathered at the Washington Hilton to hear speeches from the head of the correspondents’ association and the president. Then a comedian gets up to properly skewer the

David Pollack Reflects on Being Laid Off From ESPN College GameDay

Moving from the Saturday morning spotlight to a home studio was a major shift for one of the most decorated defensive players in college football history. David Pollack, the former Georgia Bulldog and longtime ESPN mainstay, recently shared his perspective on the day his 13-year tenure at the network came to an abrupt end. Appearing

Star High School Football Player Shot and Killed in Texas

Star High School Football Player Shot and Killed in Texas A Lancaster High School football player was shot and killed during an off-campus shooting this week. Myers Anthony, a 16-year-old football star at Lancaster High School in Lancaster. The shooting is still being investigated as a homicide and appears to be an isolated incident. Anthony

NiPoGi GK3 Plus N95 reviewed: A compact mini PC with an Intel N95 for office use – NotebookCheck.net Reviews

DiskSpd seq readAverage of class Mini PC  (233 - 4168, n=26, last 2 years)Newsmay Neosmay S2-B560TPMLexar NM610 500GB 802 (778.67min - 802.37max) MB/s ∼43% +75%Nofflink M500-5405UQunion P20A NGFF 512GB 517 (507.3min - 516.74max) MB/s ∼28% +13%Newsmay AC8 N6005Lexar 128GB SSD 511 (502.22min - 510.84max) MB/s ∼27% +11%Minipc Union Ace Magician T8ProFPT310M4SSD256G 472 (470.6min - 472.28max)

I’ve reviewed laptops for decades; and this $499 Core i7 2-in1 laptop is perfect for freelancers

Home News Computing (Image credit: Future) When I first started writing about tech in the late 1990’s, Gateway 2000 was one of the computer companies that tried to do things differently, with its bovine-themed design filling the pages of computer magazines (aka dead tree with ink on it). “No matter how close you look, the

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Mentalist Oz Pearlman Will Get Inside Trump’s Mind at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner

Typically, the White House Correspondents’ Dinner features a comedian for its star act. In years past, the journalists, executives, agents, and miscellaneous members of the DC establishment have gathered at the Washington Hilton to hear speeches from the head of the correspondents’ association and the president. Then a comedian gets up to properly skewer the

David Pollack Reflects on Being Laid Off From ESPN College GameDay

Moving from the Saturday morning spotlight to a home studio was a major shift for one of the most decorated defensive players in college football history. David Pollack, the former Georgia Bulldog and longtime ESPN mainstay, recently shared his perspective on the day his 13-year tenure at the network came to an abrupt end. Appearing

Star High School Football Player Shot and Killed in Texas

Star High School Football Player Shot and Killed in Texas A Lancaster High School football player was shot and killed during an off-campus shooting this week. Myers Anthony, a 16-year-old football star at Lancaster High School in Lancaster. The shooting is still being investigated as a homicide and appears to be an isolated incident. Anthony

New Orleans Saints News, April 16: Could Arvell Reese fall to the Saints?

Skip to main content Here are today’s Saints news links Apr 16, 2026, 12:30 PM UTC Welcome to today’s roundup of New Orleans Saints and NFL news! Some Saints players are showing up off the football field. A worrying trend. Without a doubt for the Saints. New Orleans Saints News Apr 15 New Orleans Saints

How NFL Prospects Can Build a Winning Football Resume

How NFL Prospects Can Build a Winning Football Resume For serious football players, a clean, well-structured football resume example can help turn game film into something a coach, scout, recruiter, or personnel staffer can scan fast and actually use. The competition is brutal at every level, with only 1.4% of NCAA football players drafted into the NFL