Its “reset” tool – which it says will be available globally “soon” – effectively cleanses a user’s feed of content suggested by the site’s algorithm
Man Who Spent 6 Years in Prison Sues Cop and Attorney General
Environmental warden Nicholas Gordon, is seeking special damages of $4.8 million, which include loss of earnings and legal expenses.
Beres Hammond Talks About the Return of Intimate “Under The Stars” Concert
Reggae Royalty Beres Hammond says he’s looking forward to performing for his supporters, as Intimate Jamaica concert series under the stars is set to return for its second installment, on January 4 2025.
GenXs Launches “Kingdom of the Sun” Ahead of Carnival 2025
Carnival Band, GenXs has been launched under the theme “Kingdom of the Sun.”
US To Call For Google To Sell Chrome Browser
Google has said it would harm consumers and businesses if it is forced to sell Chrome, the world’s most popular web browser.
New York Priest Who Allowed Sabrina Carpenter To Film Provocative Music Video Stripped Of Duties
The leader of a church in New York where pop star Sabrina Carpenter filmed a provocative music video has been relieved of his duties.
JFJ Raises Concerns About Tuberculosis Outbreak At Hunts Bay Lock-Up And Influenza Outbreak In Various Correctional Facilities
Human rights lobby group, Jamaicans for Justice (JFJ), has raised concerns about a tuberculosis outbreak at the Hunts Bay Police lock-up in St. Andrew and an influenza outbreak at some correctional facilities.
Kingston Mayor to Meet With Vendors Affected by Arcade Fire
Police Commissioner Underscores Importance of Body Cameras
There have been calls especially from the Independent Commission of Investigations (Indecom) for cops on operations to use body worn cameras.
Visits to Correctional Facilities Restricted due to Influenza Virus
DCS says this suspension is necessary to prevent further spread of the virus and to safeguard the health and safety of inmates and staff in the facilities.