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Going viral for Hoopfest: Squad of influencers aims to bring ‘ethical basketball’ to the world’s largest 3-on-3 tournament

Ethical Hoopers, a co-ed elite team making its Hoopfest debut, isn't just competing for a championship. Its four players — New York-based FIBA 3x3 player and content creator Jack Appleby, basketball creators Austin Nam and Gia Mancini and teammate Caleb La-Anyane — have built an online following of more than half a million people by promoting a version of basketball they believe is increasingly difficult to find online: one centered on teamwork, fundamentals and sportsmanship.
News >  Washington

Longview paper mill implosion: What 3 investigations are examining

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal investigators have embarked on the monthslong probe into the fatal disaster at Nippon Dynawave Packaging, interviewing workers and reviewing company records as they seek to answer why a 900,000-gallon tank containing caustic chemical failed so catastrophically. The U.S. Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board, the lead investigating agency tasked with ...
News >  Business

Older tech workers are tapping out early. Here’s what that looks like

Steve Otteson wasn’t planning to retire. The 55-year-old software engineer had been working at Microsoft for almost three decades, and he figured he still had a few more years in him. Then, this spring, the tech company made him a surprising offer: Quit and get nine months of pay. Suddenly, Otteson found himself confronted with the choice to retire early. He took the buyout the day before the ...
News >  Idaho

Why one Idaho man is threatening to sue these cities over Flock Safety cameras

An Idaho man argues in a pair of tort claims that Idaho law enforcement agencies are violating state law by letting an artificial intelligence security company train its algorithm with data collected in Caldwell, Wilder and other cities. A tort claim is a possible precursor to a lawsuit. Tyler Cain, of Wilder, said that Caldwell’s data-sharing agreement with tech company Flock Safety goes ...