The decision by Nexstar comes as the broadcast station is seeking FCC approval for its $6.2 billion mega deal to acquire Tegna, a deal that would make Nexstar by far the largest owner of local TV stations in the country.

The FCC would have to raise the 40 percent ownership cap in order to let the deal advance.

Quote from The Hollywood Reporter. Just like CBS with Colbert.

Pretty much - it’s Pro Life Creation

After that, you’re on your own!

If you want to be able to accept mail, you’ll need to directly expose your mail server on your public IP (router configuration required). You’ll also need to allow your server to egress your WAN as well. That being said - if you really want tighten your security, and don’t care about missing some emails, you could limit your server to seeing only those servers you know you’ll be communicating with, such as work, bank, or GMail servers only.

You can make it so that retrieving your email with your client of choice requires a VPN connection to your home network also.

Very nice!

100% agree, but we can make crazy work if given the opportunity…just not holding my breath

Don’t overthink it. If someone’s willing to work with you on something in earnest, take the opportunity.

I see at least two characters in this clip that Trump would have deported

I mean, at least he went to congress. You’re right though.

Wait, people still think Trump tells the truth about stuff?

I think they did it because of the Trump fucking kids thing, buuuut I suppose it could be merit based. /s

Two Bills, a Trump, and a prince walk into a beauty pageant dressing room…

I didn’t disparage, there was no disparage!

Even if this were a terrible criminal, if you are capable of carving political statements into another human’s flesh, there is something seriously wrong with you.

Hey, easy now. The Supreme Court already said there’s no need for that

I mean, technically, DeSantis is a protester, he protests all types of shit

It’s not so much our data he wanted. It’s the investigations into his companies that he wanted to end, and he succeeded.

A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson later claimed Ozturk “engaged in activities in support of Hamas, a foreign terrorist organization.” The person said Ozturk, who is from Turkey, had had her student visa revoked.

To be perfectly clear, Ozturk is not accused of breaking the law. The Department of Homeland Security hasn’t bothered to explain its reasoning, but several outlets reported that Ozturk co-authored a student opinion piece urging Tufts to recognize the International Court of Justice’s declaration of a “plausible risk of genocide” unfolding in Gaza and to divest from Israel. You can read the article if you like. It does not mention Hamas.

WT actual F? A school opinion piece gets you disappeared??

I see a lot of text but no links