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just now (315+ words) Investigators say the victim was walking on the sidewalk around Forsyth Park when she was attacked and later hospitalized with third-degree burns. Authorities gave a brief update Friday on the investigation into a chemical attack near Savannah's Forsyth Park. The incident on Wednesday night hospitalized Ashley Wasielewski with third-degree burns. According to Savannah Police Assistant Chief Robert Gavin, investigators are working with federal authorities to identify the substance involved. Wasielewski was taken to Memorial Health University Medical Center and later transported to the Augusta Burn Center, where she was listed in stable condition, Gavin said. He said investigators have been limited in what they can learn from her so far because of her medical condition and medications, but police have preliminary information she provided at the scene. Gavin said she was walking on the sidewalk around Forsyth Park when an…...

just now (534+ words) Wondering if Progressive is still a smart buy at around $230 a share, or if the market has already priced in the good news? Let us unpack whether the current price makes sense for long term investors. Over the last week Progressive has inched up about 1.5%, adding to a 4.8% gain over the past month, even though the stock is still slightly down year to date and over the last 12 months. If you zoom out further, the 3 year and 5 year returns of 85.9% and 164.0% show how powerful the longer term trend has been. On our numbers Progressive currently scores a 3/6 valuation check rating, suggesting the stock looks undervalued on some measures but not all. In the sections that follow we walk through the main valuation approaches that drive that score, and then finish by looking at a more complete way to think about…...

just now (1807+ words) Until recently, the members of the Talking Headers, a coed recreational soccer team in Brooklyn, could rely on the services of an affable teammate they mostly referred to as Z. Z's best traits were his fleet footwork and powerful shot. His worst, perhaps, was a penchant for curiously timed risk-taking. Playing as a defender, he would sometimes take possession of the ball and attempt to dribble mazily up the field through the entire opposing team, an audacious maneuver that once in a while would result in a spectacular goal, but more often would leave his teammates rolling their eyes. Patrick Kargol, the Talking Headers' longtime captain, occasionally yelled at him in frustration. "But he wasn't the mayor-elect then," Mr. Kargol said, laughing. "He was just Z." Before being elected mayor of New York City " the most audacious run of his life " Zohran…...

1+ min ago (53+ words) Kelsey Marier shares top local headlines for Friday - Deputies on scene at Stewartville High, Middle School investigating "critical incident," "MyPillow Guy" Mike Lindell running for Minnesota ... Full Presser: One student shot at Stewartville High School, adult man dead on scene Winona police asking the public"s help in investigating recent catalytic converter thefts...

1+ min ago (355+ words) Shares of chip designer Broadcom tumbled on Friday as Wall Street focused in on margin pressure from its fast-growing AI business. Investors have scrutinized tech earnings more intensively in recent months amid concerns Silicon Valley is overspending on AI. Broadcom's custom AI chip business is growing rapidly. Wall Street, however, is wary about how much upside that growth suggests. Broadcom (AVGO) on Thursday predicted its AI-related revenue will double year-over-year to $8.2 billion in the current quarter. That would be an acceleration from the most recent quarter, when it grew 74% to $6.5 billion. But the forecast came with a caveat'and that weighed on the shares today. The stock was recently down about 10% in intraday trading. Broadcom expects its gross margin to contract 100 basis points, or 1 percentage point, quarter-over-quarter, "primarily reflecting a higher mix of AI revenue," said chief financial officer Kirsten Spears…...

2+ min ago (530+ words) Apple has officially released iOS 26.2 for iPhone. The latest version includes Liquid Glass design tweaks, new customization options for CarPlay, and much more. These are the changes we tracked during the beta period. As we've been reporting, Apple is developing a new AirDrop capability that allows users to AirDrop between devices without being saved contacts for 30 days. iOS 26.2 beta 3 is the first version to reveal early signs of the feature in the AirDrop section of Settings. Read more about the upcoming AirDrop codes feature here. Read more about the new design here. Apple brought back Slide Over in iPadOS 26.1, and now Apple is improving another multitasking feature that was left behind from iOS 18. Starting with iPadOS 26.2 beta 3, you can now drag an app icon out of the Dock to enter Slide Over or Split View during multitasking. Read more about…...

2+ min ago (37+ words) House Democrats released a selection of photos from the estate of Jeffrey Epstein on Friday, including some of Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, and the former Prince Andrew. Search location by ZIP code Search location by ZIP code...

2+ min ago (335+ words) The Problem We've all been there. You run a Lighthouse audit or check PageSpeed Insights. It gives you a red score and a vague list of complaints: "Ensure text remains visible during webfont load" "Serve static assets with an efficient cache policy" Great. Thanks. But how do I fix it? Usually, that means 2 hours of Googling and messing with config files. The Solution I spent the last few months building Refactor.tools. I wanted to build the "ultimate" website audit tool that doesn't just complain, but actually helps you fix the code. What makes it different? Unlike standard validators, I built this with a "Fixer First" mentality using a modern stack (Next.js, Supabase, Puppeteer): Real User Data (CrUX): It doesn't just run a lab test; it pulls real-world Chrome User Experience data (LCP, INP, CLS) so you know how…...

2+ min ago (151+ words) 34 Arrested in Southern Ontario Probe of Drugs and Guns Linked to "44" Gang Thirty-four suspects are facing nearly 140 charges following an investigation into a gang suspected of trafficking firearms and drugs throughout the Greater Toronto Area, with operations reaching as far as Manitoba. Durham Regional Police held a press conference on Dec. 12 to announce the results of Project Hydrogen, an investigation into criminal activity linked to a gang known as "44." Members of the group reside in Durham Region and other parts of the GTA, Sgt. Brad Corner said. Durham is just east of Toronto and includes the cities of Oshawa, Whitby, and Ajax. Dollarama Sales Surge 22% as Shoppers Flock to Lower-Cost Household Staples Gould Says She Won"t Run for Ontario Liberal Party Leadership Jordan Peterson out of Hospital but Still "Very Unwell," Daughter Says McCain Tasti Taters Recalled in Canada…...

3+ min ago (424+ words) Hundreds of East Palo Alto residents on Wednesday evening received free laptops at an event led by AT&T, Senator Josh Becker's Office and StreetCode Academy, a local nonprofit that aims to bridge the "digital divide." AT&T has distributed thousands of laptops to people in need since 2021 in partnership with Human-i-t, a nonprofit that works to distribute refurbished technology in an effort to bolster sustainability and equal access to tech." "What started as an emergency response to the pandemic has revealed something much deeper " access isn't a short-term fix, it's the foundation for opportunity. When people have the tools they need, they can step into their full potential," wrote StreetCode Academy CEO Olatunde Sobomehin in a statement." The COVID-19 pandemic accentuated the divide between students who had easy access to tech and those who had rarely accessed it as…...