San Francisco pushes tech to curb smartphone theft
District Attorney George Gascon urges Apple Google and Samsung to develop a kill switch and other tech to disable stolen smartphones citing a nationwide theft epidemic. FCC plans a national database to track stolen devices with federal cooperation and cross border efforts with Mexico. Police chief in Washington urges mandatory provider participation in the database.
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New York City to Begin Its Bike Share Program
New York City plans a launch this month of the largest US bike share system with 6,000 bikes at 330 stations across Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn. The program aims to ease commuter congestion and curb traffic dominance by bicycles, overseen by transportation policy leaders.
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What Older Americans Fear Most
A mixed promotional piece touts Juvenon Cellular Repair as a cellular aging reversal, citing Ames and Hagen research on mitochondria, alpha lipoic acid, and acetyl-L-carnitine. It claims memory gains, energy boosts, and reports from users like Sandra H. and Delores S. while endorsing the product with medical-affiliate references and testimonials.
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