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Manuel Silva

Manuel Silva is the Senior sports editor for worldmatrix.com He started his career as a freelance writer and blogger, covering various tournaments and leagues in the e-sports scene. He joined worldmatrix.com in 2021 as a staff writer, and quickly rose to the position of sports editor in 2023. Manuel is responsible for overseeing the content and quality of the sports section, as well as managing a team of talented writers and reporters. Manuel is based in Lisbon, Portugal, where he enjoys watching and playing games, reading books, and spending time with his family and friends.

Opinion: Newsom Signs Robocall Law, Leaving Annoyed Californians Still Annoyed

California Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed Assembly Bill 2905 into law, aiming to regulate the use of automatic dialing-announcing devices, commonly known as robocalls. While the bill strives to increase transparency, especially when artificial intelligence is involved in prerecorded messages, it falls short of addressing the broader issue — the constant barrage of unwanted solicitations….

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Rogue Waves: Study Shows How Climate Change is Fueling a New Ocean Threat

Rogue waves, those massive and unpredictable walls of water, have long been a threat to both coastal populations and seafaring vessels. Traditionally seen as rare, these waves are becoming more common due to changing ocean conditions influenced by climate change. Recent research highlights that extreme wind-wave events, including rogue waves, are likely to increase in…

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As Hurricane Francine Bears Down, Louisiana’s Levees Brace for Impact

As Tropical Storm Francine strengthens and heads toward the Louisiana coast, concerns about potential levee failures are mounting. The storm is forecast to become a hurricane as it approaches, bringing with it the threat of dangerous storm surges, flash flooding, and significant rainfall across Louisiana and Mississippi. Set to make landfall on September 11, 2024,…

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Mute the Debate: Newsom’s California Minimum Wage Hike Is a Fast Food Win

Last year, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law a landmark increase in the state’s minimum wage for fast-food workers. The law, which raised wages from $15.50 to $20 per hour, was hailed by labor activists as a significant step toward improving working conditions and addressing wage disparities. However, the decision was met with skepticism…

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From Alaska To Texas: States Most Impacted By Wildfires As Climate Shifts

Climate change has increasingly been linked to the growing intensity and frequency of wildfires across the United States. The top five states most affected by wildfires—Alaska, California, Oregon, Idaho, and Texas—have all experienced significant changes in their wildfire patterns, driven in large part by climate-related factors such as rising temperatures, prolonged droughts, and shifts in…

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List Of Paris Olympic World Records 2024

The 2024 Paris Olympics have been nothing short of spectacular, marked by extraordinary athletic performances and a series of record-breaking achievements. Athletes from around the world have come together to push the boundaries of human capability, setting new standards in their respective sports. This year’s Games have not only celebrated the spirit of competition but…

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Newsom’s Bold Securitization Plan to Cut California’s Soaring Electricity Bills

Gavin Newsom has proposed a plan to help lower electricity bills in California. The plan comes as the state tries to increase the use of renewable energy and make electric bills more affordable for residents. Protesters, including renters, seniors, and environmentalists, have rallied against a recent decision by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) to…

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