Circuit Cellar
Sensors: From Canned Tuna to Caviar
In the first installment of a new Circuit Cellar column on sensors, Brian Chee looks at how sensors figure into larger application packages and when can be the perfect solution.
10 min |
February 2026
New York Amsterdam News
City Councilmember Marte ready for 'tough conversations' as head of Black, Latino, and Asian Caucus
New York City Councilmember Christopher Marte has been officially elected as co-chair of the City Council's Black, Latino, and Asian Caucus (BLAC) last week and says he’s ready to represent.
2 min |
January 29, 2026
New York Amsterdam News
Gun violence interrupters feel optimistic about their future under the new administration...but the hard part remains
For decades, New York City's Crisis Management System (CMS) members brokered peace and prevented shootings in the neighborhoods most impacted by gun violence.
9 min |
January 29, 2026
New York Amsterdam News
A year in, Trump's agenda has deepened Black economic pain
A new report warns that the \"chaos\" of White House domestic policies is surging across Black America, and inequality is deepening.
3 min |
January 29, 2026
New York Amsterdam News
What Martin Luther King Jr.’s “promissory note” reveals about economic infrastructure in 2026
When Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke at the March on Washington in 1963, he did not begin with a dream.
2 min |
January 29, 2026
New York Amsterdam News
Man arrested after spraying unknown substance on Rep.Ilhan Omar at Minneapolis town hall
A man sprayed an unknown substance on Democratic U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar and was tackled to the ground Tuesday during a town hall in Minneapolis, where tensions over federal immigration enforcement have come to a head after agents fatally shot an intensive care nurse and a mother of three this month.
4 min |
January 29, 2026
New York Amsterdam News
Dr. Gerald Deas, pioneering health advocate, AmNews contributor dies at 94
Dr. Gerald Deas, a physician, patient advocate, journalist, and longtime contributor to the Amsterdam News, died of natural causes on Jan. 18 at age 94.
3 min |
January 29, 2026
New York Amsterdam News
Bobsledder Azaria Hill writes next chapter in family's Olympic history
Bobsled brakeman Azaria Hill of the U.S. Olympic bobsled team grew up the proud child of two Olympic medalists: mother Denean Howard-Hill, a three-time Olympian and winner of a gold and two silver medals, and father Virgil Hill Sr., an Olympic silver medalist in boxing.
1 min |
January 29, 2026
New York Amsterdam News
Waldo Cortes-Acosta takes down Derrick Lewis by KO at UFC 324
Derrick Lewis, who will turn 41 next month and is nicknamed the 'Black Beast,' is one of the most popular UFC fighters on the promotion’s roster.
2 min |
January 29, 2026
New York Amsterdam News
The AmNews' Howie Evans among the second class of the Black Sportswriters Hall of Fame
Howie Evans, the Amsterdam News' sports editor emeritus, is among the group of legendary and esteemed Black journalists that will be inducted into the Black Sportswriters Hall of Fame (BSWHOF), housed at North Carolina A&T State University, on Saturday, April 11.
2 min |
January 29, 2026
New York Amsterdam News
With the NBA trade deadline approaching, the Knicks front office weighs options
Are the Knicks championship ready?
2 min |
January 29, 2026
Circuit Cellar
Robot Operating System 2 (ROS 2): Core Concepts, Architecture, and Real-World Capabilities
The Robot Operating System 2 (ROS 2) is an open-source, middleware framework that addresses the communication and coordination challenges inherent in modern, distributed robotic systems. In this article, Pedro details how ROS 2's architectural foundations successfully address the core limitations of its predecessor, ROS 1, using real-world scenarios, and steps for setting up the ROS 2 Foxy environment on Ubuntu Linux distro, and cross-platform communication between a host PC and a Raspberry Pi module.
10+ min |
February 2026
Circuit Cellar
Omnion Power Provides Modular, Scalable DC Power System Monitoring and Control with New Pulsar 200 Controller
Omnion Power is helping to redefine the role of the DC power system controller with its next-generation Pulsar 200 platform.
1 min |
February 2026
Circuit Cellar
Sensors: From Canned Tuna to Caviar
In the first installment of a new Circuit Cellar column on sensors, Brian Chee looks at how sensors figure into larger application packages and when \"just enough sensors\" can be the perfect solution.
10 min |
February 2026
Circuit Cellar
Bosch Sensortec Launches BMI423 Inertial Measurement Unit
Smart wearables are always on the move-and so is their sensing technology. Bosch Sensortec introduced the BMI423, a new-generation Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) that combines extended measurement range with low power consumption.
1 min |
February 2026
Circuit Cellar
ADRs: The Missing Memory in Embedded Projects
Remembering and communicating why design decisions were made and the reasons behind their particular implementations can be critical when it comes to developing software as a team and maintaing that software in the future. This time Jacob shares his thoughts on and experience with one of the most valuable tools to extend the reach of software development memories.
9 min |
February 2026
Circuit Cellar
Airborne Embedded Software: Simplifying Safety and Security
With modern airborne systems no longer isolated computing environments, any vulnerabilities introduced into these increasingly connected devices can quickly become much more than just a cybersecurity issue, but a safety risk no one can afford.
4 min |
February 2026
Food Network Magazine
Massachusetts
Baked beans were a staple here before Massachusetts was even a state.
1 min |
February/March 2026
Food Network Magazine
Iowa
Farmers in Iowa produce more pork than any other state in the country by a long shot, and these meatballs, an Iowa favorite, get a double dose of it: They’re made from ground pork and ham.
1 min |
February/March 2026
Food Network Magazine
Name This Dish!
Dream up a clever name for these cake pops and you could win big.
2 min |
February/March 2026
TV Guide Magazine
Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics
The weekend's pageantry is over-now the athletes get down to business on the Games' first Tuesday!
1 min |
February 02 - 22, 2026
TV Guide Magazine
Because of Cupid
All's fair in love and a Valentine's Day mocktail competition! In the network's newest \"Loveuary\" flick, best friends Naomi (Amy Groening, right) and Marcus (Evan Roderick, inset) decide to participate in the love-themed face-off on the most romantic day of the year.
1 min |
February 02 - 22, 2026
TV Guide Magazine
31 Days of Oscar
It's once again time for the most golden event of the year: Turner Classic Movies' annual \"31 Days of Oscar,\" which begins tonight and runs until next month's Academy Awards (airing Sunday, March 15, on ABC).
1 min |
February 02 - 22, 2026
TV Guide Magazine
Super Bowl LX
FOOTBALL FANS, REJOICE! The big day is here. Super Bowl LX (that's 60) between the AFC and NFC champions is being played this year at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, home of the San Francisco 49ers.
1 min |
February 02 - 22, 2026
Food Network Magazine
Nebraska
In 1949, Runza Restaurant in Lincoln, NE, started selling meat-and-cabbage-filled pastries, a mashup of Old World foods brought over by Volga German immigrants.
1 min |
February/March 2026
Food Network Magazine
Michigan
We have the auto industry to thank for this Motor City classic.
2 min |
February/March 2026
TV Guide Magazine
THE NIGHT AGENT
Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso, center, with Amanda Warren and Albert Jones) used to answer mysterious \"night agent\" calls; now he is one. His Season 3 mission:
1 min |
February 02 - 22, 2026
Food Network Magazine
Illinois
Tourists love a Chicago dog, but the Italian beef is the real pride and joy of the Windy City.
2 min |
February/March 2026
Food Network Magazine
New Mexico
Comfort food is even better when you share it with others, and everyone in New Mexico knows that a tamalada (tamale-making party) is a perfect way to do that.
3 min |
February/March 2026
Food Network Magazine
Ohio
As the story goes, Ohio resident Gail Tabor was dipping peanut butter balls in chocolate for a Christmas dessert in the 1960s when one of the treats didn't fully submerge.
1 min |