All three have featured fashionable yet functional styles from Bandolier, the brand behind celebrities’ go-to crossbody phone cases. Like all of the brand’s gadgets, the handy designs feature ...

When prosecutors moved to dismiss their criminal case against an 18-year-old from Lynn on Friday, it did not automatically mean she was released from the custody of federal immigration officials.

"What is concerning about cases such as this one is the potential chilling effect it could have on the good policing that the Lynn Police Department does on a regular basis if people are afraid of ...

A teenager from Lynn, Massachusetts, landed in custody of immigration officials after someone reported her in a domestic ...

There’s another reason to get an S25 case. As we learned when testing the phone for our Galaxy S25 hands-on review, Samsung may have added support for Qi2 wireless charging to the phone.

ICE agents detained a Lynn teenager Monday who was taken into ... Callahan said the judge in the case ordered Barrera released on Monday, but court officers took her to the lockup area of the ...

Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading member of CNET's Reviews team since 2000. He covers the gamut of gadgets and is a notable reviewer of mobile accessories and portable audio ...

An assault charge that landed a teenager from Lynn, Massachusetts, in custody of immigration officials earlier this week has ...

Pundits are linking this with the upcoming phone having a telephoto camera, a first for the brand. While we can be certain Nothing will launch a phone on March 4, it’s not clear what phone it ...

Barrera said in a brief phone interview ... The mayor of Lynn, however, expressed frustration at how ICE operations were being carried out in this case. “We have been told that ICE would be ...

Lance Lynn, closer? Evidently, some teams like the idea. Lynn, 37, has not pitched out of the bullpen since 2018. But his agent, Kevin Lustig, recently informed him that several clubs asked if he ...

President Trump’s Justice Department could change the department’s position on critical Supreme Court cases, potentially altering the trajectory of high-profile appeals before the justices.