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25 of the best kitchen organization products on Amazon for under $25

The kitchen is the heart of the home. So, if yours is a jumbled mess, it's probably not pumping out the life force energy it should be. Fortunately, there are easy, affordable products that can contain your clutter and make your kitchen functional again.If you're struggling to put your kitchen back together after a hectic summer and the back-to-school frenzy, we've got you covered. Here are 25 of the best kitchen organization products under $25 to sort out your space. Happy organizing!A set of clear organizers for your fridge or pantry

HBO Max: The 33 Absolute Best TV Shows to Watch - CNET

Stream great comedy series like Hacks and The White Lotus.

Chiefs vs. Colts Livestream: How to Watch NFL Week 3 From Anywhere in the US - CNET

Looking to watch the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Indianapolis Colts? Here's everything you need to watch Sunday's 1 p.m. ET game that airs on CBS.

Patriots vs. Ravens livestream options to watch the NFL week 3 matchup

The New England Patriots will host The Baltimore Ravens at Gillette Stadium for their home opener this weekend. 

Kickoff time for Patriots vs. Ravens is set for 1p.m. ET on September 25.

Since Gillette Stadium opened in 2011, the Patriots are 17-3 for home openers and will be looking to build on their success over The Steelers last weekend. The Baltimore Ravens are currently 2nd in AFC North after a close defeat by The Miami Dolphins last time out.

While the game will be available on local TV in areas around Boston and Maryland, most fans will need to stream the game to get in on the action.

In the U.S. there is no single option available that will allow you to stream every NFL game on any device you want, so you will need to shop around for the best streaming options.

How to stream Patriots vs. Ravens in Boston, Maryland, or anywhere

If this is an in-market game for you, most live TV streaming services will show this game, because they stream your local network affiliates. Here's a list of live TV streaming services, most of which have free trial options:

• DIRECTTV stream — $69.99 a month

• Vidgo's 'Plus' plan — $59.95 a month

• YouTube TV — $64.99 a month

• FuboTV — $69.99 a month

• Hulu with Live TV — $69.99 a month with ads, or $75.99 a month ad-free

If this game is out-of-market for you, you’ll probably need to subscribe to NFL Sunday Ticket, a premium service carried by DIRECTTV, which will cost you $69.49 per month, after a free trial week. And no, you don’t get NFL Sunday Ticket for free, even if you sign up for DIRECTV Stream.

How to stream Dolphins vs. Bills NFL game in the UK

The popularity of the NFL continues to grow in the UK with games being played in London in recent years. 

The good news for UK fans, watching NFL games will cost you a lot less than it would in the US. NFL Game pass has a number of options available to fans this side of the water. 

The PRO subscription which will cost just £150.99 annually - or four installments of £37.75 until 31 July 2023 will give you access to all 270+ games live, which may be bad news for your sleeping pattern. 

Game Pass “Essential” tier, which costs £42.99 annually, will allow you to watch NFL Redzone live with on demand highlights of all games.

How to use Spotify Audiobooks

Want to level-up from podcasts and listen to books on Spotify? Now you can. This week, Spotify launched Spotify Audiobooks to all U.S. users. The new feature allows you to purchase audiobooks and listen to them on Spotify, consolidating all your listening needs to one platform. Each audiobook is individually priced. To purchase an audiobook on Spotify you'll be redirected to the web browser and then brought back to the app. If you want to explore titles, all you need to do is navigate to the Audiobooks section on Spotify. You can find it under "Browse all" of the "Search" page. There, you'll see all of the audiobooks that Spotify recommends. You can also search for titles the same way you would search for an album or a podcast. If you haven't yet purchased an audiobook a lock will appear next to the play button, informing you that you need to the buy the book before you can listen.If you want to unlock all of these new features on Spotify, just follow this guide. How to purchase an audiobook on Spotify:1. Select the title you want to purchase2. Tap the green play arrow

Scientists detect something intriguing brewing in Enceladus' seas

The moon Enceladus shoots giant plumes of its ocean into space. Planetary scientists suspect this briny sea could be habitable, meaning it potentially harbors conditions that support life. Now, new research suggests this Saturnian moon's water contains bounties of a critical building block for life (as we know it, anyway). It's phosphorus, an important ingredient in genetic and cellular material. It's the second most abundant mineral in our bodies. "We found evidence that one of the key elements that's needed for life on Earth should be present in high abundance in the ocean of Enceladus," Christopher Glein, a senior scientist at the Southwest Research Institute, a research and development organization, told Mashable. "It shows Enceladus is more habitable than previously thought," added Glein, who studies the geology of other worlds. The research, which simulated how minerals dissolve into the moon's sea and allowed researchers to estimate the quantity of phosphorus on Enceladus, was recently published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. SEE ALSO: Strange, unexpected things are happening on Neptune The data for the study come from a legendary NASA mission back in 2008, when the space agency's legendary Cassini probe dove through jets of icy water vapor, gases, and organic material that sprayed from Enceladus' south pole. The moon, which is as wide as Arizona, instantly became a source of intense intrigue. "Enceladus discoveries have changed the direction of planetary science," Linda Spilker, Cassini's project scientist, said in a statement. "Planetary scientists now have Enceladus to consider as a possible habitat for life," she added. "Phosphorus has a critical role in life as we know it." Yet Cassini's brief plunge through the moon's plumes didn't nearly capture everything in the ocean. And previous research concluded there wasn't much phosphorus in Enceladus' seas, which doesn't bode as well for the ocean world's habitability.

A New Jersey family's stalker experience is told in Netflix's 'The Watcher' trailer

In Netflix's new series The Watcher, Naomi Watts and her family move to their dream house in New Jersey with the promise of a quiet suburban life. That is until mysterious letters appear telling the family that they're being watched, the house is alive, and that it requires "young blood." "Do you the know the history of the house," reads the letter from the stalker known as The Watcher. "I've been put in charge of watching you. This message will not be the last."Based on a true story, the trailer shows us the constant anxiety the Braddock family deals with as more and more strange events happen in their house and around them. Written by Ryan Murphy and Ian Brennan, known for their previous work on Glee, American Horror Story, and Scream Queens, The Watcher might be putting a possible cult twist on real events based on what we see in the trailer. Or maybe that's just the reality of living in a neighborhood with an HOA. SEE ALSO: 'Conversations with a Killer' returns with 'The Jeffrey Dahmer Tapes' in latest trailer And although the real Watcher was never caught, the experience does remind us all to never buy a house in New Jersey.Starring Watts, Jennifer Coolidge, Bobby Cannavale, and Mia Farrow, you can watch The Watcher on Netflix on October 13.

Get a refurbished MacBook for a great price during this sale

TL;DR: Through Sept. 30, you can get a refurbished 2017 MacBook 12-inch (Core i5, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD)

Get a peek inside this Saudi Arabian date festival

Saudi Arabia is one of the world's top producers and exporters of dates, and dozens of varieties are sold every year at the Buraydah Date Festival.

'House of the Dragon': When Episode 6 Drops in Your Time Zone - CNET

After spending years avoiding matrimony, Rhaenyra Targaryen is now a married woman. Find out what happens next in HBO's Game of Thrones prequel on Sunday.

New York City welcomes Little Amal, the refugee puppet

New York City hotspots have a new, larger-than-average visitor this week: Little Amal, the 12-foot-tall puppet representing a 10-year-old Syrian refugee, who has made her way around the world to bring attention to displaced children. Walk With Amal, or The Walk, is an international art and advocacy project by the Handspring Puppet Company, founded in 1981 in Cape Town, South Africa. Amal's worldwide pilgrimage began at the Syrian-Turkish border in July 2021. Since then, she has traveled more than 5,000 miles across 12 countries, representing the journeys of children fleeing violence, war, and other forms of persecution, and has launched The Amal Fund to raise money for childhood education and humanitarian needs. Tweet may have been deleted (opens in a new tab) Tweet may have been deleted (opens in a new tab) Amal's latest New York City leg crosses paths with international leaders and activists who have convened in the city for the United Nations annual General Assembly, which runs from Sept. 13 to Sept. 27. She also made an appearance at the Goalkeepers Global Goals Awards, a ceremony honoring notable women leaders put on by the United Nations and Gates Foundation. Next to her stood education activist Malala Yousafzi, climate activist Vanessa Nakate, journalist Zahra Joya, and health advocate Dr. Radhika Batra. SEE ALSO: Where you can read banned books for free Observers are encouraged to listen to the "Voice of Brooklyn" project as Amal makes her way through the boroughs, available on the Bloomberg Connects app (a digital arts and culture guide). The five audio stories guide listeners along the paths of local Brooklynites, many immigrants themselves. You can follow along with Amal's journey on Twitter

Best Chromebook for 2022: 8 Chromebooks Starting at Under $300 - CNET

Experience the best of Google's ChromeOS, whether it's for work, school or play.

Your child may be able to program new tricks for this robot dog

TL;DR: As of Sept. 24, you can get the Petoi Bittle: Palm-Sized Robot Dog for just $296.10 with code ROBOT10

The Best Netflix Family Movies That'll Make You Forget Disney Plus - CNET

Want to watch a family-friendly film with the kids? Here are the best.

Upgrade Your Streaming Setup With These $120 Govee Smart Lighting Panels - CNET

Best Buy has a seven-pack of adjustable Govee wall light panels on sale for $50 off the usual price. But hurry, this deal is only available for today.

Tropical Storm Ian is tracking toward Florida and may soon hit hurricane status

Authorities and residents in Florida were keeping a cautious eye on Tropical Storm Ian in the Caribbean on Sunday, expected to continue gaining strength and become a major hurricane.

Bengals vs. Jets Livestream: How to Watch NFL Week 3 From Anywhere in the US - CNET

Looking to watch the Cincinnati Bengals against New York Jets? Here's everything you need to watch Sunday's 1 p.m. ET game that airs on CBS.

'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' is a show for horse girls

Yes, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power is an epic fantasy adventure based on the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. It's also a show with major horse girl energy.That's not a bad thing! The original Lord of the Rings film trilogy, directed by Peter Jackson, was also bursting with horse girl vibes.

How Italy could elect its first far-right prime minister in decades

Italy?s potential far-right turn is years in the making. Giorgia Meloni, the founder of the hard-right party Brothers of Italy, could soon become Italy?s first woman leader and the first far-right leader in decades, since the fall of fascist dictator Benito Mussolini during World War II.Italy will hold snap general elections on Sunday to elect a new parliament, and Meloni?s party is widely considered the favorite to come out on top as the leading partner in a new conservative coalition, with Meloni as prime minister.Meloni?s rise to power and the retrenchment of hard-right populism within her coalition is in some ways a resurgence and galvanization of far-right sentiment that Italian politics and political parties have never truly reckoned with. Despite Meloni?s and other right-wing figures? insistence to the contrary ? and despite the brutality of Mussolini?s fascist movement in Italy and across Europe ? his influence never completely receded from Italian politics. Meloni, 45, honed her reactionary views as a teenage political activist in her native Rome; at 15, she registered with the youth front of the Italian Social Movement, a group established by a former minister in Mussolini?s government.On the campaign trail, she has emphasized her womanhood and motherhood, though she is not a feminist. She has also taken a hard line against immigration ? suggesting that the Italian Navy patrol the Mediterranean to keep migrants from arriving by sea ? and a Meloni victory could portend rollbacks to minority rights, including the rights of women, LGBTQ people, and migrants. Her Brothers of Italy party, uses an insignia and slogan ? ?Dio, patria, familia,? or ?God, country, family? ? which echo its fascist predecessors.Meloni?s star has risen considerably since Italy?s 2018 elections, when her party received only 4 percent of the vote. Now, Brothers of Italy is projected to take 25 percent of the vote in Sunday?s election, which would be enough to give her and her coalition ? with former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi?s Forza Italia party and former Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini?s League party ? a ruling majority in a new, smaller parliament.Meloni?s refusal this summer to support outgoing caretaker Prime Minister Mario Draghi?s unity government and her forceful opposition to his Covid-19 policies pushed her into the spotlight; her presentation as ?strongly against the establishment, anti-elite and very, very conservative,? as Carlo Bastasin, a nonresident senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, told Foreign Policy, has galvanized her supporters. However, Meloni still faces opposition, and pollster Lorenzo Pregliasco of YouTrend told the Associated Press that voter turnout could be as low as 66 percent this time around, below 2018?s record-low turnout of 73 percent. That?s partly because the state of Italian politics has left many voters ?disaffected, disappointed,? he said. ?They don?t see their vote as something that matters.?While there?s no guarantee Meloni?s coalition will succeed in capturing enough votes for a majority, whoever next leads Italy will have to contend with a series of major issues ? some of which, like immigration, a tax system overhaul, and judicial reform, have plagued Italy for years, across many governments, seemingly without a tenable solution. Italy?s right wing has been building up to this for yearsItalian politics have a reputation for being messy, bureaucratic, and ineffectual; over the past four years, Italy has had three different governing coalitions ? two under Giuseppe Conte, leader of the Five Star Movement, and one under former European Central Bank head Draghi. The Conte governments, ?characterized by an unusual level of incompetence,? as Bastasin wrote in July, crumbled due to inefficiency in dealing with the Covid-19 pandemic, as well as political maneuvering and power plays on the part of Conte?s colleagues in the Italian parliament.In contrast, Draghi?s government enjoyed high public support and reassured European Union partners and other international actors that Italy was on track to manage the pandemic and responsibly spend recovery funds. Draghi prioritized critical economic goals and gender equity, as well as investments in clean energy and green jobs in his first speech as prime minister. He also stood firmly in support of the European Union and Italy?s place in it, notably in terms of supporting Ukraine against Russia?s invasion and in imposing sanctions on Russia, despite the domestic challenges of doing so.However, Draghi?s tenure as an unelected technocrat depended on a unity government; Meloni?s party was the only opposition until Conte broke the coalition in July in response to Italy?s cost of living crisis, prompting the spectacular dissolution of Draghi?s unity government, his resignation, and finally, the right-wing bloc of Meloni, Salvini, and Berlusconi calling for snap elections.According to Andrea Pirro, a professor of political and social sciences at the Florence university Scuola Normale Superiore who spoke to Vox over email, Meloni has benefited from her constant role in the opposition.Other experts agree: ?She?s the only leader the Italian electorate does not perceive to have already tested,? Pietro Castelli Gattinara, an associate professor of political communication at Universit? Libre de Bruxelles, told Vox?s Jen Kirby. ?She is the only one that has not yet deceived the Italian electorate. That?s her biggest ace to play at the next election.?Meloni?s party is also benefiting from ?the 5 Star Movement?s entry to parliament in 2013,? which ?shook Italian politics to the core,? Pirro said, ?de facto questioning the traditional bipolar competition between a moderate-left and a right-wing bloc.? That power shift, in turn, positioned Salvini?s the League as the ?new gravitational center of the right-wing bloc (at the expense of Silvio Berlusconi?s Forza Italia), steering the right-wing coalition towards far-right territories.?The mainstreaming of Salvini?s worldview, which has historically included support for Russian President Vladimir Putin and aggressive anti-immigration measures ?was, in a way, much more important in paving the way for Meloni?s rise,? Pirro said. ?When the League started losing support, many voters simply opted for the untried far-right alternative, Brothers of Italy.?Meloni has gained support, as populists do, with an underdog appeal; many of her supporters, including Meloni herself, identify with hobbits, a diminutive people from J.R.R. Tolkien?s Lord of the Rings saga, as the New York Times? Jason Horowitz explained this week. ?The feature that characterizes her, and the feature that is mirroring the sentiment of the Italian public opinion, is her insistence on victimhood,? Bastasin told Foreign Policy. ?This is a very powerful emotional argument which goes down well for many populist politicians.?The Italian populist, post-fascism lineage, of which Meloni is a part, has venerated the text as a ?vision of spirituality against materialism, a metaphysical vision of life against the forms of the modern world,? former MSI member Umberto Croppi told the Times. The nostalgia for a simpler time, in fact, defines and drives Brothers of Italy?s appeal, as well as the party itself. ?While Brothers of Italy cannot be meaningfully labelled as ?neofascist?, there is clearly a share of nostalgics among party ranks,? Pirro told Vox, tracing the party?s roots back to the Italian Social Movement. ?Meloni has done generally little to distance herself and her organization from these elements ? or openly condemn fascism, for that matter.?Italy?s left wing has also ceded ground to conservative parties, and even mimicked some of their policies and talking points. Although Italy did have a visible leftist movement in the post-war era, political aims were overshadowed by polarization and terror from the late 1960s through the ?80s ? what Italians call the anni di piombo, Years of Lead.Now, ?the main reformist party, the Democratic Party, has long lost its social-democratic credentials by parroting the far right on security and immigration issues and embracing a neoliberal market agenda at the expenses of its traditional working class voter base,? Pirra told Vox. Conte?s Five Star Movement ?is currently presenting itself as a progressive force, but this is coming after years of ideological ambiguity and flirtation with far-right issues,? and anything resembling a truly left-wing party ?has failed to capture sizable support in recent years.?That?s because of a series of disappointments on the part of left-wing politicians, one Italian voter told Vox. ?Politically, I?m a left-wing person, I identify with the left wing,? Gaia Celeste, a Roman left-wing constituent and community manager for a tech startup told Vox. ?We have a big center-left-wing party which is the Partito Democratico ? the Democratic Party ? which has not fulfilled many of the desires and the needs of the left-wing electorate.? In fact, she said, over the past decade those parties had responded much more to the ?sirens? of right-wing rhetoric than to the needs of the people. Meloni?s coalition could win as much as 60 percent of the seats in Parliament, although a polling blackout since September 9 means those numbers could have changed considerably by the time people go to the polls on Sunday. And even if they do win a majority, it might not be significant enough to catapult Meloni into power, Celeste explained. ?One of the rosier pictures is that the right wing does not take too much of the majority, so that [Sergio] Mattarella, the president of the republic, can decide to nominate someone else from the government,? Celeste said. ?So if Meloni?s majority is not too strong, not too big, we may have a scenario where he nominates someone else and that might still be Mario Draghi. And that might be the best scenario.?How would the Meloni coalition govern? If Meloni does take power, as Pirro believes she and her coalition will, her party may have a great deal of freedom to implement its agenda with backing from Italy?s other right-wing parties.?The far-right Brothers of Italy and the League are the two main ideological drivers of the right-wing coalition, so we should expect an additional crackdown on migration policies and the rights of minorities (especially LGBTQI+ people), and in all likelihood further barriers to accessing abortion, when Meloni comes to power,? Pirro told Vox. Abortion, which became legal in Italy in 1978, is still quite difficult to access for many Italian women; the procedure is legal only up to 12 weeks of pregnancy in most cases, and the law governing it allows for doctors to opt out of performing abortions as ?conscientious objectors.? As many as 71 percent of Italian gynecological health care providers identify as conscientious objectors, according to one study published in the journal Social Science Research in 2020. While Meloni has said she would respect Italy?s abortion law as it stands, she has also made clear that she wants to emphasize a part of the law which is ?about prevention,? although what that means in practice is unclear. Overall, Meloni positions herself as ?pro-family? ? meaning pro-traditional, nuclear family. Fellow coalition leader Salvini has praised Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orb?n for his family policies, including incentives for Hungarian women to have four or more children. Meloni also opposes what she calls ?pink quotas,? or quotas for women?s participation in government and on private-sector positions of power. Many Italian women support such quotas, the New York Times reports, particularly in a highly patriarchal society where ?boys? clubs? have dominated the halls of power. Viviana Costagliola, an art historian originally from Naples, told Vox that via WhatsApp that she?s concerned about the erosion of minority rights and abortion access under a potential Meloni government. She?s also ?preoccupied with our position with the European community?s dialogue,? noting Meloni?s ?proximity to [Turkish President Recep Tayyip] Erdogan?s thoughts and the Spanish extremist right parties.?Though Meloni has recently voiced her support for the European project ? especially critical so as not to threaten access to 191.5 billion euro in Covid-19 recovery funds ? she?s previously expressed some euroskeptic viewpoints and openly admires Orb?n, one of the biggest thorns in the side of the EU.Meloni?s most salient political characteristic is her nationalism, highlighted with a nostalgic ?traditionalism? that ties in her anti-migration, anti-equality, and debatably euroskeptic ideologies. As Castelli Gattinara put it:What is really the core ideological tenet of [far-right] actors is nativism; is the idea that country states should be inhabited exclusively by so-called native people; is the idea that there are homogeneous communities and that any type of contamination from abroad would impoverish the sort of natural purity of the nation-state. And importantly, this applies to race or ethnic diversity. It equally applies to religion. It also applies to ideas.In a certain sense, new ideas coming from abroad are considered a danger to the nation-state. We see that quite strongly when it comes to civil rights and, in particular, gender equality.It?s less clear, however, how much of Brothers of Italy?s agenda Meloni will succeed in translating into policy, even if her coalition wins a strong majority.In particular, given Italy?s challenging political system, and Meloni?s relative inexperience, opinions are mixed as to how much she?d be able to actually do as Italy?s leader, particularly if her coalition doesn?t receive a resounding majority. ?I am afraid of incompetence, not the fascist threat,? Roberto D?Alimonte, a political science professor at LUISS university in Rome, told the AP. ?She has not governed anything.?

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Russians protested in dozens of cities against Putin's military draft

Russians held scattered demonstrations across the country on Saturday despite threats of arrest and a heavy police presence. The Kremlin has ordered 300,000 more troops for the war in Ukraine.

The far right is having a moment in Europe. Actually, everywhere.