Tricia Crimmins is a staff reporter for The Daily Dot, covering a wide range of topics including technology, internet culture, social issues, and entertainment. With a keen eye for trends and a knack for storytelling, Tricia delivers engaging and informative articles that resonate with readers.
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By: Tricia Crimmins
Both candidates appeared in front of teleprompters, which were said to be for moderators.
By: Tricia Crimmins
She got the Israeli and Greek flags confused. A woman on TikTok shared a video of her ripping off a Greek flag banner from a Greek restaurant
By: Tricia Crimmins
Elon Musk's lore is never-ending.
By: Tricia Crimmins
Strangely enough, he didn't talk about either topic.
By: Tricia Crimmins
Radcliff was a youth pastor in Michigan.
I thought I’d take an opportunity to share some of my conclusions from my seven months of reporting.
By: Tricia Crimmins
LinkedIn’s Global Green Skills Report found that 45% of Gen Z workers say they don’t have what it takes to land a green job.
Some experts predict Trump’s affinity for cost efficiency could edge out his “drill, baby, drill” mentality.
By: Tricia Crimmins
Washington, California, and Rhode Island voters cast ballots in favor of clean energy and sustainable agriculture.
The tech giants are using their climate tech funds to boost companies focused on sustainable agriculture and regenerative farming.
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