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Photo: Courtesy Retailer We’ve come a long way from the days of debating plasma TVs versus LCD. These days, the highest-quality smart TVs compete on 4K displays, HDR, and ultra-HD — and all of these are features of this Samsung 55-inch Frame TV. The acronym that’s most important here is QLED, or quantum dot LED. That’s the technology Samsung has pioneered to ensure high-quality depth of color from every image that appears on this screen, from super-black blacks to bright whites and literally billions of shades of color in between. That rich color is especially important on the Frame TV, which has a picture-frame-like border (hence the name), can be mounted to the wall like a painting, and transforms into a still work of art when not being used as a TV. So the QLED display means you’ll be watching the new Avengers movie or Bachelor in Paradise in glorious 4K, but no one will even know that there’s a TV hidden in that lovely framed painting on … [Read more...] about This Trompe l’Oeil TV (That Turns Into a Piece of Art) Is on Sale

Michael D'Antonio is the author of the book "Never Enough: Donald Trump and the Pursuit of Success" and co-author with Peter Eisner of "The Shadow President: The Truth About Mike Pence." The opinions expressed in this commentary are those of the author. View more opinion articles on CNN. (CNN)If President Donald Trump's binky is his Twitter account -- and it's probably safe to assume it is -- then his security blanket is his television. TV offers our tube-addicted President a soothing glow any time of day or night while Twitter gives him something to do with his anxious fingers. Expect both to get a workout as public hearings on his possible impeachment begin on Wednesday. Morbidly obsessed with his own demise, in the aftermath of the testimony, Trump will undoubtedly feel the impulse to offer commentary on social media. No doubt his advisers have counseled him to refrain, but this kind of advice hasn't stopped him yet. House vote on impeachment will sting Trump The top … [Read more...] about Trump is a victim of his own impulses

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP) — It’s Father’s Day at the Jets’ training facility, where Kacy Rodgers is the New York Jets’ defensive coordinator. But, everywhere else, he’s Dad to Kacy Rodgers II, a versatile defensive back competing to make the team. The two are enjoying the unique chance to work together in the NFL as father-son and coach-player. “It’s been great,” the younger Rodgers said with a smile after a recent minicamp practice. “This is an opportunity that doesn’t come around very often and it’s extremely rare in our profession to have this situation. I’m just taking it all in and using this opportunity to my fullest and taking advantage of it.” The 26-year-old Rodgers II has been doing exactly that over the last few years just to reach this point. He went undrafted after playing at the University of Miami from 2010-13. Rodgers II had visits with several NFL teams over the last few years … [Read more...] about Jets Defensive Coordinator Finally Getting The Chance To Coach His Son

Editor’s Note : Arkady Babchenko, one of the bravest and most famous of Russia’s war reporters, is not dead, although Tuesday night the world, including his family and friends, believed that he was. Now we find out it was all part of a sting to capture those who really did want him dead. On Wednesday Babchenko appeared alive and well at a press conference, saying that he had to fake his death as part of a Ukrainian Security Service counter-terror operation. A suspect reportedly is in custody. This is not the first time secret services have pulled off such a sting to embarrass their enemies and capture conspirators. In 1984, for instance, the Egyptians faked the murder of a leading opponent of Libyan strongman Muammar Gaddafi. But in today’s news environment, such a spectacular example of “fake news” risks discrediting those who pull it off as well as those who would commit the crime in the first place. – World News Editor Christopher Dickey … [Read more...] about Another Putin Critic Murdered in Ukraine? Nope. His ‘Death’ Was a Sting That Caught Alleged Assassin

Chris Hirst brings the Robot Dance Party to Dolores Park Chris Hirst brings the Robot Dance Party to Dolores Park Photo: Robot Dance Party Photo: Robot Dance Party Image 1 of / 14 Caption Close Image 1 of 14 Chris Hirst brings the Robot Dance Party to Dolores Park Chris Hirst brings the Robot Dance Party to Dolores Park Photo: Robot Dance Party That dancing robot in San Francisco's Dolores Park earns $70 an hour 1  /  14 Back to Gallery If you’re looking to get over your inhibitions, Chris Hirst suggests wearing a robot suit. “I’m not comfortable performing in front of people, but I discovered that the rules changed when I put on the suit. No one can see me, even though I’m … [Read more...] about That dancing robot in San Francisco’s Dolores Park earns $70 an hour