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Tina Charles, Renee Montgomery join TNT for FIBA World Cup coverage
Tina Charles will reunite with former UConn teammate Renee Montgomery in the TNT Sports studio.
Oakland: Update: States Accuse Meta Of Knowing About Alleged Mental Health Harms Despite Assurances
The social media giant Meta Inc. is fighting in federal court to prove it doesn't harm young people's mental health, collect their data in violation of federal law, and that its executives haven't...
Top scientists warn El Niño may bring tallest-ever seas to California
Climate scientists explain.
Low-impact exercise can deliver big health benefits while being easier on your joints
Walking, swimming, cycling, yoga, and other low-impact activities can improve your heart health, build strength, and help you stay active at any age.
Roundup: Here's What The Critics Are Saying About The Sinking City 2
Does it sink or swim?
After slashing science budgets, Trump bets on Bay Area researchers
The administration is funding research involving AI, energy and critical minerals.
Do Democrats have ‘SWAMP’ disease? A major SF donor thinks so
An audit of the Democratic Party’s spending concludes that it’s too focused on wooing white, male voters.
Dear Abby: Toxic Relationship Affects Woman’s Health
Seeking advice on matters of life, family or protocol? Jeanne Phillips and the staff of Dear Abby are here to help.
White House releases damaging Swalwell documents
The documents released Monday show how much Swalwell’s resignation has blunted what may have been a potent line of attack for the Trump administration.
Houston appeals block on minority business contracting program
Houston’s minority business contracting program should be allowed to keep operating, city officials said in appealing a federal ruling finding the program's “racial aspect” unconstitutional.
CBP pauses Big Bend border construction ahead of fact-finding visit
U.S. Customs and Border Protection BP commissioner Rodney Scott wrote on social media Monday he was pausing construction in Big Bend National Park.
Letters — Democracy, term limits, politics, vaccines
Readers praise two stories, believe term limits would help save our democracy, urge people to see both sides of an issue and share information about vaccines.
Elite science high schools boost enrollment as AI, chip demand grows
South Korea's elite science high schools will admit a record number of students next year, expanding opportunities for young science talent at a time when unive
These investors and CEOs left California and New York for Dallas
Finance and tech CEOs from California and New York are making their mark on Dallas' business community. Here's why they moved.
San Antonio study sheds new light on dementia in Hispanics
UT Health San Antonio researchers found that a rare type of dementia that affects younger people is more common among Hispanics than was previously realized.
Cherry Bowl Drive-In to host free Faith and Family Night
There is no charge for admission or any of the evening’s activities.
Bay Area Eataly restaurant closed after visit from health inspector
A restaurant inside the Silicon Valley Eataly has been shut down by health inspectors.
Oakland Catholic school navigates thorny politics of Pride flag
As students return to class, an Oakland Catholic high school has come up with a compromise on how to navigate the thorny politics of the Pride flag.
Oakland restaurateur 'happy' to close business after 23 years
Earlier this year, the restaurateur called Jack London Square "a ghost town."
Science Says ‘Grandma Hobbies’ May Have Real Health Benefits
Knitting, gardening, and other hands on, old-fashioned activities can be more than just relaxing—here’s what they can do for your brain, mood, and more.
California's political map is more complicated than red versus blue
New research challenges assumptions about California voters.
Opinion: Include San Antonio FC in sports and entertainment district
A reader says not to forget San Antonio FC. The soccer club should be included in the city’s plans for a sports and entertainment district.
Chicago Auto Show veteran named new McCormick Place GM
The longtime head of operations for the Chicago Auto Show becomes the fourth person to assume the role of McCormick Place general manager in the past four years.
He once defended Trump in Congress. Now he runs a California wine bar.
Devin Nunes made headlines constantly in the first Trump administration.
Devin Nunes, former Trump confidant, opens Pismo Beach wine bar
Devin Nunes made headlines constantly in the first Trump administration.
A fantastic hyperlocal restaurant hides on this Calif. college campus
It might be one of California's most special farm-to-table experiences.
DeSarno: Keep politics out of counterterrorism strategy
The 2026 U.S. Counterterrorism Strategy politicizes national security, abandoning operational clarity and institutional discipline.
T-Mobile to layoff 113 virtual business sales employees in Irving
“Changing business needs” are leading to the layoffs of 113 employees at T-Mobile’s Irving location, the network announced via a WARN notice.
How Bronin's 'political earthquake' defeated Larson in CT: Dan Haar
The former Hartford mayor is calling for a movement with fresh energy for Democrats to fight back against Trump.
300-year-old sturgeon are swimming around the Great Lakes
Some of these humble fish were alive during the Civil War.
Annie Patwell Joins Marist's Sports Medicine Department
Patwell Will Work With Men's Soccer, Swimming & Diving, Baseball
SF politician apologizes over AI attack website, takes chatbot down
Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi called the chatbot a "gross misuse" of AI.
Dallas-Fort Worth Business Datebook: CIOs gather and discounted lunch
This week’s Dallas-Fort Worth business datebook features earnings from Walmart, a gathering of tech leaders and more.
Twice’s Jeongyeon leaves JYP after 11 years, joins Varo Entertainment
Jeongyeon of Twice on Monday announced her departure from JYP Entertainment after 11 years, but will continue her activities with the group. In a handwritten no
Korea’s market volatility becomes TV entertainment
Amid the highs and lows of South Korea’s stock market, a new television trend is taking shape — entertainment programs built around the emotional rollercoaster
A man accused of orchestrating Tupac Shakur's 1996 killing is on trial. Here's what to know
The trial of a man accused of orchestrating the 1996 killing of rapper Tupac Shakur starts this week. The unsolved case has gripped the hip-hop world for 30 years. The trial is expected to last about...
West Nile virus found in mosquitoes in West Haven, officials say
Most people with West Nile virus do not have symptoms, health officials said.
Northwood students explore Midland in Go MAD March
As Midland prepares to welcome students to Northwood University’s campus in a few weeks, some of the city’s small businesses will get face time with newcomers on Aug. 21 for a welcome-back...
'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' keeps record pace, ‘The Odyssey’ sets new high for Nolan
“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” continued its blistering pace in theaters, collecting $144.5 million domestically over its second weekend, according to studio estimates Sunday. And Christopher...
Texas restaurant claims DoorDash scammer hurt business
The owner alleged multiple strikes every two weeks.
Oak Cliff nonprofit blends science and arts for back-to-school fest
2 Inspire Peace brought together engineering professors, local students, and Dallas artists for a STEAM festival on Saturday morning.
D-FW business datebook for the week of Aug. 9
A pivotal CPI report is released Wednesday and local companies including AECOM, Brinker International and Yesway are gearing up to release earnings reports.
How the Middle East became an issue in East Bay House race
AIPAC and affiliated groups have spent $4 million to defeat California State Sen. Aisha Wahab in the campaign to succeed Rep. Eric Swalwell.
College sports bill doesn't get vote, but does get spot on the Senate's September calendar
The Protect College Sports Act failed to reach a vote during an all-night, pre-recess session in the Senate, though the bill did gain a spot on next month’s calendar after the chamber comes back...
Health officials issue warning after dog dies following swim in Stoughton pond - Boston News, Weather, Sports
STOUGHTON, MASS. (WHDH) - Town officials in Stoughton are warning the public after a dog died following a swim at Ames Pond this week.The town’sRead More
Rybakina advances while Andreeva exits at Toronto
Reigning Australian Open champion Elena Rybakina advanced to the fourth round of the WTA Toronto Masters on Friday while French Open winner Mirra Andreeva was eliminated by Canada's Leylah Fernandez.Rybakina, who also won the 2022 Wimbledon title, advanced to a last-16 meeting with the winner of a later match between Russia's Liudmila Samsonova and Australian Maya Joint.
How North Texas council meetings became heated political spectacles
Crowded, rowdy North Texas council meetings are pushing local leaders to tighten public comment rules as city halls become heated political spectacles.
American Airlines ends some free business-class upgrades
The Fort Worth carrier will adjust its complimentary upgrade policy later this month, affecting status members.
Court orders Meta to pay $567M to address kids' mental health online
The order came in the second phase of a landmark trial Meta lost in March.
High school sports tryouts and practices kick off Aug. 17
Our high school fall sports season will kick off on Monday, Aug. 17, with tryouts and practices beginning for high school football. Tryouts and practices for all other high school sports, including cheerleading, boys' soccer, girls' soccer, boys' cross country, girls' cross country, girls' tennis, girls' swimming and diving and volleyball, will begin on Monday, Aug. 24. Tryouts and practice schedules Tryout and practice schedules are available via the practice schedules button located on the fall sports page of our website. Please note that practice schedules are subject to change due to inclement weather or unanticipated circumstances. Registration information As a reminder, students and parents must fill out all required paperwork on Final Forms to participate in tryouts and practices. A physical conducted within the last 12 months is mandatory for any student interested in trying out for an athletic team and must be uploaded into Final Forms platform. Families are encouraged to get a completed physical from their child's physician. If you are unable to get a physical from your child's physician, you can schedule a free physical with Whitney Young's school-based health center by calling (518) 573-2556. Additionally, the district physician will also be available to facilitate sports physicals at Albany High in room 4253 on the following dates: Monday, Aug. 17 from 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 20 from 10:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Sports physicals on Aug. 17 and 20 are free and no appointment is necessary. Academic Eligibility As a reminder, students must be in good academic standing to participate in athletics. Academic eligibility will start at the beginning of each academic year. Eligibility is determined based on quarterly grades, and interim progress reports will serve as an important academic checkpoint for all student‑athletes. For additional details about academic eligibility, please see our Athletic Code of Conduct. Falcons, we can't wait to see you soar this fall season!
DuckDuckGo mercilessly dunks on big tech's AI 'pervert' glasses
The company's “Normal F***ing Sunglasses" reportedly already sold out.
Talarico gains GOP support while unveiling affordability plan
Democratic Senate candidate proposed debt relief, housing aid and tax credits. Paxton’s campaign dismissed the agenda as “half-baked.”
Coco Gauff appears to support WTA efforts to protect sport's fairness, laments 'attack' on trans community
Coco Gauff voiced support for the WTA's SRY gene-testing policy while expressing concern about animosity directed at the transgender community.
The business of dying: Inside Texas’ growing death doula movement
The business of death doulas in North Texas is growing. Here’s why and some factors to consider.
Newsom heading to Michigan to boost Democrats on heels of El-Sayed win
The trip will also allow Newsom to build support in a critical swing state as he gears up for a possible presidential run in 2028.
Adam Sandler’s daughter reveals his bizarre swimming pool ritual
Sunny Sandler revealed her dad Adam Sandler’s unusual swimming pool habit during an interview with Jimmy Fallon, who didn’t believe her: ‘That is not true at all.’
SM Entertainment unveils second-half lineup
SM Entertainment unveiled its second-half artist lineup Wednesday, confirming new releases by Minho of Shinee and boy group WayV, along with a single from a new
Disney's strong quarter driven by 'Toy Story 5' and the draw of its US theme parks
Disney’s solid third quarter was driven by a $1 billion box office haul from “Toy Story 5” and the draw of its U.S. theme parks that helped to offset continued weakness from international...
Why CT voters are seeing so much political advertising this year
Candidates for governor and Congress in Connecticut have advertised aggressively in recent weeks, leading up to the primary.
Powerful California Labor Federation endorses billionaire tax
A proposed one-time tax on California’s billionaires got a huge boost Tuesday when the California Labor Federation, which represents 2.3 million union members, endorsed the measure.
Goldie Hawn, 80, Dances in Plunging Gem-Studded Swimsuit While Holding a Huge Bottle of Wine
The actress brought the party.
Texas ranks No. 3 for business bankruptcy filings in U.S.
Higher interest rates and lingering inflation are forcing businesses into a tough spot.
4 Anne Arundel beaches placed under no-swim advisories for high bacteria levels
Water-contact activities, including swimming and waterskiing, are prohibited.
Franciscan Health Michigan City hosting suicide intervention training
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. – Franciscan Health Michigan City is hosting a two-day suicide intervention workshop aimed at helping those at risk stay safe. LivingWorks Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) is a two-trainer workshop designed for members of all caregiver groups. Family, friends and other community members may be the first to talk with a person at risk but have little or no training. ASIST provides that training while helping those in formal roles with professional development to ensure they are prepared to provide suicide first aid. The course focuses on teaching suicide first aid to help a person at
San Francisco Giants trade pitcher Tyler Mahle to Atlanta Braves
The San Francisco Giants made their first move ahead of Monday’s trade deadline, agreeing to trade pitcher Tyler Mahle to the Atlanta Braves on Sunday.
D-FW Business Datebook: Startup week starts with big-name lineup
DFW Startup Week starts Monday and runs through Thursday with a week of speakers, seminars, networking events and other activities to boost entrepreneurs and North Texas’ startup scene.
Newsom and Trump agree on one way to address AI's impact
Gov. Gavin Newsom, President Donald Trump, Sen. Bernie Sanders, OpenAI’s Sam Altman and others are uniting around the idea of “universal basic capital.”
State officials alert urgent health hazard at popular CT lake, warn swimmers to stay out of water
Officials with the state’s Department of Energy and Environmental Protection have issued an urgent health hazard for Great Hill Pond in Portland after dangerous bacteria was found in the water.
For Shark Week, fins, facts and fascination at New England Aquarium
Shark Week is a time celebrate all things shark. At New England Aquarium, it's a time to showcase a creature that swims in folklore as well as fact.
Southlake man gets 9 years in prison for $8M business loan scheme
A former Southlake attorney was sentenced to nine years in federal prison for defrauding small-business owners seeking multimillion-dollar loans.
San Francisco’s Hims & Hers sued over customer privacy, subscriptions
Federal and state regulators sued San Francisco-based Hims & Hers, alleging deceptive prescription billing, difficult cancellations and the improper sharing of sensitive health information.
Hims and Hers accused of sharing GLP-1 patients' health data with Meta
The FTC conducted a nearly 3-year investigation before filing a lawsuit.
Hobbies can improve your health – here are four tips for choosing one
From sea swimming to painting, doctors are ‘prescribing’ hobbies – but you don’t need a doctor’s note to get started
STAAR science scores rise in Texas and Dallas ISD
Dallas ISD and students across the state improve on this year's STAAR science exam. Fifth grade scores continue to trail 2019 levels.
Hershey Entertainment & Resorts Celebrates National Lifeguard Day
On National Lifeguard Appreciation Day, we’re recognizing the dedicated lifeguards who work behind the scenes to help create a safe environment for every guest who visits our pools and water attractions across The Sweetest Place On Earth. Our certified lifeguards believe that every splash, laugh and swim is not possible without one important t...
What your walking speed may reveal about your brain health
A new study of adults 80 and older found a striking link between walking pace and later cognitive decline — but the takeaway isn’t simply to speed up.
Shark Tank, Colossal, Shondaland speakers headlining DFW Startup Week
DFW Startup Week, hosted by the SMU Spears Institute for Entrepreneurial Leadership, is free to attend and will take place from Aug. 3-6.
How Elon Musk is working to save Trump's final two years in office
Elon Musk is back to building a Texas-based political action committee to boost Republican turnout in the midterm elections.
FOOD COURT and ENTERTAINMENT ALLEY Open today at the XINSURANCE.com Great Lakes Grand Prix
TODAY, from 11am-10pm XINSURANCE is hosting a food court and entertainment alley . Also from 3-7pm there is the Great Lakes Grand Pix BrewFest at the Washington Park Boardwalk, tickets are on sale at GlGptickets.com. Finally from 7-11pm there will be a SHORELINE Brewery After Party with the live band: Aftermath on the Washington Park Boardwalk. For more information visit: https://greatlakesgrandprix.com/ #WIMS #WHFB #localradio 11am-10PM Food Court & Entertainment Alley Open 3-7PM Great Lakes Grand Prix BrewFest Washington Park Boardwalk Tickets on sale @ GlGptickets.com Brewfest Schedule 7-11PM SHORELINE Brewery After party Live Band: aftermath
Djokovic to make return at Cincinnati Masters
Former world number one Novak Djokovic said Thursday he would make his return to competition at the Cincinnati Masters next month, almost a month after he crashed out of the Wimbledon semi-finals at the hands of Jannik Sinner.The Serb, currently ranked fifth in the world, joins a dream line-up ahead of the US Open including Wimbledon winner Sinner, world number two Alexander Zverev and no.3 Carlos Alcaraz, who has been nursing a wrist injury since April.
New book breaks down the science behind swimming
Former University of Hawaiʻi head swim coach Jans Prins breaks down the biomechanics of swimming in his new book, “Freestyle Biomechanics.”
DHS agent calls raid outside Newsom event a 'stunt' in court documents
A federal immigration agent said in newly publicized court documents that an immigration raid outside a political rally hosted by Gov. Gavin Newsom last year was a “stunt.”
Fetch Scales for Feebas in Pokémon Pokopia
Seek out Prism Scales and collect awesome swimming-themed items during this event.
Everything But Water closes at Market Street in The Woodlands
The store sells swimwear, including bikinis and one-piece suits, as well as cover-ups and resort wear.
A new media ecosystem is taking root on the left, reshaping Democratic politics
More progressive Americans are swearing off traditional media. They’re turning to independent podcasts, social media and digital news for information. This shift could impact Democratic primaries by...
Newsom affair as mayor resurfaces amid presidential run rumors
Rippey detailed her ongoing struggle with alcoholism and sobriety.
Houston’s minority business contracting program ruled unconstitutional
A white couple from Spring sued the city in 2023, alleging their lawn care business, Landscape Consultants of Texas, Inc., could not “compete on an equal footing with other businesses.”
Caps Care Year in Review: Capitals and MSE Foundation Raise More Than $1.8 Million for Charity During 2025-26 Season
Through fundraising and programming efforts, the Capitals, its players and Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation supported numerous organizations in an array of missions
Churchill: Does New York care about your health and happiness?
Has the state's rapid expansion of legalized gambling options been good for overall societal health? What about legalized recreational cannabis?
Sandara Park partners with Power Entertainment for Southeast Asia expansion
Singer Sandara Park has entered a strategic partnership with Singapore-based Power Entertainment to expand her activities across Southeast Asia, the company ann
Spurs Sports & Entertainment hosting hiring event in San Antonio
Spurs Sports & Entertainment is hosting a hiring event on Wednesday, July 29, at Frost Bank Center for part-time event security positions.
D-FW Business Datebook: Tattoos, indie books and cinema earnings
Key North Texas companies reporting earnings include Cinemark, Wingstop, Builders FirstSource, HF Sinclair and office giant CBRE.
House ethics panel investigating Gooden, who rejected the allegations
Gooden said allegations related to spending are ‘baseless.’
Need a sports physical? Dallas group offers back-to-school services
The free event will help families check off multiple back-to-school tasks, including sports physicals, haircuts and buying school supplies.
Top Pelosi aide will become Connie Chan’s campaign spokesperson
Ian Krager will join Chan’s campaign Aug. 1 as director of communications. He will return to Nancy Pelosi’s office after the November election to help her wind down her House career.
As El Niño cooks Pacific, Calif. scientists warn ocean losing oxygen
A new study offers one solution.
Today in Sports - Greg Lemond becomes the first American to win the Tour de France
Today in Sports, July 27 - Greg Lemond becomes the first American to win the Tour de France
Letters -- Mosques, Dallas council members, mental health
Readers enjoyed the story on the open houses at area mosques, criticize Dallas council members, defend Democratic socialism and discuss mental illness.
Small businesses file lawsuits against Trump's new sweeping tariffs
Trump’s tariffs are headed to court — again. Two lawsuits filed by small businesses are challenging Trump’s sweeping tariffs announced Thursday that impose double digit levies on 60 trading...