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Fighting for rural communities
Rural communities face significant barriers to adequate health care. That’s why USC is bringing major players to the fight for better rural health through innovative programs in medicine, nursing, pharmacy, behavioral health and more. For National Rural Health Month, we’ve gathered a few highlights of the work being done by the USC community.
Phil and Mary Beth Canfield Give $10 Million To Support the Future of Healthcare at UT Dell Medicine
With the latest advances in medicine and technology, the Canfields “can’t think of a better time” to help shape what comes next
AI is disrupting math. Is science next?
Mathematicians will remember 2026 as the year AI changed everything about their field. Scientists may be next in line for disruption
Democrats Put Targets on Notice as Trump Oversight Takes Shape
Letters that tell companies and officials not to destroy documents signal the direction of potential investigations next year.
GW professor, local healthcare leader discuss immigration policies’ impact on health care access
Milken Institute School of Public Health Professor Leighton Ku and local community leader Nancy Ban discussed how federal immigration policies have affected immigrant families’ access to health care and how community organizations are working to connect them with services.
Dr. Jessi Gold’s Work to Advance Mental Health Conversations in Medicine Receives National Award
Jessi Gold, MD, wants to make talking about mental health so ordinary it becomes almost boring.
Jackson Walker Attorneys Provide Insight on Texas Judicial Election Results and the Future of the Business Court
Following the November 3 midterm election, in which Democrats won all ten statewide judicial races on the Texas ballot (four seats on the Supreme Court of Texas, three on the Court of Criminal Appeals, and all three seats on the new Fifteenth Court of Appeals, which hears appeals from the Texas Business Court), leading legal publications sought out Jackson Walker attorneys to explain what the results mean for Texas courts, businesses, and dealmakers.
The Concession Call to an Election Winner Is No Longer a Given
In a hyperpartisan era when norms and traditions cannot be counted on, some politicians are left waiting by the phone.
Minister Anand Speaks at Oxford University
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand participates in a discussion at the University of Oxford during her visit to the United Kingdom. The discussion is hosted by Emily Jones, professor of practice in public policy at the Blavatnik School of Government. (no interpretation)
Health roundup, wellness visits, birth control day and DOT exams
Health Departments, First Choice offer Medicare wellness visits Many may not realize that in order to help maintain personal wellness; Medicare covers an Annual Wellness Visit for patients. What is an Annual Wellness Visit and what does it include for the participant? During an annual wellness visit, their First Choice Healthcare staff will discuss your… Continue reading Health roundup, wellness visits, birth control day and DOT exams
AP calls congressional races for Soto, Elijah in tight contests
Unofficial results on Saturday confirmed that the races wouldn’t go to a recount. Democrat Bale Dalton conceded to Elijah in the District 7 contest.
VA Model Offers Lessons for Mental Healthcare in Patients With Seizures
Mental health disorders are common among veterans with seizures (VWS), but focusing solely on seizure control can leave depression, anxiety and other psychological problems unrecognized.
Square Expands Agentic AI Tools to Give Sellers More Control Over Business Operations
Square is expanding its agentic artificial intelligence capabilities, making its Squaremates business agent the primary entry point to Square Dashboard
Midterm election results for judicial races with Native candidates
Native candidates for judgeships across the country fared well with 10 victories
Despite intense Islamophobia, Abdul El-Sayed and dozens of other Muslims elected representatives are breaking down barriers
Three political scientists found that visible Muslim representation can make public institutions seem fairer and encourage Muslim Americans to participate in politics.
This country band is breaking the mental health stigma among veterans
A New Orleans band, Vet Jams, is made up of veterans who are working to address stigma and the suicide rates among those who served.
This country band is breaking the mental health stigma among veterans
A New Orleans band, Vet Jams, is made up of veterans who are working to address stigma and the suicide rates among those who served.
This country band is breaking the mental health stigma among veterans
A New Orleans band, Vet Jams, is made up of veterans who are working to address stigma and the suicide rates among those who served.
Health and Wellness Center approves hiring full-time physician, partners with Lyft to transport students to appointments
Some Lehigh students say limited operating hours and difficulties scheduling appointments make accessing healthcare at Lehigh challenging.
SMX Bridges AI and Industrial Material Science With New Intelligence Platform
New Scientific Intelligence technology aims to accelerate industrial research, improve material compatibility assessments and support global recycled plastics certification.NEW YORK CITY, NY / ACCESS Newswire / November 12, 2026 / SMX is developing an artificial intelligence-powered scientific platform designed to help bridge the gap between material research and practical industrial applications, while laying the groundwork for a new commercial service.
Ag-Tech Stories: PowerPollen’s ‘grit’ in developing ‘earth-shattering’ technology
Editor’s note: This is the fourth in a series of stories about ag-tech companies and startups. After a year of research, Jason Cope and his team at PowerPollen learned that storing pollen was indeed possible. The discovery came after confronting skepticism from people who had seen it tried before, but with no success. “It’s funny,…
Serbia’s EXIT music festival plans homecoming after student election victory
The EXIT festival, founded by students in Serbia in 2000, is set to return home next year.
Entertainment industry must bring in safeguards after Brand and Walliams
The Culture Secretary criticised inaction by the BBC after reviews into the behaviour of other high-profile broadcasters in the last decade.
Yacht captain on reality show ‘Below Deck’ arrested in Turkey after teenager dies
A participant from the U.S. reality TV show “Below Deck” has been arrested in Turkey following a fight in Bodrum that left a 17-year-old dead.
After the U.S. midterms, Dal students see reasons for political hope
From voter turnout to representation, Dal students see the latest U.S. election results as a reminder that political participation can still drive meaningful change.
She ran 7 marathons while pregnant. Here’s what science says about it.
Keane said she was glad that the public’s reaction to her running in her eighth month of pregnancy has been generally positive – but she knew there would be some criticism as well.
Radiopharma player PharmaLogic snaps up Lantheus' CDMO business, plant as Curium acquisition advances
With Lantheus in the process of being bought out by fellow radiopharmaceutical player Curium, the company is offloading its CDMO business and a U.S. | With Lantheus in the process of being bought out by fellow radiopharmaceutical player Curium, the company is offloading its CDMO business and a U.S. manufacturing facility to another nuclear medicine specialist, PharmaLogic.
Gram Parsons celebrated in song by Emmylou Harris, Elvis Costello on eve of his Rock Hall induction
Gram Parsons, the country-rock pioneer, is being honored with a musical tribute as he enters the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 53 years after his death.
Records: Officials raised concerns years ago about NC State trainer
Sports medicine director Robert Murphy stayed on the job despite signs of sexual misconduct with male athletes.
From 20 seizures a day to more time for play: How personalized epilepsy care helped young patient
Advanced genetic testing and a detailed diagnosis revealed infant’s rare epilepsy, leading to a non-conventional therapy.
Houston city council members with the highest, lowest attendance rates
Houston’s elected officials collectively missed more than 400 city council sessions so far this term, according to a Chronicle review of meeting minutes stretching back to the start of 2024.
Pershing Square Calls Meta’s (META) Business Model “One of the Clearest Beneficiaries of AI Integration”
We just published a list of the 10 Best Growth Stocks to Buy for the Next Decade and Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) ranked 6th on this list. On November 5, the S&P 500 fell 4.36%, its worst day since the April 2025 tariff crash, with roughly $3 trillion in value wiped off S&P 500 companies. The […]
Your Health Idaho is in open enrollment. Insurance premiums hikes might be tamped down.
Tax credits might shield some from the health insurance premium rises for plans at Your Health Idaho, an exchange official said.
Adam Driver on ‘Paper Tiger’ and gaming the Hollywood system
From the moment he swans in with takeout from Peter Luger and dances a few impromptu steps with Scarlett Johansson, Adam Driver looks and moves differently in James Gray’s “Paper Tiger.”.
Haddon Heights ELA Scores Rise, while Math and Science Resul...
Haddon Heights saw ELA proficiency rise to 67% in 2025-26, while math fell to 49% and science to 33%, with officials urging caution on comparisons under a new a...
Wisconsin Chief Justice Jill Karofsky stresses court safety, mental health
A year after cautioning that the state of Wisconsin's judiciary is "troubled," Wisconsin's chief justice said that the state's court system and employees have been resilient in the face of threats and other challenges.
Facing 17% hike in fees, Paterson looks to leave state's health plan
Facing a 17% increase in costs for city employees' health insurance, Paterson has begun talks with municipal labor unions to switch coverage in 2027.
Chiang, experts present on role of AI in science, research during Trienens event
Experts and Northwestern President Mung Chiang explored the role of artificial intelligence in the development of energy technologies during a Wednesday executive briefing hosted by NU’s Paula M. Trienens Institute for Sustainability and Energy and the Network for Collaborative Intelligence. Chiang and NU Trustee Jim DeNaut (Weinberg ’84), co-chair of the Trienens Institute Executive Council,...
She Was Once the World’s Fastest Ocean Liner. It's Now Been Deliberately Sunk to Create the World’s Largest Artificial Reef
The world's fastest ocean liner has been deliberately sunk off Florida to become the largest artificial reef ever created.
Republicans tiptoe around Trump as they process defeat in the 2026 elections
GOP lawmakers are hesitant to blame Trump’s policies, like the Iran war, which drove up costs and sparked a voter backlash, showing his enduring clout inside the party despite the results.
Delaware receives additional $160M for rural health support
Earlier this week, officials announced Delaware would receive $160.3 million from the federal Rural Health Transformation Program.
Unnecessary medical tests are raising healthcare costs. A group of Virginia doctors and researchers has shown it’s possible to change the approach.
A years-long initiative spearheaded by the Virginia Center for Health Innovation identified commonly overused services and worked with hospital systems to reduce their frequency. The results were p…
AI to stay dominant force behind US business investment in 2027, Goldman says
Nov 12 (Reuters) - Goldman Sachs on Wednesday forecast annualized spending on artificial intelligence-related hardware and intellectual property will climb to $1.4 trillion by the end of 2027, equivalent to nearly 4% of the US economy.
Senior leaders at NHS Grampian criticised by health watchdog
Healthcare Improvement Scotland says failures to learn from mistakes have caused repeated and avoidable harm to patients.
Witkoff and Kushner meet Putin in Moscow for Ukraine talks
(CNN) — Talks between President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, US envoy Steve Witkoff and Russian President Vladimir Putin are underway in Moscow, after negotiations in Abu Dhabi aimed at ending the Ukraine war concluded without a breakthrough.The US envoys were greeted at Vnukovo Airport on Thursday by Russian presidential special envoy Kirill Dmitriev, the CEO of Russia’s sovereign wealth fund.The trip comes after two days of talks in the UAE capital between Russian, Ukrainian and American negotiators – the first of their kind since February – which Kyiv said made progress on some issues, but did not result in a clear resolution.Speaking after Wednesday’s talks, which lasted less than two hours, Kushner said the purpose of the Moscow meeting was to finalize plans for more humanitarian relief and the release of prisoners, as well as to push to “get Europeans added to the format so we can make this a multilateral format.”While Ukraine has long argued that Europe should be at the main negotiating table, Moscow has so far resisted such efforts.Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov criticized the presence of European officials in the UAE city earlier this week, saying their involvement was not a “promising approach.”Meanwhile, when asked if there had been any contact between the Russians and any EU representatives in Abu Dhabi, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Wednesday, “No such contacts were planned, and none took place.”Kushner – who acts as one of the country’s top diplomats despite holding no official role within the Trump administration – and Witkoff are also expected to travel to Dublin to meet with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and discuss ideas from the Abu Dhabi talks.Kyiv faces drone attackDespite the flurry of diplomacy, the latest push for peace has not afforded Ukraine respite from the daily barrage of Russian attacks.Moscow launched a ballistic missile and drone attack on Ukraine overnight into Thursday, according to the Ukrainian Air Force. In Kyiv, at least one person was killed, and several others injured amid a Russian drone attack Thursday morning, local authorities said.Zelensky also said Thursday that Starshield – a military-grade version of Elon Musk’s Starlink service that is critical to Ukraine’s military operations – has faced “significant disruptions” in recent days, hampering Kyiv’s ability to shoot down Russian drones.“These are not random errors but systematic speed restrictions. For us, this primarily means a significant complication in intercepting Russian jet-powered drones,” Zelensky posted on X. “We are trying to establish all the circumstances with the American side.”In October too, Ukraine said speed limits were imposed on Starshield satellite terminals, as the relationship between Kyiv and Washington deteriorated. Trump denied approving that decision, while Musk said the Trump administration was behind the restrictions.This story has been updated with additional developments.The-CNN-Wire™ & © 2026 Cable News Network, Inc., a Warner Bros. Discovery Company. All rights reserved.
Business and medicine cross paths at inaugural cancer innovation summit
During a sold-out summit that spanned Monday and Tuesday, statewide nonprofit BioCT and the Yale Cancer Center connected hundreds of attendees with over 70 speakers, who presented on recent developments in cancer treatment and biotechnology.
Suffolk children's health cuts a dark day, say politicians
The Labour MP for Ipswich says the decision brings "another dark day for children and families".
Gaither Vocal Band set to perform Friday
The two-time Grammy winning Gaither Vocal Band is bringing its “Then Came the Morning Tour” to New Bern with the performances of the five main vocalists and multiple accompanying musicians
Israeli strike on a Gaza hospital kills 6 people, health authorities say
Gaza’s Health Ministry says an Israeli airstrike targeting the Nasser Hospital in southern Gaza has killed six people and wounded at least a dozen more.
Nvidia Executive Kimberly Powell Suddenly Drops Out of Major Health Summit After Bombshell Jensen Huang Affair Report
Nvidia Corp. (NASDAQ:NVDA) executive Kimberly Powell has abruptly withdrawn from a major health summit in Washington, D.C., hours after a report alleged she had an extramarital relationship with CEO Jensen Huang. Kimberly Powell Cancels Milken Health Summit Appearance Powell had been scheduled to participate in the opening panel of the Milken Institute’s Future of Health Summit on Thursday morning. The session, titled "Engineering the Next Era of Human Health," was expected to explore how techno
The Broncos trade for Daiyan Henley will not be finalized
According to the team’s official X account, the trade for inside linebacker Daiyan Henley will not go through.
The 2026 Latin Grammy Awards are almost here. Here’s what to expect and how to watch
The 2026 Latin Grammy Awards are here, live from Las Vegas.
Moore talks military service, staffs up; poll is good news for city hall, in political notes
Gov. Wes Moore answers more questions about his military service for Chuck Todd, and he adds a legislative aide from the Maryland Municipal League, which got good news from a UMBC poll on how people feel about their governments, in political notes.
Wembanyama leads Spurs to 10th straight NBA win
The San Antonio Spurs rallied from 22 points down to beat the Chicago Bulls 124-119 on Wednesday, notching a 10th straight NBA win and keeping the pressure on the league-leading Los Angeles Lakers.But San Antonio had to claw back from a 22-point first-half deficit against the lowly Bulls -- who dropped their eighth straight.
Health experts encourage vaccination as Iowa sees 50th measles case this year
A new measles case in Polk County has prompted health officials to address exposure risks and vaccination rates as the disease spreads.
SBE Council in Inc.: New AI-Powered Platform Aims to Give Small Businesses Big-Company Capabilities - Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council
“Small businesses can now access sophisticated marketing, customer intelligence, pricing, financial and operational capabilities that large companies could only access or afford.” — Karen Kerrigan, quoted in Inc., November 11, 2026 In a November 11 Inc. article, “Bilt Wants to Give Small Businesses Big Chains’ Secret Weapon. It Isn’t Discounts,” reporter Lucia Auerbach examines Bilt’s […]
Kerrigan and Kelly in Washington Reporter: Small Businesses Are Winning With AI. Policymakers Should Keep Up - Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council
“America’s AI leadership will not be decided only in Silicon Valley. It will also be decided in millions of small offices, shops and job sites in every community.” In an op-ed published in the Washington Reporter, SBE Council President & CEO Karen Kerrigan and American Edge Project President & CEO Doug Kelly highlight how artificial […]
Proposed Island Water Park swap meet aims to bring vendors, entertainment to Northwest Fresno
The parking lot of Island Water Park could soon become the home of a new community swap meet if city officials approve a permit application currently under review.
Northeast Arkansas Regional Leadership Accelerator Academy graduates class
The Delta Center for Economic Development at Arkansas State University celebrated the graduation of participants from the Northeast Arkansas Regional Leadership Accelerator Academy Tuesday (Nov. 10). This marks the completion...
‘The Ass-Kicking We Needed’: A Loss in GOP Heartland Exposes a Party in Pieces
Republican losses extended to Greenville County, S.C., a longtime conservative fortress where local party officials assessed the damage.
Northwestern QB Aidan Chiles Ruled Out Against Ohio State
Northwestern quarterback Aidan Chiles has officially been ruled out against Ohio State, marking his second consecutive missed game. With Nicco Marchiol potentially set for another start, the Wildcats face another major challenge in Columbus.
SouthCoast Health unites two Savannah cardiology offices under one roof
SouthCoast Health has combined its two Savannah cardiology offices into one larger clinic, according to officials.
NIH gives UK Clinical and Translation Science Center a nearly $40M infusion
A University of Kentucky center that focuses on getting discoveries from the lab to the physician's office just won nearly $40 million from the National Institutes of Health.
Son of Virginia Madsen and Antonio Sabàto Jr. arrested after allegedly fleeing scene of fatal hit-and-run
Jack Sabàto, the son of Hollywood stars Virginia Madsen and Antonio Sabàto Jr., has been arrested on suspicion of fleeing the scene of a deadly hit-and-run in Alaska.
Bangladesh and India ban toxic pesticide to boost suicide prevention and brain health
Regulatory action on an acutely toxic pesticide will save thousands of lives and protect brain health worldwideGlobally it is estimated 1 in 5 suicides are attributable to the ingestion of acutely toxic pesticides. Many of these deaths are easily preventable and occur in rural communities across Africa, Asia, Eastern Mediterranean, Latin America and the Caribbean, and the Pacific Islands. Long-term exposure to toxic pesticides has also been linked to brain health and neurological risks among agricultural workers, and neurodevelopmental disorders among children. In September 2026, Bangladesh and India declared national bans on paraquat, regarded as one of the most dangerous agricultural chemicals due to its severe toxicity and links with suicide, Parkinson disease, and risk to farmer occupational safety. With this historic public health decision, Bangladesh and India join over 70 countries that have prohibited paraquat.Suicidal thoughts and behaviors can be impulsive and often occur during moments of acute distress. In these critical moments, easy access to a highly lethal means like paraquat can make the difference between life and death. Restricting access to lethal means of suicide is highly effective because it allows crucial time for suicidal thoughts to pass and the opportunity to intervene, preventing numerous potentially fatal actions. Evidence from a number of countries including the Republic of Korea, Malaysia and Sri Lanka demonstrate that national bans on paraquat and other acutely toxic pesticides have resulted in substantial reductions in pesticide-related suicides and overall suicide rates, without harming agricultural productivity. Based on international evidence, national regulatory action on paraquat in Bangladesh and India is anticipated to save thousands of lives and protect brain health. These momentous actions build on years of tireless work across government, civil society, academia, community, and the health sector, including WHO. WHO, in collaboration with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, have produced critical resources to support pesticide regulators in phasing out the use of acutely toxic pesticides linked to suicide, including the International code of conduct on pesticide management: guidance on pesticide regulation to prevent suicide, the brochure Preventing suicide by phasing out highly hazardous pesticide, as well as a resource booklet Preventing suicide: a resource for pesticide registrars and regulators. In addition, a WHO study demonstrated that national bans on acutely toxic pesticides are among the most cost-effective interventions for mental health and have been included in WHO’s Menu of cost-effective interventions for mental health.Global momentum to phase out highly hazardous pesticidesOver the last decade, the phasing out of highly hazardous pesticides (HHPs) from agriculture has gained increasing momentum in several international fora. HHPs refer to a small number of pesticides that cause disproportionate harm to human health and the environment. In 2023, a resolution on chemicals was adopted which included to address HHPs at the Seventy-sixth World Health Assembly, and in 2026, official and external side events at the Seventy-ninth World Health Assembly were held highlighting the need to take action on acutely toxic HHPs for suicide prevention. In November 2026, the First International Conference of the Global Framework on Chemicals will take place to advance key global targets on chemicals including the phasing out of HHPs from agriculture. The regulatory actions taken by Bangladesh and India represent a significant step towards this target and sets an important precedent for the rest of the world. Removing acutely toxic pesticides from circulation protects agricultural workers, children, and individuals in distress, advancing brain health and preventing suicide.
First City Records creates space for all-ages entertainment
MARIETTA — First City Records is making room for more than record shoppers, with owner Aaron Whited developing an all-ages entertainment venue designed to give young audiences and emerging musicians a place in Marietta’s music scene. Whited said the store can transform in less than five minutes from a retail space into a venue accommodating […]
New England College Expands Tuition Partnership to 39 NH high schools: Business NH Magazine
Graduates of 23 additional New Hampshire high schools will be able to attend New England College in Henniker for reduced tuition through its High School Partnership Program, more than doubling the number of participating schools.
Congresswoman Melanie Stansbury says she is "sincerely sorry” for missing a critical Hegseth impeachment vote
New Mexico Political Report – Riding high from a national rebuke of President Donald Trump’s economic policies and the war in Iran, Democratic voters and members of Congress filled social media on Tuesday with criticism of Congresswoman Melanie Stansbury and 10 other Democrats who missed a critical vote to advance impeachment proceedings against Secretary of […]
Oregon health officials update review of cannabis health effects, highlight risks and benefits
The Oregon Health Authority released updated statements on cannabis research, highlighting potential medical benefits alongside health risks.
A Science Snippet: What is 'aircraft icing' and how is it dangerous?
In this week's Science Snippet, Chief Meteorologist Stefanie Lauber explains what icing is, how it forms, and how it can pose a danger for any aircraft.
In ‘VisionQuest,’ even the villains make AI seem more human
In a time of AI anxiety, 'VisionQuest's' examination of the line between artificial and 'real,' not to mention a terrific cast playing AI programs, is both fun and distinctly troubling.
‘Malcolm in the Middle’ star Frankie Muniz reportedly rushed to hospital after race car crash
‘Malcolm in the Middle’ actor Frankie Muniz was reportedly taken to a hospital after crashing his car while practicing for a charity race at Daytona International Speedway.
World Science Day
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St. Luke’s to join BJC Healthcare
The patients will have access to primary care, community-based care and specialized services from BJC and WashU Medicine.
Michiganders for Money Out of Politics request to be named as defendants in lawsuit
A lawsuit against Proposal 2—also called Michiganders for Money Out of Politics—names government officials as defendants. That's something the group behind Prop 2 wants to change through a legal process called intervening.
Quack back: Dan Lanning returns fire at Michigan's Kyle Whittingham over NIL criticism
The Oregon coach provided his own spicy soundbite ahead of Saturday's game with Michigan
Commission Connects Science and Faith
A talk by a Nobel-prize winning physicist and grants for young researchers led at a recent gathering of the Communion's Science Commission.
Ultrasound and AI turn off-the-shelf smartwatch into full-body tracker without cameras
For the first time, researchers can track the movement of a person's entire body with ultrasonic sound waves, using just an off-the-shelf smartwatch and a lightweight artificial intelligence model—all ...
Lynn University hosts Women in Science conference
Lynn University Admission and the College of Arts and Sciences hosted the annual Women in Science conference, welcoming a record 68 participants,…
'Illicit massage business' in Edgewood shut down after code violations discovered
Tips, a search warrant, and building code violations led to the closure of a business in Edgewood that police described as an illicit massage business.
Trinity Health receives grant to bolster its suicide prevention services
Trinity Health has received a $200,000 grant from the Ethel and James Flinn Foundation that it plans to use to bolster its suicide prevention services. WEMU’s Ana Longoria has the details.
The Jensen Huang scandal and how to avoid dating a spy
US officials believe Alice Huang, a former Megaspeed executive, was recruited to gather information about Nvidia's Jensen Huang for Beijing.
Athens County, Ohio Health Officials Investigating Four Confirmed Shiga Toxin-Producing E. coli Cases; No Source Identified
The Athens City-County Health Department in southeast Ohio said on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, that it is investigating four laboratory-confirmed cases
White House faces unusual obstacle on confirming Trump judges: other Republicans
Republican senators are complicating a White House plan to influence the judiciary long after President Trump leaves office
Ray Romano Inducted Into Long Island Entertainment Hall Of Fame
Everybody still loves Raymond, and now Long Island has made it official.
World Science Day
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Pep Guardiola Will Reportedly Be 'A Top Target' To Replace Mauricio Pochettino With USA
The United States men's national team is going big-game hunting with its search for a new head coach.
United Airlines blocks AI agents from booking flights ahead of holidays
United Airlines is moving to block third-party artificial intelligence agents from booking flights and accessing customer accounts ahead of the holiday travel season.
West Virginia county employees face proposed 24% health insurance hike
Nearly 5,000 West Virginia local government policyholders face a proposed 24% insurance premium increase, concerning county officials.
Opportunities at SWCTE: Family and Consumer Science teachers provide life skills
FACS teachers at SWCTE, such as Heather Blum, are providing useful life skills to students and preparing them to be self-sufficient.
Making the business case for safety tech: NSC adds to its suite of calculators
Users can test different scenarios, compare technology costs with potential savings and estimate a five-year ROI.
From rescue to release: how Eckerd College students assist injured manatees
When manatees in Tampa Bay suffer boat strikes, cold stress or illness, Eckerd College’s Search and Rescue team helps Zoo Tampa wildlife officials provide the care they need to begin
New Mass. plan helps veterans to transition to civilian health care jobs
The program, known as the Military to Medicine pilot, would help veterans transition into health care careers while also supporting hospitals facing workforce shortages.
Voters adopted transgender sports restrictions in blue states. Officials are pushing back.
Activists who want to keep transgender athletes out of girls’ sports think they now have a playbook that works in Democratic states: Put the issue on the ballot. Even amid an overwhelming blue wave on Nov. 3, voters in four states chose to restrict transgender rights in youth athletics. Two of those states — Washington […]
The hypocrisy of Trump’s team warning Democrats against politicized investigations
After years of Republicans going to extraordinary lengths to politicize congressional oversight and target President Donald Trump’s enemies, his administration is now issuing stark warnings to Democrats to not politicize congressional oversight to target Trump and those around him.
OceanHackWeek Comes To Canada With Open Science Focus At BMSC
Canada's inaugural OceanHackWeek brought 22 participants from across North America to Bamfield Marine Sciences Centre in August 2026, combining hands-on data science tutorials with field access to ocean research infrastructure including ONC's NEPTUNE observatory and the newly completed PEARL laboratory.