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Utah Democrats say ’a completely different dynamic’ might be coming to local politics
Lawmakers met at Rose Park Elementary School and said there is "hope" for Utah politics after historic Democratic wins.
Where to watch Australia vs. England ODI series: Live stream, TV channel, start time for first match in Perth
Australia kicks off its home summer cricket schedule with a three-match ODI series against England with the first match to be played in Perth.
What to know about TLC's Miss Universe docuseries 'Crown of Deceit'
TLC's "Crown of Deceit: Inside the Miss Universe Scandal" premieres on November 12, but you can catch up on the pageant drama ahead of its release.
Business leaders hope split government doesn’t dent Ohio’s pro-business edge
What do the results of the 2026 midterm elections mean to employers in what was recently pegged as the top state for business in the U.S.?
England's Mitchell has operation on hamstring
England scrum-half Alex Mitchell is facing a prolonged spell on the sidelines after an operation to fix recurring hamstring issues.
The bullish case for the success of a 24-team College Football Playoff: MoneyCall
The Athletic's free sports business newsletter includes a post-mortem on LIV Golf, an NWSL snafu and Dan's dispatch from Craven Cottage.
“Forced To Play for $4M” – Tarik Skubal’s Agent Scott Boras Invokes LeBron James’ 76ers Contract To Push Back Against MLB Salary Cap
Tarik Skubal’s sports agent Scott Boras spoke at length about the MLB owners’ proposed salary cap structure for the future Collective Bargaining Agreement. The salary cap has long been a point of contention between the labor union and owners as they negotiate terms of a new CBA.
AI data centers need raw materials. Investors are betting on recyclers.
As hyperscalers race to build AI data centers, companies that recycle critical components have become an investment opportunity.
Young scientists shine at Little House in the Desert science fair
EPHRATA — From erupting volcanoes and bouncing salt grains to homemade cleaners and Minecraft-inspired electrical circuits, students put curiosity on display Saturday as Little House in the Desert hosted its fifth annual homeschool science fair. The event brought together students from preschool through high school, allowing them to explore questions that interested them and present their findings to judges and visitors. Projects ranged from testing bacteria-killing cleaners to examining chicken breeds, air pressure, water filtration and sound vibrations. For organizer Hannah Gustafson, watching children learn through experimentation is exactly what the annual event is all about.
Golden Nuggets: We’re on to the Dallas Cowboys
Your daily San Francisco 49ers news for Thursday, November 12th, 2026
Police search for evidence at three Baltimore businesses amid commercial crime probe
WBFF Fox45 provides local news, weather forecasts, traffic updates, notices of events and items of interest in the community, sports and entertainment programming for Baltimore and nearby towns and communities in Maryland, including Annapolis, Crofton, Glen Burnie, Linthicum, Pasadena, Severn, Cockeysville, Dundalk, Essex, Parkville, Owings Mills, Towson, White Marsh, Woodlawn, Hampstead, Sykesville, Taneytown, Westminster, Elkton, Perryville, Pt. Deposit, Rising Sun, Aberdeen, Abingdon, Bel Air, Edgewood, Fallston, Havre De Grace, Columbia, Elkridge, Ellicott City, Fulton, and Ocean City.
Computer Science Is In More Hawaiʻi Schools. Not All Kids Are Taking It
Students are more likely to take a computer science class in elementary school compared to middle or high school, a new report shows.
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.
Treasures of science abide at Millers River Environmental Center
Millers River Environmental Center in Athol serves as a hub of knowledge for science and conservation groups, and its rooms and halls are filled with knowledge.
This 'Pride and Prejudice' gets a bit of a spin, y'all
From the sisterly giggles to romantic squabbles, Theatre TSC's actors share strong chemistry and spot-on timing.
'Slave payments' and 'expensive and exclusive shoe' discovered on 17th-century Danish ship that sank after deadly mutiny
Archaeologists have discovered the shoe of the first governor of the Danish West Indies, recovered from a 17th-century ship that was wrecked after one of the most violent mutinies in Denmark’s history.
State College Area Bubble Tea Shop Closing
A State College area shop specializing in boba tea, coffee and a variety of specialty drinks is shutting its doors after a little more than three years in
When NC faced one of its worst budget crises
A look at what was happening in NC politics 25 years ago.
How Scott Colom defied the odds to go from district attorney to Mississippi's Democratic US Senator
In a state that hasn't had a Democrat in office since 1980 and hasn't sent a Black Senator to Washington since the 1870s, Colom's win represents a massive upset in state politics.
Urban Science Opinion Warns Generative AI Models Lack True Spatial Understanding
Revisiting Drew McDermott’s 1976 critique, researchers show that large language models confuse linguistic fluency with spatial competence, causing severe cartographic and topological errors across urban applications.
High Point University students bring period poverty advocacy to Capitol Hill
High Point University students in a strategic communications class are asking federal lawmakers to ban states from taxing period products.
In La Crosse and Eau Claire, citizen committees will tackle rising healthcare costs
Local ballot measures to establish healthcare task forces were introduced as direct legislation under Wisconsin law.
Newly elected doctors and scientists hope to restore trust in science. It won't be easy
Scores of doctors and scientists were elected last week. Will trust in science follow?
Influential Women Profiles Elena Olson: Advancing Food Safety and Microbiome Science in Poultry Research
Research Scientist II at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, Elena Olson Combines Microbiology, Computational Biology, and Mentorship to Address Complex
Grant Golin to lead House Democratic Office staff under Christine Hunschofsky
Mitchell Allen is Deputy Staff Director; Lauren Guagliardo handles press.
2026 MLB Cy Young Award Winners: Jacob Misiorowski & Cam Schlittler Make History
The Baseball Writers’ Association of America announced the 2026 MLB Cy Young Award winners. Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski was the National League winner, and New York Yankees pitcher Cam Schlittler won in the American League. MLB also shared comments from Wednesday night’s announcement, highlighting why this year’s results are more historic than usual. Several […] The post 2026 MLB Cy Young Award Winners: Jacob Misiorowski & Cam Schlittler Make History appeared first on Stadium Ran
How Black women powered Democratic wins in Mississippi and across the South
Across the South, Black women voters helped usher in a slew of new Democratic officeholders this year in addition to Mississippi Sen.-elect Scott Colom. They powered Keisha Lance Bottoms to a history-making win as Georgia’s first Black governor alongside a slate of Black women who will hold key state offices. They also backed successful Democratic candidates in GOP strongholds, including South Carolina and Texas, by lopsided margins.
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.
Witkoff and Kushner arrive in Moscow for Ukraine talks with Putin
President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner and US envoy Steve Witkoff have landed in Moscow on Thursday ahead of talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin aimed at ending the Ukraine war.
Michael Urie, Raven-Symoné, Dan Bucatinsky, and Michael Feinstein to receive honor at wayOUT Gayla
LGBTQ+ icons to receive honors at an upcoming “Gayla” co-chaired by Liza Minnelli. Michael Urie, Raven-Symoné, Dan Bucatinsky, and Michael Feinstein will be awarded at the 2026 wayOUT event.
No politics for Malaysia’s Najib under house arrest rule ahead of key state poll
If the former leader takes part in political activities or makes media statements, he will be returned to prison, the home minister says.
Innovative Industrial Properties: FFO Expands On Life Science Investment
Innovative Industrial Properties is trading at a steep discount at 7.6x annualized third-quarter FFO and a 13.86% dividend yield. Read why IIPR stock is a buy.
Science in 2050: Alternative futures and lessons for today
What will science look like in 2050? Drawing on a structured foresight process, this report explores four possible futures and asks what the EU must do now to t
Ministers endorse African push for science leadership
High-level African Union meeting backs Science Granting Councils Initiative to implement 10-year strategy
Should personal finance be part of the liberal arts?
We take you inside an AP personal finance class in Alabama where students are learning about Roth IRAs and compound interest. As states add personal finance classes, should business be more woven into the liberal arts? Fact checking by Sierra Juarez.Your Next Listen –New college degrees designed to job-proof graduates –Over 2,000 episodes in our archive on the NPR AppConnect with The Indicator from Planet Money–The Indicator newsletter — a weekly roundup of news, ideas and staff picks. –Instagram, TikTok and YouTube –Find the Planet Money book –Find the Planet Money game, Sell Me A Sasquatch, and other merch at the NPR Shop!Support public media by subscribing to NPR+ and enjoy perks for over 25 podcasts like this one. This show’s perks include sponsor-free listening. Learn more at plus.npr.org.
New EU project aims to put soil science at the heart of policymaking
PSOILICY is a €6m EU-funded project using soil science, AI tools and national hubs to strengthen European soil health policymaking.
AI for Science Risks Narrowing Research by Mistaking Recognition for Taste
A perspective paper warns that training AI on citation signals risks prematurely closing the open interpretive space needed for groundbreaking scientific discoveries.
Indonesia’s Vice President, Gibran, Resigns
Gibran Rakabuming Raka, who is stepping down amid a scandal over his academic credentials, was a symbol of the partnership that elevated President Prabowo Subianto into office.
Why Materials Science Is the Quiet Engine Behind Today's Tech Breakthroughs
When people talk about progress in technology, they usually mean chips, AI models, or batteries. But each of
Where to watch Capitals vs. Devils today: Channel, live stream, time, TV schedule for Thursday NHL game
Division rivals open a home-and-home series Thursday in Newark. Here's when and where to tune in.
Padres' Mason Miller Named NL Reliever Of The Year
From a historic scoreless streak to a unanimous vote, the flamethrower solidified San Diego's high-stakes trade by dominating hitters and claiming the Trevor Hoffman trophy.
Metropolis 3.0 to Build a Profitable Business Through Capacity, Science and Technology Investments
Discover how Metropolis Healthcare Ltd is transforming its business model through strategic investments in capacity, diagnostics, and technology, aiming for scalable and profitable growth amidst rising demand for advanced testing.
California Science Center opening major gallery expansion featuring Endeavour in launch position
The Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center, a new addition to the California Science Center in Los Angeles, will showcase the space shuttle Endeavour in a 20-story-tall launch position, along with interactive exhibits and galleries.
European business sentiment picks up, inflation worries grow, survey finds
BRUSSELS, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Sentiment among European companies has picked up across industry and services since June, but there are growing concerns about rising inflation and sovereign debt, according to a survey published by BusinessEurope on Thursday.
The author Wes Moore: Book on 'healing a divided nation' set for March release
For a guy who refuses to say he won't run for president in two years, Gov. Wes Moore sure seems to be checking all the right boxes. Traveling the country, making national media appearances and, now, publishing a book about how to heal a divided nation.
Bay Area sports calendar, Nov. 12-13
Cal coach Charmin Smith and the Bears will face College of Charleston at 11 a.m. Thursday. (ACCNX)
Broadcom Funds 26 Caltech Researchers In Quantum Science Push
Caltech and Broadcom collaborate to advance quantum science research, funding 26 researchers in a five-year partnership.
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
Antoine Dupont is ‘more popular than Mbappe’ – and taking French rugby to new heights
A country historically obsessed by football is experiencing a rugby revolution
California's Veterans Affairs Secretary discusses health, housing, and year-round support on Veterans Day
Lindsey Sinn, Secretary of the California Department of Veterans Affairs (CalVet) and a Navy veteran who served in Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom, shared updates on the efforts to support veterans in an interview on California Tonight.
Three data hurdles businesses face as COP31 turns to implementation
As COP31 turns to implementation, businesses must fix fragmented, inaccurate and disconnected sustainability data to prove progress and cut costs.
UMass Chan, New England Rural Health Association partner to address rural substance use crisis
UMass Chan Medical School and the New England Rural Health Association are partnering on a $650,000 federally funded initiative to strengthen substance use prevention, treatment and recovery services in rural New England.
Critical Apache HTTP/2 Flaw Could Let Unauthenticated Attackers Execute Code Remotely
Apache HTTP Server 2.4.71 fixes a critical HTTP/2 flaw that could allow unauthenticated remote code execution on servers with HTTP/2 enabled.
Roundtable Discussion on Health City Science and Health GIS: Key Issues in Space and Health Research
Scholars from leading universities discussed key issues and breakthrough paths in spatial health research at the 2025 Healthy City Science Conference.
South Dakota FFA members build foundations in leadership and animal science at Next Gen conference
Two students from Platte, South Dakota’s Platte-Geddes FFA Chapter had the opportunity to engage in just a learning opportunity through FFA this September. Senior Cassie Groon and junior Sienna Varilek were part of a group...
Viewpoint: November 13 is the long-predicted global doomsday. How a respected scientist got population growth catastrophe predictions so spectacularly wrong—fueling decades of junk science
ccording to the late Heinz von Foerster, Friday, November 13, 2026, is doomsday. Professor von Foerster and two colleagues at the University of Illinois
Scotland’s Flow Country
Blanket bogs in the Scottish Highlands store vast amounts of carbon.
Gene therapy seeks a cure for its brittle business model
Financial backers are wary of the pioneering medical treatment as it does not have the same economies of scale as traditional drugs
Connections: Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for Nov. 12, 2026, puzzle No. 780
Welcome to Connections: Sports Edition Coach — a spot to gather clues and discuss (and share) scores.
Yankees news: Schlittler wins the Cy Young
Cam Schlittler wins Cy Young; Yanks looking into Alec Bohm; shakeups on the coaching staff
EDITORIAL: A battle is won, but the war is not over!
African American victories reshape politics as Aaron Ford wins Nevada governor and Janeese Lewis George takes D.C. mayor race.
Current Direction in Psychological Science: Guide
Current direction in psychological science overview: journal scope, SAGE Track proposal rules, peer review model, indexing in Scopus, and open access.
Three Tickets Vie to Lead Harvard Institute of Politics in Contested Election
Three Tickets Vie to Lead Harvard Institute of Politics in Contested Election
Yankees’ Cam Schlittler, Ben Rice named to All-MLB Teams
The two young Yankee stars received their first career All-MLB selections.
Luka Dončić 'good' after injury scare; Austin Reaves slated for imaging after injuring heel vs. Bucks
X-rays on Reaves' injured left heel were negative, but he was slated to undergo further imaging on Monday.
Brooke County Chamber honors businesses and leaders at annual recognition dinner
Brooke County Chamber annual dinner honored Business, Citizen, Lifetime Achievement, Young Professional & Non-Profit of the Year; spotlighted 15 nominees, a community scavenger hunt, and 105-year-old WWII vet John Panza.
No. 8 Houston dominates Jacksonville State in 92-46 rout
Mercy Miller added 15 points as the Cougars dominated inside, outscoring the Gamecocks 36-10 in the paint and holding them to 27% shooting to stay unbeaten.
Woodlands Local Expands Transportation Business to Serve Seniors and Community Residents
Local Woodlands entrepreneur expands SchoolNStreet transportation services to include senior rides, grocery shopping, medical appointments, private outings, and day trips throughout the community.
New statement highlights urgent need to improve veterans' heart health
Fewer than 5% of U.S. military veterans may achieve optimal cardiovascular health based on the American Heart Association's Life's Essential 8™ metrics, highlighting an urgent opportunity to improve prevention and help veterans live longer, healthier lives, according to a new scientific statement published today in the Association's flagship journal, Circulation.
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 […]
‘Survivor 51’ recap: The paired elimination is back!
It’s two eliminations for the price of one this week on ‘Survivor 51’ with the return of the paired elimination. We recap who paid that price and why.
Elon Musk says he'd hire Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang if board ousts him
Elon Musk says he'd hire Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang amid reports of his potential ouster, echoing a Silicon Valley scandal from 2010.
Federal court documents detail FBI investigation involving raid at Lansing massage business
Federal court documents describe an investigation involving a Lansing massage business where investigators allege a worker offered an undercover officer a sexual service and other workers handed cash to a suspected unlicensed money transmitter.
USC vs California live updates: Score, highlights, and analysis
USC men's hoops goes to Berkeley to play its former Pac-12 foe. Follow live score updates, highlights, injury news, key plays, and instant analysis
Anthony Clark, ‘Yes, Dear’ and ‘Boston Common’ star, dies at 62
Anthony Clark, the Virginia-born actor and comedian known for starring on sitcoms like ‘Yes, Dear’ and ‘Boston Common,’ has died at 62.
Veteran’s Day celebration at A Time for Science highlights new Patriot Grove
Veteran’s Day celebration at A Time for Science highlights new Patriot Grove
Mountain View students take charge of science fair
Students in Laurel Bradley’s third-grade class at Mountain View Elementary School in Low Moor took the lead in planning and hosting their own science fair. First row, from left, are Aria Lefler, Jayce Huffman, Eleanor Wrenn and Bentlie Broughman. Second row from left, are Chase Mongold, Parley Filips, Willow Pennington, Klynn Davis and Bradley. Not
White House threatens Congress, saying aggressive investigations could be crime
It was not clear what legal basis could support the claim. The Constitution grants lawmakers immunity for legislative acts.
Veteran’s Day celebration at A Time for Science highlights new Patriot Grove
Last weekend, volunteers planted 300 trees at the America 250 Patriot Grove to honor past and present veterans
Scott Colom on Why Democrats Need to Rethink the South
Scott Colom just pulled off an almost unimaginable win in Mississippi. He has a message for his fellow Democrats.
STRIVE
The STRIVE (Stratosphere Troposphere Response using Infrared Vertically-resolved light Explorer) mission doesn’t merely replace existing observations—it fills
Australian corporate watchdog sues CBA over alleged business customer overcharging
Nov 12 (Reuters) - Australia's corporate regulator said on Thursday it has launched civil penalty proceedings against Commonwealth Bank of Australia in the Federal Court over allegations it overcharged business customers through undisclosed fees.
‘That’s life’ : How Shea La Vie Cupcakery turned baking into a business
During the pandemic, 14-year-old Shea Curtin faced a choice between scrolling on her phone or having her mom throw it out the window. Now a junior majoring in education under the Multiple Abilities Program, she remembers the last thing she saw before giving up the device: a video of cupcakes. Shea La Vie Cupcakery, Curtin’s...
Brewers' Jacob Misiorowski, Yankees' Cam Schlittler Win Cy Young Awards
Jacob Misiorowski won the National League Cy Young Award on Wednesday night after helping the Milwaukee Brewers win their first World Series title while setting a new standard for velocity by a starting pitcher.
Michael McCloskey, 92, helped make the Sierra Club a political force
He led the Sierra Club as it grew into a titan of grassroots activism. A son of the Pacific Northwest, he helped establish North Cascades National Park.
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.
Purdue professors discuss post-election results, political trends
Three political science professors discussed post-election results in a panel hosted by Pi Sigma Alpha. Each professor shared their views and answered questions during open comment.
Mad about Science: Fever » Sandpoint Reader
By Brenden BobbyReader Columnist Last month, I visited a convention in Spokane. It was pretty cool! I got to pose next to the Mystery Machine and got a hug from Scooby Doo. I also...
Schumer won big, but is his leadership role jeopardy?
Schumer can afford to lose 27 votes.
Schumer won big, but is his leadership role jeopardy?
Schumer can afford to lose 27 votes.
Curiosity Blog, Sols 5063-5069 Rocks and Chips
Written by William Farrand, Senior Research Scientist, Space Science Institute
Exercise benefits mental health, so why is the genetic evidence so mixed?
A systematic review of 61 Mendelian randomization studies found limited and inconsistent genetic evidence that general physical activity causally improves mental health or cognitive outcomes; 30 studies reported only null or directionally opposite findings. More consistent evidence emerged for aerobic exercise and reduced depression risk, and for physical fitness traits, particularly muscle strength and muscle mass, in relation to better mental and cognitive health, although methodological limitations prevent definitive causal conclusions.