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More important than tropical cyclones: Scientists finally track the hidden weather systems behind most tropical rainfall
For the first time, researchers in Australia have identified and tracked the weather systems that are collectively more important to rainfall across the tropics than tropical cyclones. The work, published ...
Greater Central Coast surgeon and patient honored as "Champions of Care" by Sutter Health & San Francisco 49ers
Sutter Health colorectal surgeon Dr. Cristina Harnsberger and her patient, Zack Kramer, a Santa Barbara dad of three daughters, stood on the playing field before the start of the San Francisco 49ers game at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara on Sunday, Nov. 8, as the PA announcer introduced the Champions of Care celebration.
Who's behind Wisconsin's political ads? Following the money beyond the disclaimer
ANALYSIS – Television commercials, social media videos and campaign mailers were hard to miss in Wisconsin during the weeks leading up to the Nov. 3 election.
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,…
Quinnen Williams is all business in eyeing the 49ers
The All-Pro wrecking ball knows what's coming to battle the Cowboys in Week 10, the conference-best 49ers, but all he sees is the next team standing in the way of a win.
'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.
Marc Lore Shares His Playbook for Scaling an Unconventional Business
Key takeaways from his talk at the 2026 Inc. 5000 Conference on turning ambitious visions into reality.
A wobbly exoplanet vanished—but astronomers aren't worried
The 'hot Jupiter' is about 1,000 light-years away from Earth.
Show arena, construction lab included in early design for Friendswood ISD’s agricultural science center
The Friendswood ISD board of trustees reviewed early designs for a new career and agricultural science center featuring an animal barn and construction lab.
The Grand Canyon is missing over a billion years of rocks. Now scientists know why.
The mission 1.2 billion years of geological history at the Grand Canyon finally has an explanation.
Bessent moves to a military base over safety concerns, an AP source says
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent was recently forced to relocate to a military base over concerns for his safety.
UOnline offers a Master of Science with an Emphasis on Nursing Education
The program is entirely online so it is designed for nurses who have careers or life or family responsibilities.
Unreal GTA 6 First-Person Clip Posted by Rockstar Games on Instagram
Rockstar Games has uploaded a GTA 6 clip on Instagram that showcases a beautiful first-person perspective sequence.
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.
Seattle-area small businesses say sales are down as rising costs squeeze owners
Discover the challenges facing Seattle small businesses and how your support can make a difference.
Who is Chris Van Hollen, the senator progressives are pushing instead of Schumer?
Once part of the establishment, the longtime Democratic lawmaker from Maryland is now weighing an upstart bid for majority leader.
EXCLUSIVE: Indonesian Civil Society Coalition Challenges Sadikin’s Bid To Become WHO Director General
A coalition of senior medical professors and anti-corruption watchdogs from Indonesia has formally petitioned the World Health Organization's Executive Board to reject Indonesian Health Minister Budi Gunadi Sadikin's candidacy for Director-General.
Moment of Science: Mathematical law of rivers applies in both headwaters and river deltas
Call it a fresh take on "current" events... here's how new research suggests why a mathematical law for the heads of rivers can also apply all the way downstream.
Christine Holt-McDonald named new SCCCD chancellor
State Center Community College District has named Christine Holt-McDonald its new chancellor, succeeding Carole Goldsmith after four years of leadership.
Scientists discover one of world’s oldest insects in museum
Scientists have identified one of the oldest known insects in the world, a 324-million-year-old fossil that sat in storage at the San Diego Natural History Museum for decades after being classified as...
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TDH announces $22M in Rural Health Transformation Grants awarded in Northeast Tennessee
The Tennessee Department of Health has announced the full list of Rural Health Transformation Program awards.
SPARK at USC Helps Scientists Move Discoveries from the Lab to Patients - USC Viterbi
The new program gives early-stage USC and CHLA teams funding, mentoring and a practical road map for turning promising biomedical research into potential treatments
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World Science Day
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World Science Day
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World Science Day
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World Science Day
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World Science Day
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Canada’s ambassador warns Trump tariffs are driving up costs, threatening U.S. investment
U.S.-Canada trade tensions persist as Trump's tariffs drive up costs, threaten investment and complicate negotiations between the two countries.
One TV network is dominating college football ratings
Through 10 weeks of college football, ABC and ESPN remain top dog in the viewership department, though other networks are getting a few more proverbial scraps in their bowl this season. After Saturday’s slate of games, ABC and ESPN have won 22 of 30 Saturday college football television windows so far this season (measured by…
AWS commits $100M for global health efforts
The five-year initiative will support projects in healthcare access, women’s and children’s health, and food security.
Giving chemistry a chance: Undergraduate makes the most of Penn State experience
Chemistry major Mia Petrucela discovered a love a chemistry through coursework, research, internships and teaching.
Tigers president Scott Harris gives health updates on key players
Most of the updates on the health front was positive from Tigers president Scott Harris, speaking at MLB's GM meetings in Las Vegas.
CFP Madness, Some Schools Now Want a Second Playoff!
College football leaders discuss a new Group of Six playoff as the 24-team expansion looms. See the quotes and numbers driving the debate.
Bessent confronts Lutnick over not labeling Nvidia customer a national security threat, sources say
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent challenged Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick over his department’s reluctance to label Nvidia customer Megaspeed a possible national security threat in a Situation Room confrontation last week that illustrates the tension inside the Trump administration over Chinese access to Nvidia’s advanced chips, two people familiar with the matter told CNN.
Scientists challenge the dream of bringing extinct species back to life
Could extinction itself become a thing of the past? Advances in biotechnology, including ancient DNA sequencing, genome analysis and gene editing, have led some to believe that it may be possible to bring ...
AmTrust Financial to fill vacant former Progressive office in Mayfield Heights
AmTrust Financial Services signed a 15-year lease for the 104,000-square-foot former Progressive Insurance office in Mayfield Heights, ending a years-long vacancy.
Blood proteins reveal how menopause may shape brain health later
Researchers are uncovering the cascade of molecular events that happen when women undergo menopause.
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.
Moment of Science: Mathematical law of rivers applies in both headwaters and river deltas
Call it a fresh take on "current" events... here's how new research suggests why a mathematical law for the heads of rivers, can also apply all the way downstream.
Opponents of I-638 sue to stop ban on transgender girls in Washington state girls’ school sports
The lawsuit alleges the initiative, specifically the sex verification process, violates the Washington state Constitution and students’ right to privacy.
From Navy nurse to home health pioneer: Eileen Klimkowski's journey of service and innovation
A small-town girl from New Jersey never imagined that a chance decision to join the Navy would lead her to Charlotte, a degree from UNC Charlotte’s School of Nursing, and a pioneering career that would transform home health care across the region. But for Eileen Klimkowski ’79, following opportunity and trusting her instincts became a […]
Stone Age children left fingerprints on ancient art projects
Natufian hunter-gatherers may have shown their kids how to sculpt clay, sets of preserved fingerprints suggest.
Mark-Paul Gosselaar reveals which of his former TV shows he’d love to revive , and which he wouldn’t
Mark-Paul Gosselaar looks back at his past TV shows like ‘Pitch,’ ‘The Passage,’ and ‘Found’ and reveals which roles he’d love to revisit, and which comes with a catch.
Normalizing ‘productive struggle’ could curb science anxiety
Students can become too focused on finding “one right answer” when science is ultimately about experimentation and exploration, one educator says.
Scientists Discovered An ‘Invisible’ Object In Space. It’s Challenging Our Understanding of the Cosmos
It's likely an ultra-rare supermassive neutron star.
Highland Park staff proposes business grant for local grads, while also scaling back other business incentives
Highland Park businesses have had several opportunities to receive support from the City, and the future of those opportunities were under review this week as the city prepares its 2027 budget. At Monday’s Committee of the Whole session, City councilmembers heard updates on the existing four financial incentives and a proposed fifth, the proposed Giant […]
Black business advocate GIFT wraps holiday markets to close visibility gap for entrepreneurs
The holiday shopping season offers many retail-focused entrepreneurs a gift of their own, said Kharissa Parker, describing opportunities for emerging Black business owners to meet customers in-person at events like Kansas City G.I.F.T.’s Small Business Saturday Black Business Market.
Charleston business owner arrested, charged by state police with 32 counts of fraud
Michelle Pauley-LaMaster, 47, in custody.
Musk receives top science honor despite leading federal research cuts
Researchers who lost grants and families waiting on pediatric cancer breakthroughs watched Elon Musk, the man behind the cuts, get the country’s top science prize. That’s not an honor for science. It’s a reward for loyalty, handed out as Trump and Musk, the two most powerful men in Republican politics, tried to patch things up before the midterms, writes Wendy A. Turrell of Akron in a letter to the editor.
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.
Can Micro-Budget Productions Create a New Path Into Entertainment? This Founder Is Betting on It
When work got scarce, she found a new way forward.
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
Denis Villeneuve's Arrival Cemented Him As aScience Fiction Visionary 10 Years Ago
Denis Villeneuve’s arrival into science fiction cemented him as a visionary in the genre 10 years ago.
Clarksburg shopkeepers: ‘We’re open.’ A guide to Freeport Bridge closure times, detours
Business owners hope getting word out on when the bridge is open will help bring people back to shops and wineries and clear up confusion.
Why bankers are nervous even as farm income rises
Farm income looks stable, but bankers Nate Franzén and Lynn Paulson warn liquidity strains and government payment dependence are reshaping the outlook.
XPX New Jersey honors veteran business leaders, highlights lessons from military service
XPX New Jersey brought veteran business leaders together in Florham Park to discuss military service, leadership, resilience and community connections.
DMTC shines in production of ‘Mean Girls’
High school can be tough and being the new kid can make things even more difficult. This is especially true when you encounter mean girls at the top of the
'Political theater.' Sen. Chris Garten pushes back on ballot discrepancy concerns
Democrats in Senate District 45 say they are considering a recount. Sen. Chris Garten says ballot discrepancies are unlikely to upset his lead in that race.
The Financial Side of Preparing for Careers in AI and Data Science
The Financial Side of Preparing for Careers in AI and Data Science
USC and Indiana University work together toward a better future for brain health
USC’s football team confronts the Hoosiers on Saturday, but the two schools’ partnership toward a better future for brain health endures.
NCAA -- Multiple transfers lowering graduation rates across sports
Graduation rates across college sports have declined sharply for athletes who have transferred multiple times compared to those that chose to stay at one school, according to the NCAA.
The Best Sci-Fi Movies of 2026 (So Far)
Before ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ and ‘Dune: Part Three’ compete at the box office, Godzilla returns to remind everyone why he’s called the “King of the Monsters.”
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.
The Damned abruptly postpone San Francisco show due to ‘ill health’
The Damned announced the postponement shortly before the band’s scheduled performance at the Fillmore.
Canada's First OceanHackWeek Unites Marine Scientists and Data Experts at Bamfield
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.
Youth and caregiver reports of mental health issues differ, but both perspectives needed
Psychiatric assessments of children and adolescents commonly incorporate reports from both youth and their caregivers. However, they may identify substantially different mental health problems, potentially ...
The science of gossip: Here's what it does to your brain and why we can't get enough
Gossip may have a bad reputation, but research suggests it activates the brain's reward system, strengthens social bonds and can even help relieve stress; neuroscience explains why we find it so irresistible, while Jewish tradition warns of the damage it can cause
‘Play is not the opposite of work’: Logitech is giving workers time off for GTA 6
Logitech says that its workers can take a day off for GTA 6, or another new game…
Scout Clean Energy begins operating $400 million wind farm
An approximately $400 million wind farm is operational in Carroll County. The 183-megawatt wind farm is the largest in Arkansas and, according to a news release, provides electricity to Microsoft....
Marquette Business brings campus, veteran communities together to honor military service
Speakers included Senior Airman Dominic Castro, a U.S. Air Force veteran and Marquette Business student; Rear Admiral Matthew T. Pottenburgh, U.S. Navy, commander of Naval Service Training Command; and Major General (Ret.) Brian E. Winski, U.S. Army, chief executive officer of the Milwaukee County War Memorial Center.
Scientists find ‘last wild and healthy ecosystems' left on planet
Scientists say the remote atolls teem with life across habitats, and may serve as reference to what has been lost elsewhere. The post Scientists find ‘last wild and healthy ecosystems’ left on planet ...
Rachel Maddow delivers reality check on anti-trans politics
The out MS NOW anchor calls Republican scapegoating “repulsive” and warns that the cruelty doesn’t end when the candidates pushing it lose.
Female Birds Are Dying Younger Than Males, and Scientists May Have Found Out Why
Female birds face a surprising survival disadvantage, especially those making long-distance migrations.
New review of the first oral PCSK9 drug, a needle-free option for high cholesterol
A new review from Binghamton University School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science explores how Lipfendra (enlicitide) can be beneficial for those who have intolerances to injectable medications. The ...
Scarlet Witch's return is everything that's wrong with the MCU
Wanda Maximoff is back, and I feel... tired.
US midterms: assessing the results and implications
A Democratic sweep of the US Congress has delivered a sharp…
What California's 2027 business laws mean for Valley employers
New California laws in 2027 will affect Valley farm wages, permits, restaurants and employers. See what Central Valley businesses need to know before Jan. 1.
‘Arrival’ ending explained: Why did the aliens come to Earth?
Ten years after ‘Arrival’ hit theaters, Denis Villeneuve’s film still has us puzzling over its time-bending twists. EW breaks down what the aliens really wanted and the mystery of the little girl in Amy Adams’ visions.
UT San Antonio researchers discuss AI’s promise, challenges at brain health conferences
Artificial intelligence (AI) is opening new possibilities for biomedical research, particularly in the field of brain health. AI shows promise for expanding what’s possible, from analyzing brain scans to expanding participation in studies of cognitive decline. At the same time, ensuring these technologies produce accurate, reliable results across populations remains a challenge. Presentations by […]
Miraculous Corp and ActivNation Build Entertainment Destinations
Various Miraculous: Land of Heroes destinations are set to open in cities across the U.S.
Ralphie Revisited: “A Christmas Story” actor to visit Concor...
Peter Billingsley, who played Ralphie in “A Christmas Story,” will visit Concord’s Capitol Center for the Arts Tuesday for a screening, live conversation and au...
Referee observer banned for discriminatory comments
A Pro Ref referee observer is banned for nine weeks and fined £200 for making discriminatory remarks after a match he was working at.
Scientists check their work and confirm it with update on iconic black hole image
And find they were right all along
Underwater internet cables can help save endangered whales
The cables can eavesdrop on multiple baleen whale species—including the world's largest.
UT San Antonio hosts international brain health conferences advancing research into dementia, stroke
Researchers from around the world gathered in downtown San Antonio Oct. 5-10 for two international brain health conferences hosted by The University of Texas at San Antonio (UT San Antonio). The conferences focused on the biological processes underlying Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias and stroke and strengthened collaborations that could help translate scientific discoveries […]
Did comets bring building blocks of life to Earth? Scientists aren't so sure anymore
With comets out of the picture, attention now turns to asteroids or even Earth itself as the source of prebiotic chemistry.
Scientists Measure Gravitational Pull Between The Smallest Objects Yet in Quest For Quantum Gravity
Closer than ever.
Ashland University rewards president with three-year extension
President Jon Parrish Peede will continue leading the private university as it works to strengthen its finances and improve its long-term outlook.
The Problem of Induction: David Hume Says Science Has a Problem—Does It?
Hume showed we can’t prove the future will resemble the past, and some say that makes science a matter of faith. A physicist argues otherwise: science runs on guessing, testing, and discarding, not on assuming the past repeats. Does Hume’s famous problem really threaten science?
Two Games With The Same Name Released At The Same Time, So They Decided To Work Together
Piece by Piece by Piece by Piece
Scientists Finally Figured Out How Octopuses Squeeze Through Tiny Holes. And They Have the Footage to Prove It
Scientists filmed the step-by-step moves behind an octopus's seemingly impossible escape.
City delays decision on new Uni-Snelling entertainment district
More time is needed for University-Snelling area business owners and residents to discuss an ambitious liquor licensing plan centered on the busy intersection. In the meantime, Dilla Sports Bar and …