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Nobody is preparing for the worst day in history
There are multiple Black Swan events that could create a global famine with little to no warning. Governments must start preparing for them now — the risks of not doing so are too great.
Incredible edibles: Scientists turn plastic bottles into cookies
The pastry could be produced in remote locations
Luminis Health facilities dealing with a cyberattack
Representatives were not available to answer questions about when the cyberattack started or if patient data was compromised.
Keurig Dr Pepper sells stake in Chobani ahead of split; Corgan enters new market with M&A
Keurig Dr Pepper is selling its stake in Chobani and using the proceeds to reduce debt ahead of a planned split. Private equity firm Align Capital Partners completed an exit, while architecture firm Corgan revealed its latest acquisition to enter another fast-growing market. Read on to learn about these deals and more as September gets off to a quick start.
‘It is a radical idea, but one worth debating’
Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
Man rummaging in Polish junkyard finds a 1,800-year-old shield holding the cremated remains of a Vandal warrior
A 1,800-year-old shield filled with the cremated remains of Vandal warrior was discovered at junkyard in Poland.
Can Burnham maintain his bounce?
New PM faces the Commons today for the first time, but critics say likeable ‘chameleon’ has already ducked decisions and rolled back on positions
Grand Canyon Education (LOPE): A Steady Cash-Generating Business Ignored in a Speculative Market
Riverwater Partners, an investment management company, released its ‘Small Cap Strategy’ Q2 2026 investor letter. The letter can be downloaded here. The Small Cap Strategy underperformed the Russell 2000 in the second quarter as the benchmark experienced one of its strongest risk-on rallies in recent memory, although the strategy remained ahead year-to-date. The quarter was defined […]
All the major entertainment venues opening in metro Phoenix
The year has had major entertainment openings already, including the Arizona Boardwalk Big Wheel and Harkins Theatres 4D experience with more to come.
California to buy defunct horse track and turn it into the Bay Area's newest public park
California lawmakers struck a deal to divert $125 million in climate funding to buy the former Golden Gate Fields track and turn it into a park
Pajaro Valley Unified hires new chief business officer after years of CBO turnover
Pajaro Valley Unified School District's governing board hired Victoria Knutson, currently Newark Unified's chief business officer, to fill the CBO role at a $248,418 salary — the district's fourth person in that position in roughly three years, as trustees hope her experience will help guide upcoming school closures.
Legacy Entertainment | Beijing Haichang Ocean Park launch
The new attraction, designed by Legacy Entertainment and its subsidiary, The Aquarium Design Company, is the first new aquarium project in the city since 2000
Lamont and CT business leaders warn Trump’s tariffs will drive up prices
Gov. Ned Lamont strove Monday to ensure that the White House gets all due credit for the dollar-for-dollar retaliatory tariffs coming next month from Connecticut’s largest trade partner, Canada.
Help Us Investigate Abusive Coaches in Youth Sports
We’re continuing to report on abusive youth sports coaches and the gaps in the system that allow them to continue working with kids. If you have something to share on this topic, we want to hear from you.
Quincy council approves sports complex resolutions, Entrup introduces regulations on solar facilitie
The Quincy City Council approved six resolutions for a sports complex project in the city.
Black Business Month in Birmingham
Black Business Month in Birmingham
US health officials exclude measles-related deaths in Pennsylvania from counts
RFK Jr, the health secretary, has suggested the death were ‘fabricated’ while the CDC claimed it was reviewing them
Entertainment: U.S. Army Sergeant competes on 'America's Got Talent'
U.S. Army Sergeant Issac Atkins, of Schofield Barracks, is competing on "America's Got Talent."
Why <i>Adults</i> Is The Buzziest Show On TV, According To Star Lucy Freyer
Lucy Freyer, who plays Billie Shaeffer on Adults, opens up about why the comedy has seen such success.
California lawmakers greenlight a new San Diego sports arena, bypassing environmental hurdles
California leaders pushed through a controversial last-minute deal to protect the major project from environmental lawsuits.
California to get more power to sue big businesses under anti-monopoly bill going to Newsom
California prosecutors would gain new powers to sue big businesses over anti-competitive practices under a bill Democratic lawmakers sent to Gov. Gavin Newsom.
How Musk, Thiel, and Altman Misread Science Fiction
Many of the tech billionaires who built our world have taken the wrong lessons from their favorite science fiction.
Scientists build tiny robots without motors that can fly using sound waves alone
A century-old trick for tuning musical instruments has been repurposed to power robots that fly, float and steer themselves using nothing but sound waves.
Valve suffers massive 12TB leak, revealing a decade of Steam game files
The colossal leak could include data from over 2000 video games.
Health officials identify potential exposure locations in Madison County
Health officials identify potential exposure locations in Madison County
Health officials identify potential exposure locations in Madison County
Health officials identify potential exposure locations in Madison County
Health officials identify potential exposure locations in Madison County
Health officials identify potential exposure locations in Madison County
Health officials identify potential exposure locations in Madison County
Health officials identify potential exposure locations in Madison County
Health officials identify potential exposure locations in Madison County
Health officials identify potential exposure locations in Madison County
Health officials identify potential exposure locations in Madison County
Health officials identify potential exposure locations in Madison County
Service pressure helps Huskers sweep Texas
The top two teams met in the entertainment capital of the world.
Davenport 12-year-old grows backyard garden into produce business
What started with a small fold-out table in a Davenport driveway has grown into a business for 12-year-old Jaxon Songer.
Business Briefcase: Community Day to feature pierogies, train rides, music
MAHANOY CITY — A highlight of the annual Mahanoy City Community Day celebration set for Sept. 12 will be a pierogie-eating contest beginning at noon. Community Day, sponsored by the Mahanoy Area Chamber of Commerce, will seek to discover w…
How many cosmic particles are passing through your body at any moment?
While Earth's atmosphere protects us from harmful cosmic rays, other cosmic particles are passing through us every second.
College students’ return brings business boom to Valley restaurants
College students are back in Harrisonburg, bringing increased business to local restaurants.
College students’ return brings business boom to Valley restaurants
College students are back in Harrisonburg, bringing increased business to local restaurants.
'Everything is connected': Readers share their concerns about extreme heat's health impacts
Are you worried about extreme heat? Live Science readers reveal their thoughts about Earth's rising temperatures.
University of Minnesota offering free vision, hearing tests at the State Fair
The U of M will be showcasing its new sensory health mobile unit at the State Fair this year — an initiative to free diagnostic care to more Minnesotans, especially in rural areas where it can be tricky to find care close to home.
iPhone 18 Pro Max vs iPhone 17 Pro Max: 5 biggest rumored upgrades
Here are the biggest changes coming to this year's biggest iPhone
Milo Yiannopoulos, a far-right political commentator, reportedly detained by ICE
A former editor of Breitbart News, Yiannopoulos has also served as an intern for Marjorie Taylor Greene
Steve Jobs' 8th Grade Science Project Sells for $34,375
A science project that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs built for his 8th-grade science fair sold at auction for $34,375. Jobs was attending Cupertino Jr. High when he designed the project, which is titled "What is the SCR?" The lot includes a display board built from plywood with three explanatory panels and a 10-page report with the same title.
Steve Jobs' 8th Grade Science Project Sells for $34,375
A science project that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs built for his 8th-grade science fair sold at auction for $34,375. Jobs was attending Cupertino Jr. High when he designed the project, which is titled "What is the SCR?" The lot includes a display board built from plywood with three explanatory panels and a 10-page report with the same title.
‘There are several reasons why we’re in this precarious situation’
Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
Annapolis parking changes planned; business owners push reform
Parking reform is coming to Annapolis. A group of downtown businesses and residents united to push for the improvements.
Discovering games, food and entertainment at the Silver Spoon Saloon
Professional Bull Riding takes place at Tryon International August 28-29.
The popular diabetes drug metformin has been used for decades — and scientists just figured out its main mechanism
Scientists have debated whether the diabetes drug metformin acts primarily in the intestines or the liver. New findings clear up this confusion.
Jelly Roll addresses speculation about his politics after Trump joke
Jelly Roll is finally letting fans know where he stands when it comes to politics.
The AI Backlash Is Transforming Into a Political Movement
A new group is targeting tech companies and the government with the climate movement’s playbook.
Trump set back on voting, Kennedy Center, Anthropic
The cases have widespread implications across the United States
New Engineering Undergrad Degree Blends Multiple Areas
By Kim Horner | Materials science and engineering doctoral student Ben Dunn uses an X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy system for surface chemistry characterization. UT Dallas expanded its offerings in materials science and engineering with a new bachelor’s degree this fall. The University of Texas at Dallas is introducing a new bachelor’s degree in materials science and engineering, […]
Talking Business with Juan Martinez: The winners aren’t the fearless. They’re the ones who stay.
In today’s world, social media has created the illusion that success happens overnight. It doesn’t.
Upcoming at Flint River Entertainment Complex
🎤🎉 What’s coming up at the Flint River Entertainment Complex? From exciting events to can’t-miss entertainment, there’s plenty to look forward to! Anastasia Meenach, Director of Marketing, shares what’s on the calendar. 👀🎶
Great Lakes Sports & Entertainment Network to air Loons-Lugnuts match Sunday
The Great Lakes Loons will face off against the Lansing Lugnuts on Sunday and there’s a new way to watch.
Drummond: Yorba Linda helps its small businesses to adapt, thrive
Jim Drummond is a longtime Yorba Linda resident. He regularly gives his take on local issues.
SCIENCE SUNDAY: Heat transfer
Chief meteorologist Mark Dixon experiments with thermal imaging in Aug. 30th's Science Sunday.
Can California help lower the cost of GLP-1s? Here’s what lawmakers are proposing
An LA-area Democrat wants California to partner with drug manufacturers to make weight loss drugs cheaper — drawing on her own experience paying out of pocket.
What climate science tells us about the causes of the Colorado River crisis
Researchers have grown increasingly confident in global warming’s role in post-2000 ‘megadrought’ and its impact on the Colorado River.
Buc-ee's co-founder casts doubt on Illinois expansion over politics
The co-founder said he prefers working with conservative states that reflect the company's values.
Hope Florida grand jury describes public money ‘misused for political purposes’
The not-yet released reported was obtained by CBS News Miami and detailed wrongdoing but also an inability to bring criminal charges.
California’s political battle over key environmental law brews on two fronts
Business as usual in California politics always includes at least one squabble over the California Environmental Quality Act, a law signed 56 years ago by then-Gov. Ronald Reagan.
Mental health support for new mothers could increase with simple change | Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
Making primary care appointments for patients by default could help increase mental health support for new mothers.
How worried are you about the health impacts of extreme heat?
Are you worried about the effects of rising temperatures on your and your community's health? Take our poll to answer now.
Michigan's Tri-Share childcare cost-sharing program becomes permanent
Michigan's Tri-Share program is a first in the nation childcare cost-sharing program that lawmakers recently made permanent with bipartisan support.
Evanston pairs small business startups with vacant retail space in Space to Place incubator
Evanston is providing small business startups with vacant retail space downtown in its Space to Place incubator.
Parents of transgender kids say California is ‘unprepared’ as feds cut off their healthcare
Parents of transgender kids warned California for months. State officials are rushing to find money before the Oct. 13 deadline.
California's political battle over key environmental law brews on two fronts
Legislators this week and voters this November will weigh in on measures to curtail some of CEQA's vexing construction project restrictions.
Voter discontent abounds as third parties search for recipe to tap into it
Polls suggest voters are sick of a two-party system and Minnesota has a history of third-party success. But that doesn’t necessarily mean alternative candidates will do well this November.
‘Object with no comparison’: first black hole star discovered
The brightness of a star, with the energy of a black hole
Dolly Parton's support across politics
How Dolly Parton had support across the political spectrum.
Business owners squeezed as costs rise, profits fall, Minneapolis Fed survey finds
Most businesses in the Upper Midwest report that their profits are down from last year, according to a new survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis.
Apple Maps Ads Are Here, and There's No Way to Turn Them Off
Ads in Apple Maps are live in the United States and Canada, which means iPhone and iPad users will see them when searching for locations and when viewing Suggested Places. Apple announced plans to bring ads to the Maps app in March, and said the feature would roll out starting in late summer. Apple confirmed to 9to5Mac that ads began showing up for users over the last few days, with ad placement to ramp up in the coming weeks.
12 Health: Neurosurgery Awareness Month
WPRI 12 News on WPRI.com is Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts' local news, weather, sports, politics, and investigative journalism source.
AB 1776 would make things even harder for California small businesses
California small businesses need smart laws that help us make the most of today’s integrated digital tools and allow us to grow and compete — not radical policies that jeopardize our future.
‘Gary has borne the brunt of extreme deindustrialization and disinvestment’
Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
The Least-Vaccinated Kindergartners in Decades
American children are going back to school without the protection they need.
Apple Unveils New Mac Studio With M5 Max and M5 Ultra Chips
Apple today announced new Mac Studio models with the M5 Max and M5 Ultra chips, the latter of which is the company's most powerful chip ever. The M5 Ultra chip includes an up to 36-core CPU that contains 12 super cores and 24 performance cores. It delivers up to 1.25x higher single-threaded performance and up to 1.3x higher multithreaded performance than the M3 Ultra from the previous generation Mac Studio.
A Sister’s Succession
Thrown into office and an unexpected campaign, Darline Graham is running on her brother’s legacy—but making clear that she’s different.
U.S. set for largest mass visa revocation in history targeting up to 200,000 foreigners, officials say
The Trump administration is preparing to revoke the visas of up to 200,000 foreigners who have applied for or are currently seeking asylum status in the United States.
Stuck Weather? Scientists Reveal Shocking Reason Behind Weather Blocking Events - Futura-Sciences
How Climate Science Turned a Corner Over the last quarter-century, the world of climate science has made leaps and bounds. Tools like advanced weather stations, the boom in aviation, and especially earth-watching satellites have totally changed how we understand what’s happening in the sky. Since the early 2000s, countries like...
Ex-Google recruiter: This common mistake makes your resume 'invisible'—you have 'six seconds to prove you can do the work'
Ex-Google recruiter Farah Sharghi says that to succeed in this job market, emphasize proof you can do the job, rather than your potential on your resume.
Why Sexual Chemistry Can Feel Instant, According to Science
Studies suggest arousal can produce chemical scent signals that influence attraction and sexual motivation without conscious awareness.
Health plans will cost more in 2027, for employers and workers
Insurance broker Aon says employer-sponsored plans are poised to increase 9.5% next year, to average more than $19,000 per worker.
The State of Politics: Wikler Predicts Democratic Wave in November
But was some of that wave in August election Republican crossovers voting for Hong?
California’s clashes over business regulation rage on as legislative session nears end
As the Legislature approaches the August 31 adjournment of its two-year session, some of the bills arising from the conflict are still pending, and the contending forces are applying maximum pressure to affect the outcomes.
Dr. Annie Andrews attends Upstate health forum
“This urgent conversation will center on the needs of women and families of color in the Upstate and across South Carolina," Andrews said.
‘It is essential’: Collegetown businesses welcome back students, see business boost
With college students now back in town, the streets are busy again, and businesses in the Collegetown area say they’re starting to feel that “boost” again.
Business Briefcase: St. Luke’s network hospitals earn heart, stroke care recognition
BETHLEHEM — St. Luke’s University Health Network has earned national recognition from the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association for its commitment to delivering high-quality, evidence-based stroke care, according to a net…
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. visits Rochester to announce new autism initiative
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has made autism a priority in his agency, but he consistently spreads false information about the condition, including claims that Tylenol causes it. He visited Rochester Friday to share his near autism initiative in partnership with the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
Do other animals call each other by name?
Research in dolphins, elephants, parrots and primates suggests animals may call each other by name, but scientists are divided on how to define the behavior.
You don’t need to change the world to get rich
There are two types of business pitches: raise VC funding for an AI-powered plumber booking tool, or borrow some cash from your mom to start a company that actually fixes people’s toilets.
Return of ‘Ted Lasso’ puts struggles of women’s sports front and center
For “Ted Lasso,” which returned this month after a pause of more than three years, the Lady Greyhounds bring both new cultural relevance and a new challenge.
How will NASA's astronaut training hub change with commercial space stations?
A tour of Johnson Space Center in Houston shows how NASA and private industry are already working together on the future of human spaceflight.
Best Buy's 60th Anniversary sale is almost over! 41 deals I'd snag in a heartbeat
Shop these deals before they're gone
'The greatest unknown was how much energy would be released by the weapon': How scientists prepared for the Trinity nuclear test
In this excerpt from "Trinity: An Illustrated History of the World’s First Atomic Test," author Emily Seyl looks at the buildup to the 1945 test that changed history. She explores the huge effort to design experiments that would ultimately establish whether the gargantuan explosion in the middle of the desert was a success.