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Game Preview: Pittsburgh Penguins @ San Jose Sharks 11/11/2026
Who: Pittsburgh Penguins (6-10-2, 14 points, 8th place Metropolitan Division) @ San Jose Sharks (8-11-1, 17 points, 6th place Pacific Division) When: 10:00 p.m. eastern How to Watch: Locally televised game on Sportsnet Pittsburgh and NBCSCA, streaming for out of market at ESPN+ Pens’ Path Ahead: Monday kicked off a slack part of the schedule for […]
Ex ‘Roseanne’ writer says he ‘felt bad’ for comedian because he ‘knew she was scared’ of sudden fame
Danny Jacobson, the head writer on seasons 1 and 2 of ‘Roseanne,’ tells EW that he ‘always felt bad’ for Roseanne Barr, the ascendant comedian at its center, because he ‘knew she was scared’ of her sudden fame.
Ex “Roseanne” head writer says he ‘always felt bad’ for comedian because he ‘knew she was scared’ of sudden fame (exclusive)
Danny Jacobson, who served as the head writer on the hit sitcom’s first two seasons, tells EW why he thinks there was fear behind Roseanne Barr’s bluster.
Will DSA members be able to drive the conversation in Congress?
DSA candidates were elected in historic numbers to the House
Growing Connections Between Farms and Communities
Karissa Scott, a graduate student in the Department of Agricultural and Human Sciences, is focused on finding ways to support and elevate North Carolina agriculture and the farmers who feed us.
‘Exceptionally rare’ yellow fish found in New York
The burbot has a genetic condition called xanthochromism.
Science For The People, Right On!
Recent elections mean scientists will return to research and leadership roles, so that forward-looking innovations can resume.
US scientists uncover how iridium crystal faces impact reactions
Scientists at the ANL compared different crystal faces of iridium to arrive at benchmark data on the surface behaviors.
Pozzo court case in Spain adds to unrest at Watford
BBC Radio 3CR's Geoff Doyle discusses the impact a Spanish court case involving Watford owner Gino Pozzo could have on the already unsettled club.
Who was eliminated on 'Dancing with the Stars' last night? See who made the semifinals
Surprise 'DWTS' elimination sends home top-scoring couple. Who made the semifinals?
‘VisionQuest’ post-credits scene explained: Showrunner shot more than we see
‘VisionQuest’ post-credits scene explained: Showrunner Terry Matalas says they shot more than we see.
How each House member voted on the impeachment of Pete Hegseth
The House of Representatives voted on Tuesday evening to send an effort to impeach Pete Hegseth to committee, effectively killing the movement to oust the defense secretary before the end of the year.
BBC talks to Mississippi voters awaiting Senate result
Democrat Scott Colom's razor-thin advantage has defied political gravity in a conservative fortress that President Donald Trump won in 2024 by over 22 points.
ESPN predicts FSU's remaining schedule after Week 10
ESPN's updated Matchup Predictor reveals Florida State's chances of reaching bowl eligibility following its victory over Boston College.
A Massive Cave Held Sculptures From 18,000 Years Ago. It Might Be Hiding Secret Chambers, Too.
The mysterious cavities may connect to the main cave—and archaeologists are itching to finally dig in.
Kansas City Royals news: Could Cags cash in?
With baseball leadership descending on the desert, where will the next Kansas City Royals move come from?
Scaling the Rocks: Rockies are getting ready for business
Colorado Rockies news and links for Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Scaling the Rocks: Rockies are getting ready for business
Colorado Rockies news and links for Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Bilt Wants to Give Small Businesses Big Chains' Secret Weapon. It Isn't Discounts
Bilt is expanding beyond rent rewards with Neighborhood OS, a platform designed to support local businesses.
Why coffee, specialty drink trucks are suddenly all the rage in Wisconsin
Entrepreneurs are ditching walls for wheels as customers crave a unique experience that centers on human connection.
Scaling the Rocks: Rockies are getting ready for business
Colorado Rockies news and links for Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Climate change is literally changing the way Earth spins, scientists warn
Geophysical Research Letters study used polar motion to check groundwater depletion estimates, linking lost underground water to nearly 80 centimeters of rotational-pole drift.
Canton Regional Chamber event celebrates Stark business community
CANTON – The consensus at the Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce's 112th annual meeting and celebration? Northeast Ohio has a strong and supportive business community.
Snowflake wants every AI agent to agree on what net revenue means
Snowflake's Business Ontology and expanded Cortex AI Gateway aim to make AI agents use approved definitions and inherit human permissions.
Politics and personal journeys: Sonoma State students and OLLI seniors share multi-generational class
A new political science class at Sonoma State University brings Osher Lifelong Learning Institute seniors to campus to study the mid-term election results and learn from each other as they reflect on their own personal political biographies.
Alaska Science Forum time capsule: Haunted doors and Murphy’s Law
Note: This time capsule was written by Carla Helfferich on Feb. 15, 1989, soon after the legendary January 1989 cold snap broke. For six straight days in late January that year, Fairbanks’ high temperature stayed at or below minus 40. On Jan. 25, temperatures briefly rose to a balmy 31 below zero before dropping to minus 51. Helfferich explored one consequence of that cold snap: spooky garage door malfunctions. — Sara Wilbur
Alaska Science Forum time capsule: Haunted doors and Murphy’s Law
Note: This time capsule was written by Carla Helfferich on Feb. 15, 1989, soon after the legendary January 1989 cold snap broke. For six straight days in late January that year, Fairbanks’ high temperature stayed at or below minus 40. On Jan. 25, temperatures briefly rose to a balmy 31 below zero before dropping to minus 51. Helfferich explored one consequence of that cold snap: spooky garage door malfunctions. — Sara Wilbur
Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Plus Review: The sweet spot
The Galaxy Tab S12 Plus pairs a 12.6-inch AMOLED screen and a bundled S Pen with 7 years of updates, but a year-old chipset holds it back.
Record number of women veterans elected to Congress, bringing new priorities
A record 11 women veterans will serve in the next Congress, bringing military experience and new priorities on defense and veterans issues.
Hikma Ventures invests in Rem3dy Health to take 3D-printed supplements to seven MENA markets
The undisclosed investment pairs Rem3dy’s seven-layer personalised gummy technology with Hikma’s regional distribution network, with launches planned in the UAE, Saudi Arabia and Jordan in Q1 2027
World of Warcraft: Forever secret hunters have found the MMO's first hidden treasure
The Dawn Walker sword has been discovered by World of Warcraft: Forever secret pioneers, requiring a questing torch and some serious sleuthing.
Who went home on 'DWTS' Week 9 from Grammy Night?
Dancing with the Stars took one step closer to a champion this week as the quarterfinals heated up with Grammy Night. Tuesday's show saw each couple dance individually and also perform in a battle with another pair, with Harry Shum Jr. having dance-off immunity. The judges' score -- which included a bump for those that won their respective dance-offs -- was combined with the fan vote to determine who continued on to next week's semifinals.
What lurks ‘Below’ Newfoundland waters? A marine biologist explains the science behind the show
While Below may have some things wrong — giant squid probably aren’t vindictive, for example — a Newfoundland ocean sciences expert praises the Netflix show for stoking an interest in the deep sea.
Ovation Orlando Moves Forward in Kissimmee with Major Hotel Acquisition, New Renderings and Plans for Massive Entertainment District
One of Osceola County's largest proposed entertainment and hospitality developments is moving forward, as developers behind Ovation Orlando have acquired a neighboring 718-room Marriott hotel and unveiled new renderings of a massive shopping, dining and entertainment destination near Walt Disney World.
Turkish initiative encourages children to use science to combat climate crisis
Children measure soil moisture, design energy-efficient homes and make bioplastics from household materials in workshops at science centres in Türkiye and abroad.
US citizen, ‘Chinese blood’: top biologist caught in debate over returnees
Yuan defended her US citizenship after winning a major science prize, with some accusing her of returning only for the research funding.
eMudhra Revokes 8 More CAs It Previously Declared Unaffected by Key Compromise
eMudhra revoked 8 more certificate authorities after finding its Python script exposed RSA private keys to process memory during an HSM transfer.
Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine Announces $20 Million Anonymous Gift to Launch Comprehensive Healthcare Professionals’ Wellbeing Academy
This landmark donation will fund comprehensive wellness resources and support systems designed to directly combat the burnout crisis among medical professionals.
Video Rise of religion in Democratic politics 'very appropriate': MLK III
Human rights activists Martin Luther King III and Arndrea Waters King discuss their new book, "Happiness vs. Fulfillment."
NASA reveals Earth's ozone hole has grown to a size not seen in a decade
The Antarctic ozone hole expanded to its seventh-largest size on record in 2026, driven by unusual weather conditions that pushed it close to its historic maximum. Scientists say international restrictions on ozone-destroying chemicals prevented even greater damage, and Earth's protective ozone layer is still recovering.
Obesity linked to up to 27% lower risk of death in dementia
A surprising study of more than 4,500 older adults found that people who were overweight or obese when diagnosed with dementia had a 16% to 27% lower risk of death than those at a normal weight. Researchers suspect that extra energy and muscle reserves may help patients survive the disease's toll on the body, although the reason for the survival advantage remains unclear.
Energy drinks linked to 11 times more reports of cardiac arrest
A new study found that energy drinks and stimulant supplements were linked to disproportionately frequent reports of serious heart problems, including 11 times more reports of cardiac arrest and 4.5 times more reports of heart attacks. Young adults accounted for nearly half of the cardiovascular reports involving these products, raising concerns about their potential risks despite the study being unable to prove causation.
Veterans’ unique heart-health risks call for personalized care
How to take care of veterans’ hearts.
The mystery of how hair knows where to grow may finally be solved
Scientists have discovered that the intricate patterns of hair follicles on mammals may arise from a remarkably simple process involving cells following chemical signals. The findings challenge a long-standing theory and reveal how nature can create complex biological patterns without a detailed blueprint.
BizTrip AI Brings Business Travel Booking to Slack, Microsoft Teams, and iMessage
SAN FRANCISCO, November 11, 2026--BizTrip AI, makers of agentic AI for corporate travel management, today announced the beta launch of its trip-planning and booking agent on Slack, Microsoft Teams, and iMessage. Business travelers can now search, compare, and book travel by messaging BizTrip AI directly in the tools they use every day, with their company’s policy applied before the choice is made, not after.
Business Profile: Sunflower Art Studio
Lika Gitis, the owner of Sunflower Art Studio in Gunbarrel, approaches art and life with unconcealed zeal. Gitis populates her studio with imaginative mascots including a 3D-printed Totoro (from Hayao Miyazaki's 1988 film) and a plush Van Gogh from the Denver Art Museum's exhibition of the painter. "They move around," she explained. But not, thankf...
Light is hard to block from every direction. This physicist found a way
Physicist Stefano Martiniani uses a computer algorithm to design new materials that could help advance light-based computers.
Tattoos Affect Your Immune System in Ways Scientists Are Only Beginning to Understand
You should be aware of the risks.
Scientists find deadly virus DNA hidden in 1,000-year-old manuscripts
Ancient manuscripts, including the 1,000-year-old York Gospels, have revealed traces of a deadly sheep virus whose history stretches back more than 3,700 years. Scientists discovered that the virus has remained remarkably unchanged for millennia, turning historic parchment into an unexpected record of ancient disease outbreaks.
House GOP Saves Hegseth—for Now—and Picks Jordan to Lead | WSJ Politics Newsletter for Nov. 11
Plus, lawmakers want tighter export controls in the wake of the Nvidia scandal, and allies worry over Washington’s pivot on European security
Psychological uncertainty and tactics - assessing the issues at Man City
The ongoing international break gives manager Enzo Maresca much-needed time to fix the growing issues in his Man City squad.
Nurse practitioners help address health care shortages, association president says
Valerie Fuller of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners discusses access to care, regulations and training during National Nurse Practitioner Week.
Trump envoys to meet Putin in Moscow after latest Ukraine talks end without a breakthrough
US President Donald Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner said Wednesday he and Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff would travel to Moscow tomorrow after trilateral talks in Abu Dhabi ended without a clear breakthrough.
How to watch Nebraska basketball vs. Lindenwood: Time, TV channel
It's Nebraska vs. Lindenwood in nonconference basketball action. Here's how to watch, including time, channel, TV schedule and streaming info.
10 celebrities with surprisingly large families — and how many kids they have
Two kids? Three? Try eight, 10, or even 15. EW explores some of the biggest families in showbiz.
4 Wisconsin high school football coaches offer their magic fixes
In seeking insight into the life of a high school football coach, we asked for magic ways to improve the game. The ideas were all over the board.
T-Cypher Bio extends footprint in purpose-built laboratory space at Abingdon Science Park, Oxford
T-Cypher Bio ("T-Cypher), a biotechnology company developing novel T cell receptor (TCR)-based T cell engagers that target high copy number antigens, today announced its relocation to Abingdon Science Park, Oxford, UK.
Michigan Residents Voted to Get Corporate Money Out of Politics. Now Utilities Are Suing
Amid rising electricity costs, Michiganders decisively voted for a ballot proposition to curtail the ability of utilities to spend on elections—a move utilities say limits their freedom of speech.
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Rob Sand, an Iowa state auditor who was elected governor on Tuesday, spent part of his youth walking runways in Europe before a career in politics. https://nyti.ms/48IeEVo
3rd Place Art + Science Competition: Kari Varner
For the Art + Science Competition entitled States of Change, we asked to see photography that examines art and science through transition, transformation, and instability. Change may be gradual or abrupt, visible or difficult to perceive, ranging from emotional shifts to environmental conditions. We invite artists to consider how photography can reveal states of change—where
What an exceptionally powerful El Niño could mean for hurricanes, drought and flooding
One of the strongest El Niños ever recorded is pushing the climate into uncharted territory
HIV was supposed to kill them. Now they could help scientists find a cure.
People known as “elite controllers” can keep the virus at bay for decades. What can their immune systems teach us?
Scarlett Johansson on 'Paper Tiger' and what comes next
After three decades of stardom, Scarlett Johansson has the clout to choose her own path. But as she stars in James Gray's “Paper Tiger,” she's still working out where she wants that path to lead.
Slasher season is over, but Dario Argento's 'Tenebrae' bleeds eternal
Claudio Simonetti and Goblin will perform the soundtrack score to Dario Argento’s 1982 horror film 'Tenebre' on Wednesday at the Alex Theatre in Glendale
Can AI help aspiring screenwriters break into Hollywood?
As generative AI spreads through Hollywood, unsettling writers worried about losing jobs and creative control, some L.A. educators see it as a way for emerging screenwriters to develop pitches, visuals and projects — and reach industry contacts once reserved for insiders.
For peptide enthusiasts, a new HHS policy means party time
As HHS loosens peptide restrictions, advocates and entrepreneurs embrace unproven compounds despite researchers' warnings
Nintendo Defends Decision to Cut Mario and Yoshi Easter Eggs From The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake
Nintendo has defended its decision to scrub the secret appearance of Mario characters from its The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake.
Earth's rocks are missing about a billion years. Scientists finally know where it went
It's one of geology's deepest mysteries.
Nintendo’s battle against piracy continues with a DMCA takedown on Switch mod chip firmware
GitHub has shut down 144 repositories hosting firmware for Picofly and other chips…
PlayStation cancels live-service shooter Fairgames
Haven Games to "shift focus to collaborating with other development teams across PlayStation"
Cardiovascular Health Promotion for US Veterans: Current State, Gaps, and Strategies
US Veterans make up more than 5% of the US adult population. Compared with the general US population, Veterans are older, have more comorbidities, and face unique structural barriers, including high rates of rural location and less internet access. With time, the makeup of Veterans is becoming increasingly diverse in race, ethnicity, age, gender, and military exposure history.
Romance is in the air at Theatre TSC
This production brings Jane Austen’s timeless story to life, transporting audiences into a world of love, laughter and unexpected twists.
Holiday lights in Louisville: Add your home, business to our 2026 map
Is your family, business or organization putting up a spectacular light display this holiday season? Here's how you can let everyone in the community know.
Events roundup: Dog show, entertainment and holiday festivities pack schedule
Things to do in southeastern Pennsylvania
How Scott Colom defied Democratic doubters to make Mississippi a battleground
Just six years after Mississippi removed the Confederate stars and bars from its state flag, Scott Colom could become the first Black senator from the state since Reconstruction and the first Democrat to win the seat since 1982.
How Apple’s ‘Being Heumann’ Is Changing Hollywood Representation
Sian Heder, Ruth Madeley and Mark Ruffalo discuss the new Apple film about activist Judith Heumann and the historic 1977 504 sit-in.
Upcoming science and tech festivals offer lessons on rockets, computers, and more
Saturday's the day for science lovers across Charleston. They'll have two opportunities to learn more about the technology that powers our world and sends astronauts beyond it.
'No one dared question his results': How thermodynamics sparked a heated debate about Earth's age in the 19th century
In this excerpt from "This is Life: A Journey from Inside Your Body to Beyond Earth," author and physicist Christophe Galfard explores the way 19th century scientists were starting to use thermodynamics to understand just how old Earth is.
‘Endless walk of shame’: A Delaware mother’s cross-country journey for mental health care
A Delaware traveled across the country in search of effective mental healthcare after a traumatizing experience in the First State.
A decade later, a revitalized Delaware mental health system begins to falter
A decade after Delaware reimagined its mental healthcare ecosystem, some of those services are starting to falter.
Oklahoma receives $227M in second year of federal Rural Health Transformation Program
The Rural Health Transformation Program is a $50 billion investment signed into law last year, alongside an estimated $911 billion in reductions to federal Medicaid spending over a decade.
Pietro's of East Meadow hits milestone 50 years in business
The half-century-old eatery has had to evolve with the times to remain competitive.
Spy scandal highlights contradictions at heart of Trump’s China policy
President’s warnings about Beijing’s technological ambitions collide with his close relationships with American tech executives and desire to preserve relations with Xi Jinping.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake sells in huge numbers, becoming the fastest-selling Switch 2 game
Huge success for the Ocarina of Time remake on Switch 2. Might Nintendo look at other beloved Zelda games to receive the same treatment?
UVM business program earns top sustainability rank
The University of Vermont MBA program ranks as the top sustainability business degree in the US and third globally.
HURRA PRIME LLC Announces Its AI-Powered Technology Solutions for Modern Business Operations
Sanford, FL, Nov. 11, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- HURRA PRIME LLC today announced its continued focus on helping businesses modernize their operations through artificial intelligence, intelligent automation, custom software development, and advanced digital technology solutions. The company provides a comprehensive range of technology services designed to help organizations improve operational efficiency, strengthen digital infrastructure, and build scalable systems aligned with their business obje
Audio entertainment major SiriusXM names Anjali Sud as new CEO
Indian American media executive to lead subscription entertainment company’s next chapter from January 1, 2027.
“Scream it from the Mountaintops”: RGIII is Convinced Shedeur Sanders Should be Browns QB1 as he Points Out Strengths Over Deshaun Watson
The Cleveland Browns’ starting quarterback situation took a new turn following Shedeur Sanders’ impressive first start of the 2026 NFL season in Sunday’s 23-22 overtime loss to the New Orleans Saints. The former Colorado Buffaloes quarterback replaced Deshaun Watson and finished with 297 passing yards and two touchdowns with a 61.
A new tactic in the war over out-of-network bills: Health care providers are suing employers
Providers increasingly are suing employers, claiming they are responsible for out-of-network medical bills that insurers haven’t fully paid or have delayed paying.
Ebola tops 11,000 cases in Congo's deadliest outbreak
Congo's Ebola outbreak has topped 11,000 cases, the government said Wednesday, a stark figure that underscores the severity of the situation as the country grapples with the relentless spread of the disease.
For families facing rising health insurance costs, options are few but worth looking into
Choosing health insurance is a very important decision for families, and cost is a major factor. With premiums rising, finding ways to save money is becoming even more important.
Kenya discharges last Ebola patient, beginning countdown to Ebola-free declaration
Kenya has discharged its last Ebola patient, starting a 42-day countdown to being declared Ebola-free.
The best recent science fiction, fantasy and horror
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Yale-led local health project earns office space, looks to expand scope
The new office and storage space has already been filled with medical supplies and is set to allow the program, which provides free blood pressure screenings and glucose tests for New Haven residents, to collaborate with more local organizations.
Healthcare panel endorses tax extension, prescription drug policy change
A healthcare coverage watchdog group is urging lawmakers to free up funding that can be used to meet a "desperate need" for revenue to help keep people insured, including calls to extend a 1% tax on insurance policies that is set to expire in 2028.
'The Body' review: Netflix's lovechild of 'Yellowjackets' and 'The Crucible' is sinfully fun
A Catholic school dance team tangoes with the Devil in Netflix's "The Body."
Science advisers ‘must deal with political realities’
Former NZ chief scientist Juliet Gerrard warns of “an increasingly polluted information landscape”
Can scientists reverse your age?
Reversing aging may sound like science fiction, but scientists have already found a way to do it—at least, theoretically. Based on a 2012 Nobel-prize winning discovery, researchers are testing whether they can revert diseased cells in the eye back to young and healthy ones. They gave people a drug this year. If it works, it’ll open the door to curing and possibly preventing other age-related diseases. And that led producer Berly McCoy to wonder: Could all this research eventually extend our human lifespans? If you like this episode, check out our episodes on zombie cells, why our hair turns gray and why we die.Interested in more science on aging? Email us your question at shortwave@npr.org.Support public media with 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.
Catching up with sports nutrition supplements: A roundup of the latest science
Gut health, recovery and cognitive performance feature prominently in the latest sports nutrition science, with studies exploring biotics and multi-ingredient combinations alongside established ingredients like creatine and caffeine.
Paul George flips the script — and the bird
PG-13, the former Sixer, poured in 36 points, then explained the baseline exchange that gave his return an R rating.