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Vermont receives $190M in the second year of federal rural health awards
The second installment of the five-year program aims to continue the work already in motion, which some lawmakers have raised concerns over.
'It's forever': Lakers rookie Cameron Carr cherishing first NBA points
After Lakers star Luka Doncic tracks down the game ball to give it to Carr, the rookie guard said he'll have his teammates sign the ball.
Visiting Carlsbad Caverns means risking your health. And the danger could rise.
Oil and gas extraction around Carlsbad Caverns has crated air quality in the region.
Trinity Health receives grant to bolster its suicide prevention services
Trinity Health has received a $200,000 grant from the Ethel and James Flinn Foundation that it plans to use to bolster its suicide prevention services. WEMU’s Ana Longoria has the details.
Week 10 Target Report: Should Fantasy Football Managers Worry About Jameson Williams? Can We Trust Tank Dell?
Analyzing Week 9 target shares and usage trends for Jameson Williams, Tank Dell, Darren Waller, and Adonai Mitchell to get the fantasy edge for Week 10.
Tanuki: Pon's Summer Brings Back BMX Freestyle as a Cute Mail Delivery Adventure
While some parts of Tanuki: Pon's Summer don't live up to what makes it special, it still captures the vibe of summer wrapped in a fun BMX delivery service.
More than a dozen key races remain too early to call one week after Election Day
The size of Democrats’ majorities in the House and Senate remained undetermined one week after Election Day as more than a dozen races were still too early to call Tuesday.
Ski guide business involved in ‘deadliest avalanche in U.S. history’ halts operations
(FOX40.COM) — The ski guide company that led a group through Castle Peak, resulting in the deaths of nine people in an avalanche, is no longer operating. Blackbird Mountain Guides led 15 people on …
Athens County, Ohio Health Officials Investigating Four Confirmed Shiga Toxin-Producing E. coli Cases; No Source Identified
The Athens City-County Health Department in southeast Ohio said on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, that it is investigating four laboratory-confirmed cases
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Ray Romano Inducted Into Long Island Entertainment Hall Of Fame
Everybody still loves Raymond, and now Long Island has made it official.
Rand Paul plans to be top Republican on Senate health committee
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) said Wednesday he is seeking the top GOP spot on the powerful Senate health committee next Congress, a move that would likely signal a major shift for the focus of Republican…
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Auto supplier launches defense unit in Auburn Hills, eyes 1,000 new jobs
A Macomb County auto supplier is expanding to defense and aerospace, and is looking to add 1,000 jobs at its new facility in Auburn Hills.
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…
Dave Dombrowski signals an uncertain off-season ahead
Would the Phils sign another free agent in his 30s, like Seyia Suzuki, to a multi-year deal?
Entertainment briefs: Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr will join Joe Walsh for VetsAid at MGM Grand
A Joe Walsh veterans benefit, a Mystère milestone, a John Mulaney stand-up date and a first for Brandy and Monica headline today’s Las Vegas entertainment news …
Legal AI startups face bubble fears as EvenUp doubles down
Legal AI startups like EvenUp and Harvey face bubble risks as law firms, Stanford and investors test new tools at LegalTech Fund Summit.
Viral ‘Nicole Kidman’ pop star Adéla explains why she opted out of this year’s Grammys race
The “Ain’t in L.A.” singer said “maybe in 2028” she’ll compete for Grammys.
How NRRI Can Rejuvenate Minnesota’s Natural-Resources Economy
The Duluth-based institute is poised to play a key role in new economic development up north.
No. 10 BYU very much alive in CFP, turns to pressing business vs. Baylor
Two losses in three games barely put a dent in BYU's College Football Playoff chances.The No. 10 Cougars (7-2, 4-2 Big 12) squarely are in the CFP picture heading into a showdown with Baylor in Provo on Saturday. The key shift for BYU is a dramatic red...
Anthropic S-1 sends IPO windfall to Spark and Bessemer
Anthropic S-1 details rapid AI growth, record IPO prospects, huge gains for Spark Capital, Bessemer, and a challenge to OpenAI.
Trans Military Ban Aends Air Force Veteran to Harvard
“They have to come to terms with the fact that I am a veteran,” Parker Dubois says of Americans who celebrate service while supporting transgender exclusion.
XRHealth Deepens Mental Health Capabilities with Acquisition of PursueCare
XRHealth, a telehealth company that offers virtual reality (VR) therapy for mental health conditions and pain management, has entered the addiction care
XRHealth Deepens Mental Health Capabilities with Acquisition of PursueCare
XRHealth, a telehealth company that offers virtual reality (VR) therapy for mental health conditions and pain management, has entered the addiction care
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.
United Airlines blocks AI agents from booking flights ahead of holidays
United Airlines is moving to block third-party artificial intelligence agents from booking flights and accessing customer accounts ahead of the holiday travel season.
Read the letter the White House’s top lawyer sent Rep. Garcia over threats to investigate Trump
The White House’s top lawyer sent a letter of warning to incoming House Oversight Committee chair Rep. Robert Garcia, D-Calif., on Wednesday, claiming that the Democrats' promise to investigate the Trump administration “may cross the line into blatant criminality.”
Blood proteins reveal how menopause may shape brain health later
Researchers are uncovering the cascade of molecular events that happen when women undergo menopause.
Ann Arbor-based RealTruck names new president in leadership transition
CFO Baljinder “Bobby” Singh takes on an additional title while CEO Carl-Martin Lindahl moves into an advisory role.
Arts and Entertainment Survey: Tell us what you want to see
From music, movies, galleries and video games, tell us what you want to see more of in our coverage of arts and entertainment around the region.
Why Is Six Flags Stock Gaining Wednesday?
Six Flags (NYSE: FUN) surges 11% as director-linked funds buy 1.45M shares for $14.9M and the company names a new chief procurement officer.
Chris Brown, Usher cancel two concerts amid reported beef
Chris Brown and Usher cancel a pair of shows in their joint R&B: Raymond & Brown tour, including one of two shows at Inglewood's SoFi Stadium next week.
Meet Teddy Riner, the Decorated Olympian Running for French President
Amid the widespread unrest that has enveloped France, Riner said “the time has come to step up and take responsibility.”
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.
The Housing Crisis Was on the Ballot. Here’s What Voters Approved.
With the cost of housing a top concern going into last week’s midterms, voters in four states decided on how their governments should address the problem. Voters considered six statewide housing policy ballot measures in the 2026 midterms, approving four and rejecting two. The winning measures ...
Trump administration to pursue public land sales and a decrease in federal ownership
President Donald Trump’s administration wants to sell public lands to states, tribes and local governments as part of an effort to “decrease the size of the federal estate.”
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.
Intermountain Health Primary Children’s Hospitals Providing Free Safe Infant Sleep Consultations to More Families in Utah Communities
To help parents reduce their risk of having an infant die unexpectedly while sleeping, Intermountain Children’s Health recently launched a new Safe Infant Sleep program to support families with infants with free safe sleep consultations from certified safe sleep ambassadors.Anyone in the community can receive a free consultation at either of t...
The Packers are preparing for a Kirk Cousins start
“I was shocked when I saw what they traded him for. It was mind-blowing to me,” said head coach Matt LaFleur
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.
Taylor Swift to Receive Special Honor at THR’s Women In Entertainment Gala
Taylor Swift is set to receive another special award in the coming weeks! The 36-year-old entertainer has just been announced […]
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.
White House warns congressional Democrats: Investigating us may be a crime
Incoming House Oversight Committee Chairman Robert Garcia noted that the Constitution grants Congress “wide latitude to conduct investigations” into the Trump administration.
Last chance for Central Health lawsuit
Plaintiffs in a lawsuit filed against Central Health lost in part in District Court, then lost in the Third Court of Appeals. Now—nine years after the lawsuit was filed in October 2017—the plaintiffs await a decision about whether the state’s highest court will consider the case. A Petition for Review filed Monday asks the Supreme […]
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Ochsner Medical Complex at 4430 Veterans Memorial Blvd. in Metairie, Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026. STAFF PHOTO DAVID GRUNFELD
Google Voice appears to finally be working on RCS support
It might finally be happening. A new Google Voice update plants seeds of RCS support, though the exact details remain...
Voters adopted transgender sports restrictions in blue states. Officials are pushing back.
Activists who want to keep transgender athletes out of girls’ sports think they now have a playbook that works in Democratic states: Put the issue on the ballot. Even amid an overwhelming blue wave on Nov. 3, voters in four states chose to restrict transgender rights in youth athletics. Two of those states — Washington […]
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.
St. Luke’s hospital system in St. Louis County to join BJC Health
The hospital systems, in a joint statement, said the partnership aims to expand access to care and bring additional resources and support to St. Luke’s.
The hypocrisy of Trump’s team warning Democrats against politicized investigations
After years of Republicans going to extraordinary lengths to politicize congressional oversight and target President Donald Trump’s enemies, his administration is now issuing stark warnings to Democrats to not politicize congressional oversight to target Trump and those around him.
Gal Gadot Producing With Eye To Star 'Don't Feed The Lion' (Exclusive)
Gal Gadot producing with eye to star adaptation of Bianna Golodryga & Yonit Levi's book 'Don't Feed The Lion' in works at Fox Entertainment Studios.
Giants’ rookie linebacker named NFC Defensive Player Of The Week
NY Giants linebacker Arvell Reese gets recognition for his monster game against the Eagles.
The Financial Side of Preparing for Careers in AI and Data Science
The Financial Side of Preparing for Careers in AI and Data Science
Benson Boone to headline entertainment lineup at NHL Winter Classic in Salt Lake
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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.
Taylor Swift to Receive Prestigious 2026 Sherry Lansing Leadership Award
Taylor Swift will receive the prestigious 2026 Sherry Lansing Leadership Award from filmmaker Greta Gerwig at this year's Women in Entertainment gala.
Dolphins name veteran LB a replacement captain
The Miami Dolphins placed a second and third captain on injured reserve on Tuesday, and now they've named a new captain to help lead.
“The Nanny” cast recalls Cloris Leachman peeing in a bucket on set
The late actress made a guest appearance on the comedy in 1994.
Google Pixel Tag is only available in 8 countries, and excludes Europe
With Google’s Pixel Tag now offiically available, Google has also confirmed where the Android Find Hub tracker will be on...
DBEDT strengthens partnership with leading Japanese retailer to expand opportunities for Hawai’i businesses
The Hawaiʻi Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism has reaffirmed its partnership with Japan’s Hankyu Hanshin Department Stores to continue expanding international sales and promotion opportunities for Hawaiʻi-made products at the annual Hankyu Hawaiʻi Fair in Osaka.
Is Take-Two Still The Business You Bought?
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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
Study Suggests Not All Obesity Means Ill-Health
By Jennifer Rigby LONDON, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Only between a quarter and a third of people currently diagnosed with obesity should be considered as in poor health, according to a new study that joins calls to overhaul how the condition is diagnosed. The study, published in Nature on Wednesday,
El Salvador's Bukele makes a political gamble with a Haiti gang offensive ahead of an election
Salvadoran troops bombard a gangster’s home from helicopters over the Haitian countryside. Civilians cheer on marching camouflage-clad soldiers. Armored cars drive through the Caribbean nation’s gang-ravaged streets.
Listen: Audric Estime had 'unfinished business' when he rejoined Saints
Saints RB Audric Estime chats with WWL Radio's Mike Hoss to dig into his return to New Orleans, his immediate impact, and the team's plans for their running back corps. | WWL
Florida’s Future After the Midterms
From shifting political power to redistricting, Florida’s 2026 midterm results raise new questions about the state’s political future.
New designs unveiled for 77-acre shopping and entertainment development near Disney
KISSIMMEE, Fla. — New designs for Ovation Orlando outline a shopping, dining and entertainment destination planned for the former Orlando Sun Resort site near Walt Disney World.
Big Walk used AI to fix a bug. Now the indie gaming world is having a reckoning.
Any amount of AI coding is too much for many Indie Game Festival judges.
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.
NH's Business: 'Opportunity Zones' aim to spur investments in housing, community developments
Fred Kocher sits down with Lucy Lange, the commissioner of New Hampshire Business and Economic Affairs, about 25 new "Opportunity Zones" that exist across ten New Hampshire counties to spur investments in housing, commercial, and community developments.
Wes Moore, coy about 2028 presidential bid, writes book on ‘healing the nation’
Maryland governor Wes Moore announced he's releasing a new book entitled "Repair: Healing a Divided Nation."
New Ann Arbor battery startup launches operations in Japan
A new Ann Arbor battery manufacturing startup launched a new facility in Japan.
Russell Brand faces new allegations, police investigation
The public reckoning against British actor-comedian Russell Brand continues following his conviction and prison sentencing for rape and sexual assault charges.
‘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.
The midterm rout could be the end of GOP election fraud claims
Unlike previous elections, the majority of Republicans are not questioning the results
UNC chancellor opposes bringing Major League Baseball to Raleigh
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Chancellor Lee Roberts said a Major League Baseball team would compete for entertainment and sponsorship dollars with local college sports teams.
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 […]
Pixel users are getting a major Android Auto update - and it rivals Siri AI
More phones are getting Gemini Intelligence, but only Pixel users can access it in a new way.
Gavin Newsom won the argument on California’s proposed wealth tax. He could still face a fight over it
The downfall of a one-time wealth tax on billionaires in solidly Democratic California – during a blue wave election – is a sobering outcome for its advocates, including progressive leaders such as Sen. Bernie Sanders and home state Rep. Ro Khanna.
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...
White House sends warning to Democrats about investigating the Trump administration
The White House has issued a warning to Democrats over their planned probes into the Trump administration, going as far as claiming that such investigations — a standard oversight function of Congress -- may amount to “blatant criminality.”
New book from Herb Sargent details practical solutions to business challenges
The chair of Orono-based Sargent Corp. shares lessons learned from decades of running his family’s heavy civil construction company.
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 […]
Look dine-in theater chain to reopen former iPic theater in Pasadena
The former iPic theater at One Colorado in Pasadena will reopen in early December under the management of the Look dine-in theater chain.
Taylor Swift Will Be Honored at THR's Women in Entertainment Gala
Greta Gerwig will bestow the honor to her at the event, which is presented by founding sponsor Lifetime and title sponsor Lilly.
Grammy-nominated singer Boone to headline entertainment at Winter Classic
Pop music star to perform during first intermission of Avalanche-Mammoth in Salt Lake City on New Year's Eve
SMC Fall Forum: How Art Shapes Democracy
Santa Monica College Public Policy Institute presents Fall Arts and Cultural Affairs Forum Nov. 16-Dec. 6, 2026, featuring panels on political ads, elections, and art against authoritarianism. Free events at SMC Main Campus.
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?
Recapping the headwinds and tailwinds from Q3
For-profit payers and providers have wrapped up yet another round of earnings calls. | The Fierce Healthcare team breaks down Q3 earnings for insurers and health systems, plus what the latest trends signal for 2027, on "Podnosis."
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 …
Power Up Spartanburg accepting applications for small business impact grants
The small business impact grants are aimed at helping Spartanburg County small businesses strengthen operations and build growth capacity.
Chris Young Inks Management Deal With Fletcher Foster F2 Entertainment
Chris Young has signed a management deal with Fletcher Foster's F2 Entertainment Group and signed with UTA for booking earlier this year.
AWS Launches $100M Health Impact Initiative for AI, Cloud
Amazon Web Services Unveils AWS Health Impact Initiative
Does M John Harrison’s Booker win mean science fiction is finally accepted by a ‘snobby’ literary establishment?
Kazuo Ishiguro, Jeff VanderMeer, Olivia Laing and other writers weigh in on the publishing world’s genre wars