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Cocrystal Pharma Provides Business Update and Reports Third Quarter 2026 Financial Results
Completed dosing in Phase 1b challenge study of CDI-988 for norovirus prevention and treatment with no serious adverse events reportedPreliminary efficacy results expected near the end of 2026 Closed $5 million private placement with OPKO HealthAppointed antiviral drug development leader Carol Brosgart, MD, to the Board of Directors BOTHELL, Wash., Nov. 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cocrystal Pharma, Inc. (Nasdaq: COCP) (“Cocrystal” or the “Company”) provides updates on its antiviral product pipe
City of Ogallala celebrates business growth, $17 Million in new housing investments, and expanded private investments
The City of Ogallala (pop. 4,878) has earned recognition from the State of Nebraska as an Economic Development Certified Community, (EDCC), highlighting its commitment to business growth…
D-FW Business Datebook: Confabs on entrepreneurs, transportation
Monday marks the start of Global Entrepreneurship Week North Texas. Also, a host of important roadways figures will gather for a transportation conference.
Austin vintage history: 4 businesses that helped shape the city's shopping scene
Four longtime Austin businesses offer a window into the city's changing antiques, vintage and flea-market culture.
30 Years for Moving a Box
A man who relocated a collection of radical art, zines, and handbooks will spend the next three decades in prison.
Jesus Is Back. Can He End America’s Political Holy War?
James Talarico's victory signals a Christian revival among Democrats, challenging the GOP's religious dominance and risking a new holy war.
Democrats win Arizona governor, House and Senate
Democrats win Arizona governor, House and Senate
At least I’m not him
I am recovering from back surgery. I am losing the war of attrition against ear hair. My mind is as immature as when I was 14, yet I have the mobility of a 90-year-old. And those are my good days. But whenever I start feeling sorry for myself, one thought instantly cheers me up. At […]
Democrats' anxiety was already showing at 'What's Next?' confab
OPINION: For a party that just won historic victories, Democrats sure sound anxious, political columnist Joe Garofoli writes.
The world’s top 5 fastest business jets in 2026
Aerospace Global News takes a closer look at the world’s top 5 fastest business jets in 2026 examining each model’s maximum speed and range capabilities.
Reform UK losing support to Labour after ‘difficult year’, says Danny Kruger
MP says party is being squeezed by arrival of ‘more plausible’ Labour leader in Andy Burnham
Scientists discover there are way more bugs in California than you thought
A new study has increased the number of insect species in California to more than 60,000.
Adding Plastic To Roads Sounds Like A Bad Idea, But Scientists Found An Unexpected Benefit
Plastic doesn't degrade well or quickly, which is a problem in landfills. But it turns out plastics may help make roads better through recycling.
Sunday Night Football: How to watch the Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Cincinnati Bengals game tonight
Here's how to tune into Sunday Night Football tonight without cable.
Is Nvidia cooked without Jensen Huang?
In this Sunday edition of Business Insider Today, we're talking about what's next for Nvidia in a post-Huang world.
Detroit Lions vs New England Patriots in NFL Munich Game
Detroit Lions vs New England Patriots in NFL Munich Game
Banton pushes case and bowlers sparkle for inconsistent England
Tom Banton scores a century and Sonny Baker and Gus Atkinson impress with the ball as England's wildly inconsistent one-day team hammer Australia.
UVA specialist recommends regular PSA-based prostate cancer screening for healthy men
Dr. Andrew Wolf, MD, and UVA School of Medicine Internal Medicine Professor, said better diagnosing techniques reduces potential harms of treating PSA-detected cancers that don't need immediate treatment
Letters to the Editor: Massive pay raises, Route 22 billboards, stadium naming rights — no wonder healthcare costs so much
Letter to the Editor: Here’s a tip on how else to reduce healthcare costs: Don’t advertise on billboards on every highway within 100 miles. We know who you are and what you provide.
How DBT, a lifesaving therapy by the late Dr. Marsha Linehan, treats borderline personality disorder and more
Developed by Dr. Marsha Linehan, DBT has helped many mental health patients build ‘a life worth living.’
Gen Z shatters America's political orthodoxies
Gen Z is rewriting the rules before 2028.
The 20 best coming-of-age movies of all time, ranked
From stone-cold classics like ‘Heathers’ and ‘Almost Famous’ to modern marvels like ‘Boyhood’ and ‘Frances Ha,’ EW looks back on nearly a century of cinema to rank the 20 best coming-of-age movies.
The CHIPS and Science coalition is mostly gone. Its programs are not.
Democrats won Congress and 21 new governors are coming in. The bigger job for 2027 is explaining Tech Hubs and NSF Engines to lawmakers who never voted for them.
Fresh off victory, Democrats gather with a warning: Don’t mess this up
Democrats at a convention in Denver tempered their big-win joy with concern that they could blow the opportunity.
Minnesota Vikings vs. Green Bay Packers: How to watch the Week 10 NFL game, channel, streaming info and more
Wenger decides not to challenge Fifa chief Infantino
Arsene Wenger decides against running for the Fifa presidency, in a boost to Gianni Infantino's hopes of a fourth term.
“He Has No NFL Future”: Fans Refuse To Believe in Arch Manning After He Throws 3 INTs in Texas’ Win vs. LSU
Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning led a late touchdown drive to seal a 22-21 road win against the LSU Tigers on Saturday. Down by five with just two seconds remaining, Manning threw a four-yard game-winning touchdown pass to Raleek Brown.
Texas A&M stock report, from Saturday's loss to Tennessee
Texas A&M's Week 11 Stock Report: After a 22-7 loss to Tennessee, who's rising and who's slipping?
Where to watch Iowa basketball vs. Creighton today
Iowa basketball battles Big East foe Creighton on Sunday. Here's how to watch, including TV channel and tipoff time.
Słupsk launches two-year public science programme focused on digital education
Pomeranian University in Słupsk will launch a two-year public science programme on 18 November, beginning with an international discussion about digital education and AI.
Sheba's Kreiss withdraws from Health Ministry director-general role over conflict of interest
The decision came after a review of the legal and administrative implications of the appointment found that the necessary conflict-of-interest arrangements could not be finalized.
This Kansas City mom took a family tradition and brewed a family business
J’s Sweet Tea is now open on 31st Street in Kansas City near Martini Corner and the famous Kitty’s Cafe
What channel is the international NFL game on today? Time, schedule to watch Patriots-Lions
This week's international Football matchup features the New England Patriots facing the Detroit Lions in Munich, Germany. Here is how to watch.
Bugatti's new US CEO talks manuals, electric hypercars and the business of tariffs
Bugatti recently celebrated 20 years in the U.S.
Bugatti's new US CEO talks manuals, electric hypercars and the business of tariffs
Bugatti recently celebrated 20 years in the U.S.
A Georgia O'Keeffe painting was buried in a New York apartment closet. It is going up for auction
A painting dug out of a New York City closet this year after being stashed away since the 1980s is expected to bring more than $3 million when it goes up for auction this week | WWL
From Paris runway to Price is Right stage, see rise of a Citrus Queen
Now in her 90s, Palm Beach High grad Carolyn Stroupe has lived a photographic life. See her rise from Citrus Queen to game show stage and beyond.
Western Slope food bank, healthcare providers expand Food for Health program
Participants receive weekly Food for Health boxes based on the recommendations of 25 medical providers.
Trump sank the GOP in 2026. He could do it again in 2028
Judging by their choices since this month’s Democratic sweep, both the White House and congressional Republicans are vastly underestimating the party’s risk in 2028 if President Donald Trump remains as unpopular as he is now.
Democrats look to what’s next after Trump. But first, an actual party
Democrats have exploded out of a Trump-imposed political wilderness to their most sweeping midterm win since Watergate. And they were ready to take a beat before they begin what’s sure to be a frenzied season of presidential campaign announcements, hiring, fundraising and knife-fighting among a dozen or more White House hopefuls.
Commentary: Arkansas Republicans confront their party’s Trump dilemma after midterms
COMMENTARY: If you want to see the divide Republicans face on how to move forward after a midterm election that saw them suffer historic losses in Washington and around the country, look no further than Arkansas’ current and former GOP governors.
The science of Cantonese soups and the gut benefits – just don’t boil too long
As Hong Kong cools, experts reveal how traditional Cantonese soups can help aid digestion and prevent inflammation, and how not to cook them.
The science of Cantonese soups and the gut benefits – just don’t boil too long
As Hong Kong cools, experts reveal how traditional Cantonese soups can help aid digestion and prevent inflammation, and how not to cook them.
From culture war to class war: US Democrats ditch woke politics
The newly emboldened party shifts gears after its sweeping midterm election victory
Insufficient wellness funding is a common hurdle in supporting Native students, researchers find
The need for mental health and other wellness services among Native American students outpaces what’s available with existing funding, according to data collected earlier this year and presented recently to South Dakota educators.
Strange 'Metal Potatoes' Contain a Microcosm of Life Not Seen Anywhere Else on The Seafloor, Scientists Find
Polymetallic nodules contain entire ecosystems.
Los Angeles Council pushing for more Olympic contracts in L.A.
Olympic organizer LA28 expects to spend up to $4 billion to put on the Summer Games. The City Council ups pressure for those contracts to go to city businesses.
A look at Newsom, Hegseth, Becerra and empowered Democrats
Did Newsom's death row clemencies help or hurt his presidential prospects? How badly did AWOL Democrats blow it letting Hegseth's impeachment slide? L.A. Times columnists discuss.
Broncos have mastered the art of winning close games
Denver has consistently found ways to pull out close victories, showing resilience to deliver under any circumstance.
'Cunk on Cinema' gives film history and Hollywood the Cunk treatment
Diane Morgan, who plays Philomena Cunk, and creator Charlie Brooker spoke about their latest installment of "Cunk," which takes the host to Hollywood and to the movies.
Voyager 1 forever changed our view of Jupiter — Space photo of the week
As NASA's Voyager 1 probe reaches one light-day from Earth, we look back at its legendary photos of Jupiter that changed our view of the solar system.
How a deadly shooting sparked a conversation about mold and mental health
The shooter in D.C. last week had filed a lawsuit and complained online about mold in his condo.
The disastrous and unanticipated consequences of overturning the national right to legal abortion
Alice Miranda Ollstein’s new book, “Side Effects,” delves into the disastrous results of returning abortion law to the states.
The new state insurance commissioner has a plan to overhaul the troubled home insurance market. Will it work?
Former San Francisco Supervisor Jane Kim was elected California's next insurance commissioner with a novel plan: establish a government-run wildfire program that would radically overhaul the state's troubled home insurance market.
Federal aid available to Hawaiʻi small businesses, nonprofits with drought-related losses
Applicants in five counties have until Dec. 10 to apply for low-interest disaster loans.
School funding got Cindy Holscher into Kansas politics. It may be her first big fight
The incoming Democratic governor will face the challenge of creating a new funding plan for Kansas schools during her first year in office.
Trump rebuffs oversight with claims his critics are 'corrupt.' Experts say it’s a tactic
President Trump's increasing claims that his political opponents are criminals or "corrupt" are in line with a tactic used by strongmen and authoritarian regimes, experts say.
Foods for healthy bones: Top five foods for stronger bones
Drinking milk go help you to grow strong bones. Dis na some of di first health advice many of us receive.
New Nvidia CEO must rebuild trust with the chip giant's workforce
Huang's successor faces a difficult task: rebuilding the trust of tens of thousands of workers at a company at the center of the AI boom.
This quantum computing stock is turning a science experiment into a real business
Sylvia Jablonski of Defiance ETFs makes the case for IonQ as quantum computing moves from the lab into a commercial business.
This quantum computing stock is turning a science experiment into a real business
Sylvia Jablonski of Defiance ETFs makes the case for IonQ as quantum computing moves from the lab into a commercial business.
“Brian Kelly Would Have Won Tonight,” “Most Overrated Coach”: Fans Sick of Lane Kiffin After LSU’s Collapse vs. Texas
Lane Kiffin has been one of college football’s most hated personalities since joining LSU. Now, he may have given his detractors even more ammunition.
How a Gen Zer grew his creator marketing agency from his dorm room
At 19, Stavya Nilawar turned about $35 into a six-figure influencer-marketing agency. He shares four lessons that helped him grow it from his dorm room.
Kentucky rushes for season-low in disappointing loss to Florida
Kentucky’s offense tried all night, but could never get the run game going against Sumrall’s Florida Gators.
Falcons player fined for actions vs. Bengals
Anyone who says football isn’t the roughest sport doesn’t know what they’re talking about.
11 tech founders who got kicked out of the companies they helped build
Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia CEO after pressure from its board. He joins the undesirable club of Silicon Valley's highest-profile oustings.
How Strong Is Your Grip? It Could Say Something About Your Health
A simple squeeze could offer a clue about your long-term health.
Empty nesters moved out of their Florida home to be full-time RVers
Empty nesters Barry and Darlene Nicholson moved out of their Florida house to live and travel full-time in an RV. They discuss the highs and lows.
10 years of Business Insider's Rising Stars of Wall Street
For the past 10 years, Business Insider has pinpointed the young professionals on the runway to success. Take a look at who they are.
Winner and Loser of the Week in Florida politics
Kat Cammack and Austin Rogers land new leadership roles, and counties weigh cuts after Amendment 3.
NC Gov. Josh Stein already looking to state budget. How that’ll be different in 2027
NC Gov. Josh Stein has already starting meeting about the state budget. How his influence on the final bill will change in 2027.
Cancer patient fled Canada after being offered controversial assisted suicide program from ‘dystopian’ health system
Why activists are protesting Anthropic's looming mega-IPO
A group that's staged protests in San Francisco and New York says they see Anthropic's IPO as a risk to everyday Americans' investment portfolios.
Herbert Loong: New Review Examines the Current Status and Challenges of Molecular Profiling in Asia
Herbert Loong: New Review Examines the Current Status and Challenges of Molecular Profiling in Asia / Asia, cancer, Herbert Loong, Judy Ka Hei Chan, liquid
Cameron Boozer Delivers Rare Rookie Performance Against Nets
Cameron Boozer was impressive in the win over the Brooklyn Nets. StatMuse reported that he is the first rookie this season to put up at least 15 points, 8 rebounds, 5 assists, 2 steals, and 2 blocks. This game displayed his all-around skills and two-way ability. In a class of rookies who are already looking […] The post Cameron Boozer Delivers Rare Rookie Performance Against Nets appeared first on HEAVY.
Joe Rogan Issues Warning to Trump After Midterm Losses
'The Joe Rogan Experience' podcast host backed Donald Trump in 2024 but recently criticized his administration.
Inside Manheim's 4,500 car-a-week used car auction
I went inside a giant used-car auction, where dealers are already betting on what drivers will want next.
Yale researchers map $450 billion in healthcare savings — 3 small fixes alone could save $10 billion a year
Yale's Health Care Affordability Lab has identified 23 small-scale fixes that could save $450 billion in US healthcare spending.
It's Your Business | Swingin' for the fences at The Yard in Champaign
Co-owner Anthony Silkwood: “Champaign County specifically needed a place where athletes could go and develop to the best version of themselves and do it in one place."
I quit my job in my 50s and had a new one within a month
Dave Posey left his job in his 50s without another lined up. A career coach gave him four strategies that helped him land a new role in a month.
Moving to Australia gave my daughter a different childhood
I moved from Los Angeles to Sydney with my daughter. She's growing up with more independence, affordable healthcare, and less fear.
“Please Leave the Players out of This”: Taylor Lewan Refuses To Point Fingers As He Makes Plea to Wolverines Fans Amid Michigan’s Mounting Troubles
The Michigan Wolverines suffered a disappointing 31-7 defeat to No. 16 Oregon, raising questions about the program’s direction under head coach Kyle Whittingham.
Topeka business expo offers networking and advice
The Greater Topeka Partnership will host a Business-to-Business Expo on Nov. 17 for entrepreneurs in the capital city.
Opinion: Politics is a marathon
The 2026 midterm election was the starting pistol’s report. The marathon to reclaim our democratic heritage is now underway.
Winterfest, Grinchmas Parade, CreekFest among this week's big events
Winterfest, Grinchmas Parade, CreekFest, Derek Hough: Dance For The Holidays, and Cirque Dreams Holidaze are among this week's biggest events.
Students learn STEM concepts at Brunswick Energy and Education Center
Brunswick County students explored nuclear science and robotics through a hands-on partnership with Duke Energy.
Lutnick Pushed to Weaken Chip Rules That Overlap With His Family Business
The commerce secretary has been writing new rules that would affect Southeast Asian data centers, some of which are clients of his former firm.
Lutnick Pushed to Weaken Chip Rules That Overlap With His Family Business
The commerce secretary has been writing new rules that would affect Southeast Asian data centers, some of which are clients of his former firm.
Music Columbus offers incubator program for emerging local artists
In Music Columbus' Better Together Music Incubator, central Ohio artists are learning there's no business like knowing show business.
Mike DeWine's 50 years in Ohio politics comes to a close
Mike DeWine spent nearly 50 years in Ohio politics. As he prepares to leave office, a look at the legacy he leaves behind.
Amid ‘divorce’ talks and ‘witch hunt’ allegations, Drexel-Academy of Natural Sciences talks are stalled
In a tense situation involving City Council, the Academy, and the University, mediator David L. Cohen has said the "public vilification and witch hunt" is standing in the way of a solution.
Embattled Federal Employees Look to a Democratic Congress for a Lifeline
Former and current workers have found a sympathetic ear among Democrats set to take over the House and Senate. But any reversal of President Trump’s cuts are unlikely to happen immediately.
After Midterms Triumph, Democrats Look Quickly and Eagerly Ahead to 2028
Politicians, donors and campaign strategists are already imagining a large and contentious field of presidential contenders.
Is Skiing or Snowboarding More Dangerous? New Research Has an Answer.
A new review study examines injury rates among skiers and snowboarders to uncover the risk of each. A sports doctor shares tips for staying safe on the slopes.
Behind the All-American Ralph Lauren Brand Is a French C.E.O.
Patrice Louvet on working with Ralph Lauren, the man, winning over Generation Z and striking a balance between magic and logic.
‘Birdbrain’ Is a Misnomer. Crows Make Decisions Faster Than We Can
In a recent experiment, crows could process and respond to visual cues at twice the speed as humans and monkeys.
‘Birdbrain’ Is a Misnomer. Crows Make Decisions Faster Than We Can
In a recent experiment, crows could process and respond to visual cues at twice the speed as humans and monkeys.