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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.
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.
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.
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.
What It Took for America to Wipe Out Measles
The U.S. could soon lose its measles elimination status. Winning it was a massive, decades-long undertaking.
What It Took for America to Wipe Out Measles
The U.S. could soon lose its measles elimination status. Winning it was a massive, decades-long undertaking.
Ten years, thousands of staff and a billion dollars: the exclusive inside story of Grand Theft Auto VI
The latest instalment of the epic crime saga is finally here. We visit Rockstar Games for a hands-on encounter with the cultural event of the decade – and can confirm it’s more than lives up to the hype
Chinese mountain birds lost nearly half their genetic diversity in just 50 years
Study reveals that genetic erosion can occur even when a species is abundant, leaving it susceptible to hidden extinction risks.
AI coding boom fuels demand for senior engineers, not junior devs
AI writes over 90% of code at CIQ, but the company needs more experienced engineers. Junior programmers? Not so much.
Fight over climate science intensifies at COP31
The EU pushes for updated UN assessments ahead of a crucial 2028 emissions review, as Saudi Arabia, China and India seek delays
Louisiana Health Notes: A sickle-cell milestone, cell research and a new med school
A round-up of recent news about Louisiana healthcare, resources and research
Tech Gifts Starting at $25, From Health Gadgets to Home Theater Gear
From Bose to Google Fitbit, we run down must-have tech essentials for gifting season.
New CEO at state's largest property management firm; port names new directors
Take a look at some of the recent promotions and new hires announced at south Louisiana businesses.
Midterm voters ended the long-running GOP dominance in state legislatures
In several states, Democrats took control of legislatures that had been divided and they weakened GOP dominance in others. Issues on the agenda: More access to health care, new limits on school vouchers.
Utah, fueled by cherry juice and adrenaline, overcame travel chaos and a feisty Arizona team to remain undefeated
The Utes flew into Tucson the morning of the game due to Friday's airline outages. Then The No. 2 Utes escaped with a thrilling one-point win in Tucson.
Scientists testing Florida swamp mushrooms find a psychedelic compound alongside a deadly toxin
Scientists discovered a psychedelic compound and potentially deadly poison in the same brown Florida swamp fungus, earning it the nickname dark magic mushroom.
Scientists testing Florida swamp mushrooms find a psychedelic compound alongside a deadly toxin
The team's testing also identified an amatoxin never previously documented in mushrooms.
Pols & Politics: 3 candidates now running for MassGOP Chair following Dem midterm dominance
It’s now a three-way race for Chair of the Massachusetts Republican Party following the midterm shellacking dished out in the midterm elections by Democrats nationally and here in Massachusetts.
Sharon Cuneta brings new depth to familiar songs in Pasadena performance
The Megastar opens her U.S. concert tour with a soulful, deeply personal performance shaped by 48 years in entertainment. PASADENA, California — Sharon Cuneta has been singing about love and longing for nearly five decades. At her Pasadena concert Friday night, the familiar lyrics carried a depth of feeling that the young singer who first recorded them could not yet have…
Native women flag barriers in politics
PARAJE, N.M. -- As a Laguna Pueblo woman, former U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, is set to become the first Native American female state governor, other women in the tribe with leadership aspirations say they are swimming upstream in their Pueblo communities. One, Ashley Sarracino, said she was forced off the council after claiming she was paid less because she was a woman, a claim pueblo officials deny.
The cult of the founder will resurrect Jensen Huang
Jensen Huang, Elizabeth Holmes, and America's most powerful religion.
Ex-OpenAI researcher says an AI accident could be your likely killer
Paul Christiano, founder of the Alignment Research Center, warns that powerful AI agents could deceive overseers and escape human control.
The Weekly Bobbins: Underprepared And Overwhelmed
For Bobbins, some “cold, harsh truths” are required after a schooling at Stockport County.
‘An angry defense': UTSA silences North Texas in critical showdown
The Roadrunners' defense stepped up with their most dominant performance against the season's toughest test, driving a vital win against the Mean Green.
Six Flags Entertainment (FUN) Faces Fresh Analyst Scrutiny As Valuation Debate Deepens
Recent analyst actions around Six Flags Entertainment (FUN) focus on concerns about attendance trends, legal and safety issues, and balance sheet pressure, following a reduction in average fair value estimates for the stock. Six Flags Entertainment’s recent share price has bounced hard in the short term, with a 30 day share price return of 42.42% and a 7 day gain of 15.50%. However, the 1 year total shareholder return is still down 20.89% and the 5 year total shareholder return is down...
UFC 334 Bonuses Revealed Following Numbered Event
Following Saturday’s UFC 334 event, the world’s leading MMA promotion announced which fighters received the post-fight bonus awards. UFC 334 took place on Saturday, November 14, at Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York. Check out all of the bonus winners following the event below. Fight of the Night ($100,000 to each fighter): […] The post UFC 334 Bonuses Revealed Following Numbered Event appeared first on HEAVY.
No US Aggression against Iran to Go Unanswered: Spokesman
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Iran will not leave any act of military aggression unanswered, the spokesperson for the Foreign Ministry warned, stressing that the country relies on its own capabilities and does not pin its hopes on other parties.
Why the Democrats are rethinking their politics
I want to start by talking about a Democratic loss from the midterms. Subscribe Florida was once a swing state that the outgoing governor, Ron DeSantis, said was now “off the board. It is a Republican state”. Yet Democrat Senate candidate Angie Nixon, pictured below, only lost by three percentage points. But what if the Democrats had won? Nixon was not the preferred establishment candidate and accused Democrat HQ of not sending enough money. I bring up Nixon’s “beef” because it gets to the heart of the debate about the way forward for the party when it is in control of the House and Senate come January. You’re reading InDepth: A weekly long read from Channel 4 News offering quality analysis and insight, diving deeper beyond the headlines Nixon, a member of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), argues that her “progressivism” is popular. The centrists say she never stood a chance in the deep Red of the sunshine state. “The backlash against Trump and the general Blue wave tsunami was big enough that it carried people from all different factions of the party,” says Ben Krauss, from the think tank, Searchlight Institute. With Chris Van Hollen set to challenge leader Chuck Schumer in the Senate - and even some questioning Hakeem Jeffries as Speaker of the House - do the Democrats risk squabbling internally rather than working on their huge mandate? DSA on the rise The DSA has been around since the 1980s, but the last decade has been transformational for the group. In 2018, there was the emergence of Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and then in 2025 the victory of New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, pictured below. Both individuals showed the left could challenge the Democratic mainstream with bold new policies. Mamdani spoke of free buses, free childcare and a freeze on rents. While only a few actual DSA members have now been elected to the House, some of the policies they champion are entering the broader mainstream. Medicare for All, a wealth tax on billionaires, raising the minimum wage, changing the US-Israel relationship. Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan and Penny Flanagan in Minnesota both championed Medicare for All and accused Israel of genocide in Gaza, which it denies. Neither are members of the DSA, but the messaging worked, and in the case of El-Sayed, it worked in a swing state. Socialism or populism? Perhaps we’re obsessed with labels rather than policy? Senator Bernie Sanders called the likes of Troy Jackson in Maine simply “progressive”, while his fellow senator Elizabeth Warren described the new intake as “populist economic fighters”. Ben Rhodes, who worked for Barack Obama, described the new governor-elector of Iowa, Rob Sand, pictured below, as a “radical centrist populist”. Matt Bennett of the centrist Democratic group, Third Way, told me: “The term populist has lost all of its meaning. It now applies to everyone. Everyone runs against the establishment. But they’re claiming that people like James Talarico and Adam Hamilton are running as leftists and they’re not. They didn’t run on the Green New Deal or abolishing ICE.” Share Krauss said: “The word that we use is heterodoxy. You can be someone that really goes after billionaires like Talarico, but also you saw him on the southern border doing campaign appearances with sheriffs. Everyone from the left to the moderates cheer that on. So that to me is a pretty remarkable departure from where we were five years ago.” The moderates argument The moderates or centrists, like Bennett, would take us back to the top of this article: Angie Nixon. They contend that the most left-leaning Senate candidates all ran behind the national swing to the Democrats. But what about Nixon’s argument about a lack of funds? “The reason that we didn’t have the resources to invest in Florida is because we had to put so much goddamn money into Michigan, a state that we should have won easily,” said Bennett. He added: “I believe if she had run more like Troy Jackson as ‘I’m a capitalist, but I’m progressive’, I think she would have had a shot at winning.” [ ](https://channel4news.substack.com/p/explained-why-democrat-scott-coloms) [ Explained: Why Democrat Scott Colom's Senate win is 'historic' ](https://channel4news.substack.com/p/explained-why-democrat-scott-coloms) Kiran Moodley · Nov 12 [ Read full story ](https://channel4news.substack.com/p/explained-why-democrat-scott-coloms) Still, with El-Sayed, a win is a win, right? Mamdani told The New Yorker: “I’ve often heard that the kind of politics that we’re fighting for isn’t possible outside of New York. Tuesday proved just how wrong that was.” Share Channel 4 News Indeed, Krauss’ point is how the left and the moderates are now taking notes from each other. Talarico advocates for universal healthcare, and while he may not have called for Bernie’s $20 minimum wage, he wants $15. Can they meet in the middle? So there is actually a common thread here. From Sanders to Sand, Democrats stopped focusing on culture wars and more on economic wars. Gina Hinojosa, the next governor of Texas, was pressed on the issue of “progressivism” by The New York Times and turned it around to say the real issue was: “We are facing an almost existential crisis in this country because tech giants are having their way with us.” [ ](https://channel4news.substack.com/p/why-voters-punished-trump-and-the) [ Why voters punished Trump and the Republicans in the midterms ](https://channel4news.substack.com/p/why-voters-punished-trump-and-the) Anushka Asthana · Nov 4 [ Read full story ](https://channel4news.substack.com/p/why-voters-punished-trump-and-the) Krauss said: “Everyone talked about tariffs. Everyone talked about the Iran war. People leaned into very populist themes about corporations, about making the wealthy pay their fair share. Pro-Israel thinking is not as common in the Democratic party as it once was.” The way forward - realignment? Two big questions then. Can the Democrats get anything passed to make meaningful change and does the broad sweep of victories indicate a significant shift in US politics? I spoke to Professor Charles Bullock, at the University of Georgia, and he said that the Democrats may want to shore up their numbers - especially in the Senate - in 2028 before doing that. “Look at the changes LBJ got through… or FDR. Under those circumstances, what you had were Democratic majorities of two to one in both chambers. If you got that, then sure, you can go very far left.” With the Democrats winning votes in the South, have they broadened their coalition permanently to levels not seen for decades? Bullock notes that the US has not had three one-term presidencies in a row since periods in the middle and late 19th century. “What happened to end that series of one-term presidencies? We had a major realignment. We also during those periods had very evenly divided Congresses. “So is this a prelude to that? I don’t know, but it could be.” Thanks for reading the latest edition of our InDepth newsletter. Subscribe below to keep up to date with Channel 4 News on Substack. Subscribe Share Channel 4 News Leave a comment
The New Engine of Science: Europe’s Adoption of AI
‘Global competition is unfolding in the background. While the United States is focusing on scale and self-regulation, and China is mobilizing state resources, Europe would base its own path on jointly built infrastructure, open science, and reliable frameworks.’
Iran Laments IAEA’s Subservience to US
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman criticized the International Atomic Energy Agency for pursuing a biased approach under US influence, saying the IAEA’s conduct undermines its credibility and rules out any improvement in relations with Iran under the current circumstances.
Megaspeed says Alice Huang left in 2025 as it launches internal probe into reports about its business
The Singapore-based cloud computing company has faced heightened scrutiny since reports linked Nvidia's Jensen Huang to former Megaspeed executive Alice Huang.
Why This Bulls Center Is a Top Trade Target for Warriors
Are the Golden State Warriors looking at Jalen Smith?
Why Lakers Are Legitimate Title Contenders This Season, and What Might Hurt Them
Are the Los Angeles Lakers title contenders?
Michigan Embarrassed Again As Oregon Exposes Kyle Whittingham's Struggling Program
Michigan's offense remained completely dysfunctional, its defense was shredded through the air and Kyle Whittingham's Wolverines suffered another humiliating defeat, falling 31-7 at Oregon as an already disappointing season continues to unravel.
VA Researchers Trained at UCLA Are Tackling Veterans' Toughest Health Problems, From COPD to Chronic Pain
UCLA Fielding School of Public Health alums lead VA research on veterans' lung disease, cancer screening, mental health and chronic pain.
Colorado encapsulates American voters’ self-correction
I can’t imagine Winston Churchill spending eternity anyplace that denies him a bottle of gin or a fistful of fat Cuban cigars. After a pleasant afternoon perfecting his painting skills on Election Day, he must have snickered at the outcome. During the Second World War he trenchantly observed, “The United States can be relied on […]
“Jessica Pegula Did Mirra Andreeva A Favor” – Serena Williams’ Coach Explains How WTA Finals Controversy Became A ‘Catalyst’ For Teenager
Serena Williams’ coach Rennae Stubbs believes Mirra Andreeva’s remarkable run at the 2026 WTA Finals stems from controversial comments Jessica Pegula made about her ahead of the year-end championships. Andreeva, making her WTA Finals debut this year, has reached the final after three dominant Round Robin phase wins.
No. 2 Utah Survives Late Night Duel Against No. 23 Arizona 40-39
Devon Dampier’s 70-yard touchdown strike silenced a desert thriller, lifting the unbeaten Utes past a late flight delay and a gritty Wildcats upset bid to stay perfect.
A muscular moderate found; could better politics really be ahead?
I do not wish to overstate, but I might have run across a muscular moderate who could help lead the nation toward a better politics. That's all.
ASEAN reaffirms engagement with Myanmar, seeks to advance peace plan
The summit is under pressure to ease a five-year ban on Myanmar’s military-backed leaders attending high-level meetings.
At 50th Anniversary Celebration, SPH Reimagines Future of Public Health
On November 10, the School of Public Health celebrated 50 years of education, research, and practice at the Newbury Boston Hotel in an event that brought together faculty, staff, students, alums, and supporters of the SPH community.
Spain v England: How Unai Simon became world's best goalkeeper
As Spain prepare to host England in the Nations League, BBC Sport columnist Guillem Balague charts the rise of Unai Simon to become the world's best keeper.
United States thrash Haiti in Pochettino's penultimate match
Mauricio Pochettino guides the United States to a thumping 6-0 win over Haiti in his penultimate game in charge.
Science Pub: Portland Harbor
Portland’s working river carries many stories — of industry, contamination, community, survival, restoration, and responsibility. The Portland Harbor Superfund cleanup is not only a technical process; it is also a public health, environmental justice, and accountability issue that will shape the future of the Willamette River for generations. In this talk, Portland Harbor Community Coalition will help audiences understand what is at stake in the cleanup, how decisions about contaminated sediment, restoration, disposal, access, and habitat affect people and place, and why community and Tribal voices must be centered in decisions about the river’s future. Through images, stories, and practical examples, this presentation will invite people to ask: Who speaks for the river — and how do we listen? With Cassie Cohen, Executive Director, Portland Harbor Community Coalition and Ja’Marian Malley, Campaign Manager, Portland Harbor Community Coalition
Milo Ventimiglia Speaks Out About a Possible TV Reunion With ‘This Is Us’ Co-Star Justin Hartley
We’d love to see this.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai congratulates Spacex; says: Still feels like science fiction; gets 'thanks message' from Elon Musk
Google CEO Sundar Pichai congratulated SpaceX and its CEO Elon Musk after the company achieved its first-ever midair catch of a Starship spacecraft returning from space. Sundar Pichai said the achievement “still feels like science fiction” and added that watching the event live was incredible.
Huawei officially reveals Mate X8 design with circular camera and new rear finish
Huawei has revealed the Mate X8 foldable smartphone design before launch, showing a slimmer architecture than the Mate X7 and a circular camera. Yu Chengdong, Huawei’s Executive Director, Chairman of the Product Investment Review Committee, and Chairman of the Consumer Business Group, shared a Mate X series evolution video, which briefly unveils the front and […]
Data Science Bootcamp Mentoring and AI Strategy for Business Growth
In today’s rapidly evolving digital world,businesses need more than traditional strategies to stay competitive. Data science and artificial intelligence AI have become essential tools for organizations looking to improve decision-making, automate processes, and achieve sustainable growth. Companies that understand how to use data effectively can identify new opportunities, enhance customer experiences, and build a stronger …
New Mexico needs urgent action on health care worker shortages
Faster licensing, international recruitment and loan forgiveness could bring needed care to rural communities and seniors.
‘I’m scared about my future’: young people on the stress and desperation of jobseeking
In the second in our series, four young Britons reveal how the search has taken a toll on their mental and physical health
Business People Northwest Arkansas
United Bank has hired Joe Weinsinger as vice president, commercial lender.
Colorado Springs-area business events starting Nov. 15
Seminars, networking opportunities and other business events in and around Colorado Springs
Business People Northwest Arkansas
United Bank has hired Joe Weinsinger as vice president, commercial lender.
Why General Mills is reinventing the stale cereal bag
Tired of stale cereal? General Mills is trying to zip up the issue. The Golden Valley, Minnesota-based company launched boxes of Cheerios and Honey Nut Cheerios on Walmart.com equipped with
Chicago-based Brick is the latest bet against screen addiction
A magnetic gray box, no larger than a Post-it note, rests on the refrigerator in Sammy Mousa’s apartment, holding up a maroon University of Chicago Law School flag. The word
Texas Tech dominates Oklahoma State behind 4 Thomas Castellanos TDs
Thomas Castellanos threw four touchdown passes and Malcolm Simmons returned the opening kickoff 97 yards for a score as the Red Raiders stayed on track for a return to the Big 12 championship game.
Practice Photos: Thursday 11.12.26
The Raiders prepare during practice before they take on their Week 10 match up against the Seahawks at Intermountain Health Performance Center.
Spokesman Debunks US Claim Iran Started War in 1979
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei dismissed US officials’ claims that Iran started its conflict with Washington through the 1979 Islamic Revolution, saying the remarks are a deceptive attempt to evade responsibility for the US acts of aggression against Iran.
Frydenlund: From baseball to politics, power of positivity reigns
I attended two postseason games of the eventual World Series champion Milwaukee Brewers. I was at the first game of the San Diego Padres series and the second game of
TST Images: SDSU defeat Utah State, 30-13, at Snapdragon Stadium
SAN DIEGO - SDSU defeated Utah State, 30-13, at Snapdragon Stadium on November 14, 2026.
Arch Manning's last-second TD pass lifts Texas past LSU
Raleek Brown caught a 4-yard touchdown pass with three seconds left, and Jelani McDonald recorded three interceptions to keep the Longhorns in the College Football Playoff hunt while virtually eliminating the Tigers.
WHO Bahrain and RCSI Medical University of Bahrain sign agreement to strengthen health workforce education, research and community engagement
The World Health Organization (WHO) signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) – Medical University of Bahrain, advancing cooperation on shared health priorities.
Lee warns of political betrayal as ruling party's internal rift deepens
President Lee Jae Myung said the biggest challenge in a politician's career is political betrayal, as the factional strife in the ruling Democratic Party of Kor
Kings fall to Flames despite late push
The Los Angeles Kings scored twice in the third period but couldn’t overcome Calgary’s lead, falling 3-2 and extending their losing streak to four consecutive games.
Louisiana Innovates: Building businesses, empowering communities and helping Louisiana thrive
For Richard Pellerin, innovation is about more than adopting the latest technology. It’s about encouraging people to challenge conventional thinking, embrace change and explore new possibilities.
Islanders, Holmstrom tear through Ducks defense, 6-2
Simon Holmstrom netted a hat trick, as the Islanders put up four goals in the second period.
Santa Fe County funding for La Sala Crisis Triage Center uncertain
County officials are encouraging La Sala’s operator, New Mexico Solutions, to diversify its revenue and pursue more Medicaid funding, something the provider says is not workable.
Louisville holds off North Carolina 16-14 before postgame brawl
The Cardinals secured their fifth straight victory to remain alive for the ACC championship race, keeping the Tar Heels one win shy of bowl eligibility before tempers flared on the field after the final snap.
Cal Poly will launch data science major in fall 2027
Cal Poly will launch a new data science major in fall 2027, expanding on its popular minor through engineering and math.
Football’s cold war against Russia is showing no sign of thawing
European hostility to Russia remains entrenched, whatever the country's sports figures say about a possible imminent return
Ebola outbreak remains out of control in Congo 6 months into response
Congo’s Ebola outbreak remains out of control six months after it was announced, with more than 11,000 cases recorded and nearly half proving fatal.
Ebola outbreak remains out of control in Congo 6 months into response
Congo’s Ebola outbreak remains out of control six months after it was announced, with more than 11,000 cases recorded and nearly half proving fatal.
Kayla Harrison submits Amanda Nunes in UFC 334 main event
The women's bantamweight title was on the line in the UFC 334 co-main event.
Virginia Tech football: Stanford shocks Hokies 40-22
Yet another embarrassing performance under the lights at Lane Stadium.
Man Planned Seven Days Of Annual Leave Around His Favorite Video Games, But His Girlfriend Questioned His Choice Of Vacation Time
Some people book beach resorts, while others book a date with their gaming console!
Tulsa beats Florida Atlantic 38-21 to become bowl eligible
Trequan Jones rushed for two scores and Javon Ross added 163 receiving yards as the Golden Hurricane secured bowl eligibility with a third victory over their past four games.
Business bustles in Windsor Locks as customers remain stranded following nationwide ground stop
Bigelow Laboratory for Ocean Sciences Holiday Tours
Are you planning to check out Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens’ holiday light show, Gardens Aglow? Make your visit to the Boothbay peninsula even merrier with a behind-the-scenes tour of Bigelow Laboratory’s campus! Tours are free, open to the public, and will take place from 1:30-3 p.m. on December 10, December 11, December 17, and December 18. Meet at the Reception Desk for a guided walk-through of the lab. You’ll learn about the bold innovation and discoveries taking place in each wing. Then, check out family-friendly activities including plankton races, sediment coring, and a fun introduction to microscopes! To learn more or register, please email ehenerberry@bigelow.org.
NAMI GeorgiaNAMI Walk in Doraville raises hundreds of thousands for mental health support
The NAMI Walk took place Saturday in Doraville, raising hundreds of thousands of dollars to support people facing mental health challenges.
Iowa County youth organize 5K to support mental health treatment facility for first responders
On Saturday, community members in Dodgeville came together to support those who are usually the ones answering calls for help.
LIVE! Watch UFC 334 Post-Fight Presser
With UFC 334 officially a wrap after an exciting card last night (Sat., Nov. 14, 2026) LIVE on Paramount+ from inside Madison Square Garden in New York City, fight fans can now check out the post-fight press conference video above for all the best reaction and official bonus winners. On a night that featured a […]
Thanks to alum’s efforts, Maryville College receives nearly $450,000 in science equipment
If, when he was a Maryville College undergraduate 30 years ago, Jon Peters ’96 had access to the sophisticated scientific instruments he recently helped bring to the college, his Senior
Giannis, Thompson shine as Heat scorch Pistons
Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 34 points as the Miami Heat's recent resurgence continued with a 137-117 upset of the Detroit Pistons on Saturday.Detroit star Cade Cunningham -- who had scored 52 points in his previous outing on Thursday -- led the Pistons with 33 points.
Narco brokers in Mexico, a booming business thriving alongside Chinese money-laundering networks
The arrest in Mexico City of Bojun He, alias ‘El Chino,’ the alleged leader of a money-laundering ring, highlights the growing involvement of financial intermediaries in organized crime
Children's Bingo Night at Jervis Library in Rome
Jervis Public Library in Rome has announced its upcoming events for the week of Nov. 16, including a Children's Bingo Night on Wednesday, Nov. 18.
Penn State routs Minnesota 42-14 to clinch bowl eligibility
The Nittany Lions clinched bowl eligibility with their third consecutive conference victory, leaning on a dominant ground attack and building a 28-0 halftime lead over the Golden Gophers.
As Mauricio Pochettino prepares to leave for Manchester United, USMNT players are giving him a fitting farewell
Austin Reaves ruled out ahead of Suns-Lakers
The Los Angeles Lakers will be without star guard Austin Reaves when they face the Phoenix Suns on Sunday afternoon.
Good Enough! Penn State 42, Minnesota 14
On a rainy, cold night in Beaver Stadium, the vibes were (for the most part) anything but that. The Nittany Lions raced out to a massive lead, and while they fooled around a bit during the end of the third quarter and into the fourth, they still ended up with an impressive 42-14 victory. The […]
Science Communication Journals: Core Venues
Science communication journals compared: JCOM vs SAGE's Science Communication, with ISSNs, DOAJ listing, APC, peer review and JCOM article types.
College football winners, losers: Georgia, Wake Forest on cruise control; Kentucky cratering
Georgia asserts its championship pedigree and Wake Forest sends a message, while Kentucky's playoff dreams evaporate and USC continues to unravel
After 40 Years, Scientists Finally Detect Evidence of an Almost Impossible Particle Decay
Evidence of a rare particle decay fits physics’ best theory, giving scientists a new way to test whether our understanding of matter leaves something out.
UFC 334 results: Luis Gurule upsets Bilal Hasan
The biggest favorite on UFC 334 was upset.
Old Forge Library to host herbal wellness program
Herbalist Jessica Maureen Hinsdill will lead a free program on warming herbs, immune support and seasonal tea tasting at the Old Forge Library on Nov. 17.
NFL Hands Down Punishment Over Denver Broncos Game
The NFL announced a critical punishment decision over the Denver Broncos’ win against the Carolina Panthers in Week 9. The post NFL Hands Down Punishment Over Denver Broncos Game appeared first on HEAVY.
Judge temporarily blocks Trump’s plan to redevelop East Potomac golf course in D.C.
U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes ruled that East Potomac Park must remain open to the public as litigation surrounding the golf course continues.
'Bobby Robotowitz' examines our relationship with chatbots
"Bobby Robotowitz" runs through November 23
'Bobby Robotowitz' examines our relationship with chatbots
"Bobby Robotowitz" runs through November 23