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Predictions, Retrodictions, and Expectations in Science
Imagine that you are hiking in a remote area far from civilization and you encounter a cabin in the midst of a forest.
Downtown maker marketplace to close
A downtown Sioux Falls store that sells locally made merchandise will close next month.
California Science Center Debuts New Space Center
The California Science Center will open its Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center to the public Friday, featuring space shuttle Endeavour displayed in a nearly 200-foot-tall launch configuration. A grand opening program will begin at 8:30 a.m. Friday, followed by a 10 a.m. ribbon-cutting and public opening at the Science Center, 700 Exposition Park Drive, […]
California Science Center to Celebrate Opening of New Space Center
The California Science Center will open its Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center to the public Friday, featuring space shuttle Endeavour displayed in a nearly 200-foot-tall launch configuration. A grand opening program will begin at 8:30 a.m. Friday, followed by a 10 a.m. ribbon-cutting and public opening at the Science Center, 700 Exposition Park Drive, […]
Yale New Haven Health opens new urgent care center in Stamford
Yale New Haven Health opens a new urgent care center in Stamford, expanding its network of medical facilities in Connecticut.
Karl Rove: Texas midterms ‘would have been different’ if Cornyn received Senate nomination over Paxton
In an interview with Houston Public Media, the former Bush Administration official said he was surprised by the depth of Democrats’ success in the midterm election but said Texas had “special circumstances” with its Senate race.
Why has science misinformation gotten so out of control online?
Conflicting health information has weakened public trust in science over the years. Epidemiologist Jessica Malaty Rivera fact-checks health trends with in-depth research instead of grabby headlines.
Colusa Indian Community adds 519 acres to trust lands
The Colusa Indian Community has added 519 acres to its trust lands, with potential uses including housing, commercial development and ecological restoration.
Why has science misinformation gotten so out of control online?
Conflicting health information has weakened public trust in science over the years. Epidemiologist Jessica Malaty Rivera fact-checks health trends with in-depth research instead of grabby headlines.
Why has science misinformation gotten so out of control online?
Conflicting health information has weakened public trust in science over the years. Epidemiologist Jessica Malaty Rivera fact-checks health trends with in-depth research instead of grabby headlines.
Rappahannock Tribe adds solar power at environmental education lodge
The Rappahannock Tribe installed a grant-funded, 28-panel solar array at its Virginia lodge to reduce utility costs and support environmental education.
ManTech wins $307M DHS contract
Herndon-based Mantech won a five-year, $307 million Department of Homeland Security contract to provide data analytics and other services.
OpenAI Launches Business Profiles in ChatGPT: What It Means for the Insurance Industry - ProgramBusiness
OpenAI introduced Businesses in ChatGPT on Nov. 10, launching a beta program that allows eligible organizations to claim and verify their business profiles directly within ChatGPT.
Where does a littered plastic bottle go? Scientists tracked hundreds with GPS tags and found out
The experiment involved 390 bottles in creeks and rivers in the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Miami, Boston and other cities.
Sam Haskell Shares the Dolly Parton Stories He Hopes Will Live on for Generations
The longtime friends and collaborators teamed up for Dolly’s most famous TV movies.
Newly Opened J. Alexander’s in Peachtree City Scores 37 on Health Inspection
J. Alexander’s, which opened August 31 on Market Place Boulevard in Peachtree City, received a score of 37 on a routine health inspection conducted Thursday ...
From AI Adoption to Business Value: Oracle’s Mark Hura on Enterprise Transformation
Oracle is accelerating enterprise AI adoption by integrating intelligent capabilities across infrastructure, databases, and applications to deliver measurable business value and faster transformation.
Carrie-Anne Moss, Hudson Williams break down erotic ‘Yaga’ scene
‘Yaga’ stars Carrie-Anne Moss and Hudson Williams break down their erotic scene and how they tried ‘lots of different ways’ in rehearsal.
Senators introduce bill to curb conflicts of interest on preventive care panel
Some of the panel's members could benefit financially from the decisions they make, STAT's reporting showed.
Cleveland Clinic Opens Teaching Kitchen and Food Pantry on Cleveland's East Side
New space expands access to nutrition education, healthy cooking skills and food resources at the Langston Hughes Community Health & Education Center
Adjunct Faculty Spotlight: David Byland finds new ways to connect with Business students
Instructor David Byland has spent more than 35 years helping Columbia College students connect academic lessons with real-world Business experience.
New Apple TV 4K and HomeView now available: Here's everything you need to know
The new Apple TV 4K and HomeView smart display are officially available. The first pre-orders have arrived for eager shoppers,...
Sailing toward its 10th year in business, Pa. winery ‘finally’ shipping to its club members
Pray Tell Wines, the producer with Philly roots that debuted in Oregon and then moved back home several years ago, had some good news to share in an email earlier this week. Founder Tom Caruso said that he was writing to tell his customers that the winery was “finally” shipping its wine club across 38 states. “I've had the privilege of working with some amazing wineries prior to starting Pray Tell and I've always work-shopped ways I would build our own club,” he wrote. “Seeing it come to fruition at our cellar door in Philadelphia these past two years has been a remarkable privilege. A local community of folks, many of whom come by weekly for a glass of wine and a conversation, has been what I've always dreamt of -- A Cheers bar for the wine fan. “But the gifts of proximity,” the email continued, “have also left us fully incommunicado with so many who have supported us over the years. You’ve likely realized by now, as the shelves of Pray Tell at your local shop have run dry, that we stopped all distribution. As a winery producing less than two thousand cases a year, we wanted to be able to keep up with the demands close to home. But we’ve been working hard to build a cellar and club that we think is something particularly special - Wines for our club. Just for our club. It’s some of our best work to date.” Club members get six different bottles of wine in each of the May and November shipments, and also access to purchase more from it club exclusive list (featuring library wines and past club-only wines). The winery, located on the border of the Olde Kensington and Fishtown neighborhoods at 1615 N. Hancock St. and operating inside a renovated warehouse space, is open to the public Thursdays through Saturdays from 3 to 8 p.m. as well as by appointment or for special events. There is a free private parking lot for guests. Caruso operates the winery with Sydney Adams, who among other things assists with the winemaking. For inquiries about private tastings or events, send an email to sydney@praytellwines.com.
U.S. Supreme Court Midterm Health Impacts: 2026-2027 - Petrie-Flom Center
Since the inception of the COVID-19 pandemic, core decisions and interim actions of the U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) have substantially impacted societal health.
New twist flips ‘magic’ material from superconductor to insulator
Scientists at the UW have used strain to switch the properties of a magic material: a moiré pattern made from bilayer graphene.
14 million sleep records expose the social divide in sleep
More favorable social conditions are associated with steadier, longer sleep, according to long-term Fitbit data from the All of Us Research Program.
‘No money left’: Colorado faces $1.6 billion budget deficit
With close to 60 days left in his term, Gov. Jared Polis outlined his final proposed spending plan for the state Tuesday to the Joint Budget Committee, emphasizing fiscal sustainability and targeted investments in education and healthcare for the coming 2027-28 fiscal year.
6 Healthy, High-Fat Foods Cardiologists and Dietitians Want You to Put On Your Plate
All fat sources don’t affect your body in the same way.
I’d rather use Android XR glasses over Meta Ray-Bans for the app alone
In trying out Google’s Intelligent Eyewear Android XR glasses for the first time, one of my main takeaways is that...
In brief: 'Earle Meets World' renewed for season 2 and more
Earle Meets World is coming back for season 2. Netflix has renewed the reality series that follows influencer Alix Earle and her family for a sophomore season. The streaming service posted a video to social media to announce the news. In the video, Earle makes herself at home in the Netflix office building. "Alix, you know this is someone's office, right?" an employee at the company asks her after she's already dumped out a box of her belongings. While there's no word on when the new episodes will debut, the post says it is "coming back to Netflix soon." ...We have our first look at the upcoming Elizabeth Banks comedy series She’s Fine. The new photos show off the series' stars, including Banks, Ted Danson, Katey Sagal and Rob Delaney. She's Fine follows a newly divorced woman who sets out to secure a lively second act for herself and her kids. It premieres on Apple TV on Jan. 27, 2027 ... TNCMS.AdManager.render({region: 'fixed-big-ad-top-asset', slot: 1, fold: "above"}); It's official: Milo Manheim is returning to School Spirits. The actor will reprise his role in the upcoming fourth season of the Paramount+ show. Also part of the season 4 cast are Jennifer Tilly, Maria Dizzia, Christian Weissmann, Briana Buckmaster, Clara Alexandrova and Katharine Isabelle ...Copyright © 2026, ABC Audio. All rights reserved. Thank you for reading kmaland.comAt KMA, we attempt to be accurate in our reporting. If you see a typo or mistake in a story, please contact us by emailing kmaradio@kmaland.com.
Why Nvidia can’t simply make more GeForce cards — even if it wants to
Nvidia's AI chips and GeForce GPUs don't share a simple production pipeline. Chip analyst Ian Cutress explains why making more graphics cards takes more than flipping a switch—and why gamers could be waiting a while.
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade will soon celebrate its 100th edition
The 100th Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade will feature a record 100 inflatables in the sky and a cast of celebrities on the ground.
Microsoft outage disrupts businesses, governments globally
A more than 12-hour outage of Microsoft Outlook and Teams crippled communications for businesses and governments globally on Friday, forcing some organizations to revert to fax machines and halting at…
Endpoints seeks a business of science reporter
Endpoints News is hiring a biotech journalist to cover how advanced therapies and drug technologies turn into the medical products of tomorrow. The right candidate is business-savvy and science-minded. In this job, you’ll write about clinical trials, startups and the business of science. You’ll be responsible for helping set the agenda on a busy beat […]
Microsoft outage disrupts businesses, governments worldwide
A more than 12-hour outage of Microsoft Outlook and Teams crippled communications for businesses and governments globally today, forcing some organizations to revert to fax machines and halting at least one bond repurchase in Europe.
Strategy RPG Guild Saga: Vanished Worlds coming to PS5 in May 2027
Ontario-based developer Ocelot Technologies will release strategy RPG Guild Saga: Vanished Worlds for PlayStation 5 alongside its full release for PC via Steam in May 2027, the developer announced.
What’s next for Democrats after their Hegseth impeachment effort falters?
Democrats are facing a setback in their effort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Will the party now turn to circumventing the Electoral College? Join The Hill’s senior vice president of ed…
Microsoft services progressively returning to normal operations
Microsoft services, including Outlook, Teams and other applications, are progressively returning to normal operations with an increasing number of users successfully reconnecting. Some intermittent disruptions or delays may continue as Microsoft systems recover from yesterday's incident.
BRO's Organic Growth Hinges on New Business and Acquisitions
Brown & Brown's organic growth faces pricing headwinds, but retail expansion, new business and acquisition synergies offer support.
'Sunrise on the Reaping' stars Mckenna Grace and Ben Wang draft their ultimate 'Hunger Games' squad
May the odds be ever in Mckenna Grace and Ben Wang's favor.
Hybrid off-Strip venue hosts ‘Fuego Fridays,’ and much more
Amp’d at M Resort presents such local favorites as Latin Breeze, Volume 1, 80s Station, Latin Breeze and High Octane.
RedBird Capital Launches Milan Sports & Entertainment, Names Brett Yormark CEO
RedBird Capital Partners has launched Milan Sports & Entertainment (MSE), a new holding company designed to consolidate its sports, venue... Read More
These 1,500-Year-Old Warriors Were Buried With Riches. Their Wounds Paint a Darker Picture.
The rare cemetery could finally shed light on a shadowy era after Rome’s collapse in what is now France.
Apple should have made the MacBook logo RGB
What better way to show you’re serious about gaming?
Adirondack employers and businesses join forces to address rural child care
In the rural Adirondack region, 80% of the area is classified as a child care desert, meaning the majority lacks access to quality care.
California needs to better resist job-killing megamergers in entertainment
Mergers like the recent ones between Paramount and Warner Bros and between Fox Corp and Roku are endangering thousands of entertainment jobs.
Think you know science? Try our quiz set by Nobel laureates
Test your knowledge of Nobel-prizewinning discoveries in microbiology, genomics and cosmology with questions set by the laureates themselves: Barry Marshall, Jennifer Doudna and Saul Perlmutter
Rules Governing Human Oversight of AI in Health Care Could Shape Public Trust
New regulations and guidelines for the use of AI in health care have sought to answer questions about human oversight and accountability. Separately, a new HHS initiative aims to expand research into potential vaccine injuries, but some medical organizations have questioned how the efforts may be perceived.
Whole Hog Politics: Will the blue wave wash away the Electoral College?
[Watch Whole Hog Politics Live: Hill Insider members can join us live today at 9 a.m. EST as Chris Stirewalt and host Bill Sammon go deep on this week’s political news. Members can join the discuss…
'Talent has no gender.' Women are making their way into science but few reach the top
Women held 41% of EU science and engineering jobs in 2025. Eurostat reveals regional divides, while separate research shows gaps in senior roles.
Gmail’s Material 3 Expressive settings redesign is starting to reach Android users
Google's Gmail settings redesign is rolling out with Material 3 Expressive styling, colorful icons, rounded cards, and improved organization.
Despite programs for firefighter health, most rural firefighters are left behind
In recent years, several organizations have recognized the firefighting profession's unique and substantial work-related health hazards, including cancers, heart disease, chronic respiratory illnesses ...
Johnny Depp's Hollywood comeback depends on 'Ebenezer' box office
Johnny Depp's new movie "Ebenezer" is marketed as his big Hollywood comeback. PR experts say the box office will decide what comes next in his career.
No-trespass order served to suspect in Holyoke Health Center threat investigation
The suspect accused of threatening a Holyoke Health Center employee was escorted off the premises by police on Thursday and was served a no-trespass order.
Scientific curiosity leads Matt Laufer to pursue a career in dentistry
This future dentist followed his interests at Clemson and found a career that combines the sciences, problem-solving and patient care. Meet Matt Laufer ’27, a Clemson University student whose interdisciplinary interests, which started in plant and environmental sciences, are now preparing him for a career in dentistry.
Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake Sells 5 Million in Four Days, Yet Former Nintendo Leads Say The Series Sold “Like Nothing” Before Breath of the Wild
The Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake is a smashing success, yet the series was at its lowest before the release of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
Microsoft Outlook returns for some as millions of users face second day of outages
Microsoft says it has found no evidence of a cyberattack as a global outage affecting Outlook, Copilot and Exchange Online stretches into a second day.
Republicans dazed by midterm election defeats grapple with what went wrong
Republicans are grappling with unexpected losses after the midterm elections. National Republican Congressional Committee chair Rep. Richard Hudson acknowledges the party's failure to connect with voters on key issues like
Jackson Health Foundation Dedicates Carlos A. Migoya Patient Care Tower at Jackson Memorial Hospital - Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report
Carlos A. Migoya and David Zambrana Naming honors former president and CEO Carlos A. Migoya’s 15-year legacy of leadership and public service November 10, 2026 — Jackson Health Foundation officially […]
Going-out-of-business sales begin at The Children's Place and Gymboree locations
A joint venture announced it has begun going-out-of-business sales for all The Children's Place and Gymboree apparel and retail locations
Orange school district, teachers union set to argue health insurance again today
The district says insurance costs must increase because its current system is not financially sustainable while union leaders say the district proposal is too high and amounts to pay cuts for staff.
From Science to Policy
The AMS Policy Fellowship is helping two scientists bridge the gap between scientific research and public decision-making, bringing new perspectives to challenges involving weather, climate…
Scientists predicted doomsday for this Friday the 13th in 1960
More than six decades ago, three scientists made a startling calculation that pointed to an extraordinary date in human history. Using population growth trends, they predicted that humanity would reac...
The estate planning step many families overlook
Estate planning requires more than documents, according to a wealth planning expert, who urges families to have wealth transfer conversations early.
Law and Politics faculty weigh midterm election implications for American democracy
The panelists discussed what they found surprising about the election outcome, the health of American democracy, American general public opinion and the future of the country's political landscape.
NY Speaker Carl Heastie: 'It’s Called Fundraising Stupid'
We investigated $1 million in sports spending by a campaign fund Carl Heastie helps to lead. The records cast doubt on his fundraising defense.
Why the President of the New York Yankees Is Trump’s Key Man on College Sports
Randy Levine has been a strong advocate for the Protect College Sports Act, which needs support from a lame-duck House to pass.
On Leadership: Can Iowa become a national leader in brain health?
This is the second in a series exploring brain health, what Iowa organizations are doing to advance cognitive health, emerging research and treatments, and what these developments mean for our businesses, leaders and communities. When my aunt developed dementia more than a decade ago, my mother and I faced the difficult decision to bring her…
Manufacturing remains economic engine as projects take shape
Iowa’s economy is largely concentrated around agriculture, finance and insurance and manufacturing, but no industry employs more people or contributes more to the state’s gross domestic product than manufacturing, according to a study from the Common Sense Institute. Manufacturing accounts for 17% of the state’s gross domestic product and contributes $35 billion annually to the…
Executive Perspectives: Iowa leaders share their AI outlooks
During the Business Record’s final Power Breakfast of 2026, featuring speaker Mike Stitt, we featured several local executives sharing their perspectives about the role of artificial intelligence in business, from business decisions and outcomes, present and future, to leading strategy and the division of work between humans and AI. The Business Record newsroom reached out…
Howard Lutnick Needs Friends After Spending Two Years Making Enemies | WSJ Politics Newsletter for Nov. 13
Plus, Trump tells Vance to focus on domestic issues, and a U.S. Army officer is identified after an arrest in the U.K. for alleged Russian spying.
Eurovision debuts in Asia. Will it be all about politics?
The Eurovision Song Contest is coming to Asia, but will politics influence the votes? Discover what research reveals about voting behavior and national allegiances.
Blackburn Camp Touts Win Despite Poor Political Conditions
Memo from Gov.-elect Marsha Blackburn's camp touts campaign victory despite a strong showing from independent candidate David Hatley.
People are 'carrotmaxxing' and 'shrimpmaxxing' for tanner skin — no sun (or food) required
Missouri hemp businesses clear shelves, close shops as new restrictions take effect
Retailers offered steep discounts and gave away products as a state law pushed much of the hemp-derived THC market out of unlicensed stores.
Health advocates pack state Medicaid Advisory Committee to protest restrictions, work requirements
Bennett Martin Public Library staff had to bring in extra chairs for Nebraska’s Medicaid Advisory Committee meeting Thursday as guests flooded in to share their concerns about new restrictions on Medicaid.
Why AI Could Create More Places Like Youngstown, Ohio
"Youngstown is a symbol for what can happen when America stands idly by as market forces inflict abrupt economic transition on communities," write Todd Jick and Bruce Usher.
1960 Science Paper Predicts World Population Infinity on November 13, 2026
The Independent links the doomsday claim to AI and global threats, while ABC focuses on demographic forecasting limits.
Boeing refines aerodynamic simulations using world’s most powerful open-science supercomputer
Exascale computing at Oak Ridge National Laboratory helps Boeing predict icing and turbulence effects on high-lift wings
In go the coffee grounds, out comes the fertilizer at popular Denver eatery Snooze. Here's the science behind the "magic."
Denver's popular Snooze group of restaurants is helping solve the food waste problem by composting scraps instantly, in a trailer out back.
A guide to the 2026 Volusia County Fair, from ticket prices to food
The 81st annual Volusia County Fair runs through Sunday, Nov. 15, 2026, at Volusia County Fairgrounds in DeLand, Florida. What to know before it ends.
The beauty of falling: why failure belongs in science
Can failure be a part of success? In "The Beauty of Falling: A Life in Pursuit of Gravity", theoretical physicist Claudia de Rham answers this question by reflecting on her own unexpected journey from aspiring astronaut to leading scientist, exploring the importance of persistence, collaboration, and learning to embrace uncertainty. So, grab a cup of tea, get cosy under a blanket, and let's find out...
Noise complaints dogged this Cape Cod venue all summer. What happens next?
After months of noise complaints, Backyard by Foley's offers a bandshell, smaller speakers and sound monitoring. Is that enough to win a 2027 permit?
Alabama infant mortality rate increases slightly, remains above national average
Alabama’s infant mortality rate worsened slightly in 2025 and remains above the national average, according to data released Thursday by the Alabama Department of Public Health. State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris said that the state’s infant mortality rate, the number of infants who died in the first year of being born, was 7.4 deaths […]
Honorable Mention Art + Science Competition: Ann Cutting
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 invited artists to consider how photography can reveal states of change—where
Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce, Rochester Economic Development Celebrates 2026 Small Business Season
The Greater Rochester Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the launch of its 2026 Small Business Season, a community-wide initiative sponsored by Rochester Economic Development that encourages residents to shop, dine, and support local businesses throughout the holiday season. Running from November 1 through December 31, Small Business Season highlights the important role local...
Scientists Predicted Doomsday for November 13, 2026—They Got It All Wrong
In November 1960, physicist Heinz von Foerster and two colleagues predicted the world would end on Friday, November 13, 2026.
Birdbrained Science: El Niño and you
El Niño is the warm phase of the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) climate pattern. It occurs when trade winds across the tropical Pacific Ocean weaken or reverse, allowing warm surface water to …
Delayed east Tulsa business center plans fall 2027 opening
Eastside Rise broke ground on the center inside Plaza Santa Cecilia last month. Now the organization is hoping the City of Tulsa will help close its funding gap.
How Asian Americans helped swing the South
For years, organizers and advocates worked to mobilize the growing AAPI population, a group that has long been lost in the political conversation.
A Q&A on Christian Fellowship, Love, and Politics
Six leaders discuss the church’s shared narrative, loving people across divides, the unseen realities of God's kingdom, and more.
Colleges in R.I. 'caught off guard' when Hegseth said he'd ended partnership
The US defense secretary said Monday he ended a relationship last month between the Ivy League school and Newport’s US Naval War College. Records show the initiative was actually terminated a day after his speech.
DR Congo Ebola outbreak: armed groups unrest hold back response
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) continues to spread amid repeated and ongoing deadly attacks on civilians and frontline health workers by armed groups that are obstructing efforts to stop transmission, UN responders said on Friday.
CTM Reports Quarterly Revenue Decline As It Repays Settlement Liabilities
Australia-based TMC said global TTV remains ‘stable’
Here’s a demo of Google Calculator’s new Unit Conversion feature and a preview of Pixel Solver
We got Google Calculator 10.0’s new Unit Conversion feature working, along with the UI for the Gemini-powered Pixel Solver. Take a look!
21 More Original XBOX Games Arrive On PC Via Backward Compatibility, Including KOTOR, Morrowind, And TimeSplitters
XBOX celebrates its 25th anniversary with Wolfenstein 3, new Fable gameplay, Halo updates, and 21 classic XBOX games arriving on PC.
Apple Launches Two Products Today
Apple is releasing two new products today, Friday, November 13: the all-new Apple HomeView and the fourth-generation Apple TV 4K, both of which have been available to pre-order since mid-October. Apple HomeView: Apple's new smart home display, powered by Apple Intelligence with Siri AI, for entertainment and managing the home. Available in tabletop and wall-mounted models, it can recognize up to six users by face, each with a personalized Home Screen. The HomeView is priced at $299.
Serco Inc. Strikes $292M Deal for QinetiQ US Business
Serco Inc. has agreed to acquire QinetiQ US for $292 million to expand its engineering, naval and space work for government customers.