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Stephen Miller’s Zombie Politics
Miller’s ideology may be dead, but thanks to his big promotion, it carries on like a reanimated corpse.
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.
Scientists Predicted “Doomsday” Would Arrive Today
Apparently, the world is ending today as we are all squeezed to death by overpopulation. At least, that’s what was predicted would happen by researchers in the 1960s.
Tennessee Titans news: Change is afoot before Jaguars game
The Tennessee Titans are undergoing some change before facing the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 10.
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.
Scientists discover a hidden danger of viral infections that vaccines may prevent
A new study reveals that viral infections may leave behind hidden damage to the immune system long after symptoms disappear. Researchers found that mice recovering from an acute infection experienced lasting changes to their spleens and weakened immune responses, potentially leaving them more vulnerable to future threats. Surprisingly, prior vaccination completely prevented these harmful changes in the mouse model.
KSU alumna applies science to sports while pursuing doctorate
A basketball player, Sabrina Wheeler ’21 came to Kennesaw State University thinking she wanted to coach while going the scientific extra mile. The former standout at Creekview High School in Canton, Georgia, eventually found her path as an exercise science major in Kennesaw State’s Wellstar College of Health and Human Services. Now she applies lessons from her academic journey to coaching girls’ basketball.
“It feels immoral": Small businesses struggle with rising healthcare premiums
Healthcare costs are rising faster than inflation. For some businesses, it’s becoming increasingly untenable.
KSU alumna applies science to sports while pursuing doctorate
A basketball player, Sabrina Wheeler ’21 came to Kennesaw State University thinking she wanted to coach while going the scientific extra mile. The former standout at Creekview High School in Canton, Georgia, eventually found her path as an exercise science major in Kennesaw State’s Wellstar College of Health and Human Services. Now she applies lessons from her academic journey to coaching girls’ basketball.
“It feels immoral": Small businesses struggle with rising healthcare premiums
Healthcare costs are rising faster than inflation. For some businesses, it’s becoming increasingly untenable.
Science Says These 10 Diets Can Slow Your Aging. Here’s The One Thing They Have in Common.
New research suggests these eating plans will slow biological aging. Here's what they have in common.
“PMDD does not look the same for everyone”
Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) is a common mood disorder associated with the menstrual cycle. A new study shows that PMDD does not follow any universal pattern, and that there are three subtypes with different patterns of symptoms. The hope is that this discovery will lead to more individualised treatment.
Opening the datasets behind our AI weather models
Google DeepMind introduces PARDIG and SatWeave: open, multi-decade foundational datasets enabling global precipitation mapping and geostationary satellite mosaics.
Cal Academy exhibit highlights science exploration
West-side museum's new endeavor a collaboration with The Jim Henson Company.
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…
De Pere Health Department and high school team up on InterGen Tech Bar experience
DE PERE – In collaboration, West De Pere High School and the De Pere Health Department will begin their first InterGen Tech Bar sessions for older adults seeking guidance with technology. …
Equity Rx increases medication access across Ohio and multiple states
For millions of Americans, the cost of prescription medications is forcing a difficult choice between daily necessities and essential care. Currently, more than four in 10 U.S. adults (43%) report...
Phillies News: Teruaki Sato, Dante Nori, Brandon Marsh
13 links on Friday the 13th would’ve been funny. But it’s the offseason and news is slow.
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…
Republicans who want a future in politics may want to distance themselves from Trump
If Republicans insist on following Trump down this path of self-destruction, they may be facing more losses in 2028.
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.
Bettencourt: There's only one way back for the GOP in Texas
.State Sen. Paul Bettencourt said the demographic realities of Texas demand a different approach to non-white voters.
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.
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.
Superheated magma could fuel towering lava fountains
Why do some volcanoes erupt with spectacular lava fountains while others release lava more quietly? Scientists have discovered that a hidden effect of extreme heat inside magma may help explain the difference. Experiments revealed that superheated magma can delay crystal formation for more than eight hours, compared with just 20 minutes in magma that has not been superheated.
Health Care Roundup: Market Talk
Find insight on Sanofi, Novo and more in the latest Market Talks covering the health care sector.
The XI USERN Congress
USERN (Universal Scientific Education and Research Network) is a worldwide network of scientists from all disciplines, counting over 26,000 members in over 100 countries.
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.
UFC boss White does not like Hokit's 'shtick'
UFC president Dana White says he doesn't like Josh Hokit's "shtick" but he has earned his heavyweight title shot against Ciryl Gane at UFC 334.
Microsoft's Outlook outage is in its 2nd day. Here's what we know.
A global Microsoft 365 outage is disrupting email, Teams, OpenAI's connector, and Claude for Outlook as recovery efforts continue. Here's the latest.
“Either a Great Story or it Doesn’t Go Well”: Analyst Lists Bryce Underwood on Texas A&M’s Radar Amid Question Marks Over Marcel Reed
Bryce Underwood has had a very underwhelming campaign so far with the Michigan Wolverines, and with head coach Kyle Whittingham putting his faith in Tommy Carr, Underwood’s future is in serious doubt. Analyst Adam Breneman believes Underwood should be on Texas A&M’s radar amid its own quarterback issues with Marcel Reed.
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.
8 celebrities who asked fans for money
From Bug Hall’s GoFundMe to Zach Braff’s Kickstarter, these eight celebrities learned the hard way that asking fans for money can spark major backlash.
Paul and Diane Overby named Soil Health Champions
The Rolette County Soil Conservation District nominated Paul and Diane Overby for their work in using soil health practices and promoting the principles to other farmers.
Radicle Science CEO unpacks 20-arm Holobiome prebiotic trial for mental wellness
Radicle Science CEO Jeff Chen unpacks a 6,000-person trial testing 19 Holobiome prebiotics for anxiety and mental wellness.
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.
Student competition promotes environmental awareness through science
TEHRAN - The closing ceremony of the sixth national student environmental competition titled Noor, meaning Light, will be held on November 21 at Pardisan Park in Tehran, following the final training course for the competition’s top-performing students.
The Indy Health District's master plan for longer lives
The effort puts groceries, housing stability, safer streets and economic opportunity at the forefront.
Clarkson professor selected as National Science Foundation Program Director
POTSDAM -- Clarkson University Professor Chen Liu has been selected to serve as a program director at the National Science Foundation (NSF), where he will help guide federal research investments in …
Conway High marching band savors opportunity to entertain community
The Conway High School band, led by director Brian Lodge and Band President Olivia Strickland, has been praised by the community for their remarkable music and their fun-filled entertainment.
DP World Tour Championship: Rory McIlroy takes share of lead alongside Tyrrell Hatton in Race to Dubai finale
Rory McIlroy surged to take a share of the lead at the DP World Tour Championship on Thursday, joining Tyrrell Hatton at the top of the leaderboard at five under par; watch the third round of the DP World Tour Championship live on Sky Sports
Brewers face major Aaron Ashby decision after historic World Series run
The Milwaukee Brewers have reached the pinnacle of Major League Baseball, capturing the first World Series championship in franchise history after defeating the Tampa Bay Rays in a hard-fought five-game series. The title also marked a breakthrough for Tampa Bay, which had yet to win a championship of its own. Aaron Ashby played a key [...]
Van Hollen takes aim at Schumer as Democrats face first big test after midterms
Senator Van Hollen says midterm results show Americans want change in Washington, and Democrats need new leadership to deliver that
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.
Tennessee Titans' Gus Bradley breaks down loss of Amani Hooker
The Tennessee Titans traded safety Amani Hooker to the Bills, leaving defensive coordinator Gus Bradley to find a replacement.
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...
Business leaders, sales executives encouraged to attend Marketplace Conference
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC) is encouraging business leaders and sales executives to attend an upcoming business development event.
“Commanders Got Bailed by the Refs”: NFL Fans Sound Off on Referees After Controversial DPI on Deonte Banks in Giants’ Loss
The Washington Commanders-New York Giants matchup went down to the wire on Thursday Night Football. Like any close game, a controversial moment happened here as well.
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?
How hospitals are fighting rising employee benefits costs
An Aon survey found hospital benefits executives expect an 8.8% increase in healthcare costs, similar to the 9.5% increase recorded in other industries.
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...
4 reasons to eat dark chocolate every day, according to science
Can a square a day keep the doctor away? Here’s what the research shows about the health benefits of dark chocolate.
The neuroscience behind stuttering
The first consensus guidelines on stuttering, released this summer, are throwing new light on an ancient condition
Leimert Park's Vision Theatre reopens with 'A Proud Family Wizmas'
After five phases of renovations over 20 years, totaling $40 million, the Vision Theatre in Leimert Park will reopen with 'A Proud Family Wizmas.'
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 …
Romans carefully dismantled statue of emperor when they withdrew from Scotland 1,800 years ago, leaving only his foot behind
A mysterious bronze foot found in a bog was likely once part of a monumental statue of the Roman emperor Antoninus Pius, who tried to conquer Scotland.
4 reasons to eat dark chocolate every day, according to science
Can a square a day keep the doctor away? Here’s what the research shows about the health benefits of dark chocolate.
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.
Students face earlier business recruitment timelines
Preparations change at Notre Dame as the recruitment timeline for careers in business and finance moves up.
Column: Schumer's political era is over. Democrats need a public servant to lead them
Something transformative is happening in American politics, whether the New York Democrat wants it or not.
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.
Trump’s GOP was all they knew. Now some wonder if MAGA is dead.
The movement’s rank and file, young and old, are soul-searching as they look to leaders outside the White House, cross over to Democrats or disengage from politics.
Granderson: Schumer's political era is over. Democrats need a public servant to lead them
Something transformative is happening in American politics, whether the New York Democrat wants it or not.
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.
Target shoppers visiting more often as holidays gear up
Target's strong growth in customer visits this year has analysts optimistic about its turnaround heading into its busiest season.
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.
England win Wheelchair World Cup for third time
England win the Wheelchair Rugby League World Cup for a record third time - beating France 50-38 in the final in Wollongong, Australia.
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!
Nvidia's flat structure exposes succession risk following Huang's exit
Jensen Huang's abrupt exit from Nvidia exposes the succession challenges of its flat leadership structure — and offers a lesson to other leaders.
The secret weapon of successful people could be coaches
Coaches, mentors, and networking events can help entrepreneurs learn faster, get unstuck, and grow their businesses.
Henry Ford Health’s urgent care closures follow ambulatory care expansion in Ascension deal
Henry Ford Health is ending its partnership with Atlanta-based GoHealth Urgent Care, unwinding a five-year joint venture that helped expand the health system’s presence across Southeast Michigan.
Henry Ford Health’s urgent care closures follow ambulatory care expansion in Ascension deal
Henry Ford Health is ending its partnership with Atlanta-based GoHealth Urgent Care, unwinding a five-year joint venture that helped expand the health system’s presence across Southeast Michigan.
Mueller Water Products to exit metering business under ZENNER USA deal
News, analysis and reports on the international water sector.
No One Knows What Really Just Happened in Michigan
Abdul El-Sayed’s election result was seismic—but even his supporters aren’t sure what it means.
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.
AWS CEO throws cold water on AI data centers in space
AWS CEO Matt Garman said orbital data centers are "highly unlikely" to become "economically feasible or practical in the next decade or two."
Bengals warned they're in 'danger' against Steelers
Are the Bengals in trouble against the Steelers?
ESPN predicts winner of Georgia at North Carolina basketball
The Georgia Bulldogs play at the North Carolina Tar Heels in a major test for both teams. UNC has not lost at home since 2025
Review of Jimmy
See Jimmy before it leaves theaters. Then watch It’s a Wonderful Life when it airs on television.
Our mom is dying. What should we watch, listen to, or read?
Entertainment RX is an entertainment-guided advice column offering things to read, listen to, or watch that somehow address the issues readers write in about.
Astronomers confirm a tiny new moon is orbiting Earth, and it'll stick around for the holidays
A tiny asteroid entered Earth's orbit in April and is expected to leave in January. Meet the minimoon 2026 QQ8.
Abiy Ahmed’s Red Sea Obsession and the Politics of Manufactured Grievances
Abiy Ahmed is preparing Ethiopians to accept a dangerous idea: that their country's future depends on acquiring territory on the Red Sea, even if that means another war with Eritrea. What began as occasional statements about Ethiopia's maritime ambitions has become a persistent political campaign. Former national leaders, academics, lawyers, state media and numerous online
Twenty-five years later, looking back on Fox’s classic ‘24’ Twenty-five years later, looking back on Fox’s classic ‘24’
Intriguingly, 24 was never meant to be a show about Muslim terrorism.
Joe Rogan Reveals UFC Plans to Introduce New Striking Rules, Including Oblique Kick Ban
UFC rules have evolved over time and have made the sport fairer for the athletes and more entertaining for fans. Some rules and rule changes can be viewed as controversial, and not everybody agrees on how rules should be both written and implemented. The most recent rules changed what constitutes a downed opponent and legalized …
3rd ranked Roanoke wins over Lynchburg in wrestling opener
SALEM, Va. (WFXR) — In the season opener for the 3rd ranked Roanoke Maroons wrestling team Thursday night at the Cregger Center, they won over the Lynchburg Hornets, 36-8. This is the 1st season of the Hornets wrestling program.
Patriots vs. Lions weather forecast: Nothing to worry about for Drake Maye
Up-to-date weather forecast for Sunday’s game between the Patriots and Lions.
Richard Lloyd dead at 75
Lloyd learned the right musical lesson from Jimi Hendrix, which was that inspiration should fuel innovation, not invoke the past.
I kicked my iPhone addiction and only check it on Mondays
Tom McHenry was hopelessly addicted to his iPhone, often "doom scrolling" until 4am. He kicked the habit through 12-step programs and getting healthy.