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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.
Progressives dominate in Washington County elections
The Washington County Democrats backed 17 candidates, many of whom campaigned on a progressive platform. Fifteen have won and another is currently leading the race for the county's top job.
Walt Disney vs. Netflix: Which Is the Better Entertainment Stock to Buy Going Into 2027?
Netflix commands a premium forward P/E, while Disney's parks, streaming, and licensing empire trades at a far lower sales multiple. Which valuation holds up better for the years ahead?
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.
PsiQuantum-AMD collaboration could reach Chicago
A Silicon Valley startup and a powerhouse are tackling quantum together.
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…
Billy Evans Says ‘You Can See Everything’ Made Him Look ‘Crazy’: ‘I Would’ve Preferred’ Not to Be the Villain, but ‘It’s Entertainment’
It seems Billy Evans has no hard feelings for “You Can See Everything” directors Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, even if their A24 documentary about Elizabeth Holmes portrays him as a villain. “I ...
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 ...
CHEROKEE EATS: Blackbird Cafe
With a blend of Cherokee and Honduran roots, Blackbird Cafe offers a variety of dishes not found elsewhere in Cherokee County.
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.
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.
Xenetic Biosciences Reports Third Quarter 2026 Financial Results and Highlights Strategic Business Updates
"This is a defining period for Xenetic as we work toward completing a transaction that we believe has the potential to fundamentally transform the Company's clinical development profile and long-term value proposition," said James Parslow, Interim Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer of Xenetic Biosciences. "Santersus is expected to bring an established clinical-stage platform, two FDA Breakthrough Device Designations and a pipeline targeting serious diseases with substantial unme
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.
Science got a lifeline: Now comes the hard part.
One of the most maddening things that has happened in the last two years of Trump 2.0 has been the gutting of medical research. Since losing my husband to colon cancer and my sister to pancreatic cancer, as well as many friends to various cancers and other diseases, supporting science and scientists has become a mission for me. That’s one reason I co-founded Stand Up To Cancer in 2008 — to raise money and awareness for cancer research and encourage scientists to collaborate instead of compete, which was a novel idea back then. If two heads were better than one, we reckoned that ten heads were better than two. So we organized our scientists and researchers into “dream teams” where they could share ideas and approaches and move science forward faster. Our work has been fruitful — we have raised over $800 million, and our research has contributed to several new FDA-approved drugs, like Keytruda. But I know very well that we have miles to go before we sleep and so much work to do when it comes to all kinds of diseases that take the lives of far too many Americans every year — often in the prime of their lives. So when the Trump administration started cutting our scientific infrastructure, it made me crazy. Clinical trials were stopped midstream, labs were abandoned, Ph.D. programs were dismantled, and talented scientists with potentially lifesaving ideas were left unfunded and dejected. In fact, many left their fields altogether or moved to countries where their work would be more valued and supported, financially and otherwise. That’s why, amid all the post-election analysis, I’ve been especially interested in what the midterms could mean for the future of American science. With Democrats winning both chambers of Congress, there’s finally an opportunity to push back against the Trump administration’s attacks on scientific research and public health. Will anything change now that a whole slew of new sheriffs is in town? My friend Dr. Jeremy Faust recently posed this question to a group of physicians, researchers, and health policy experts for his newsletter, Inside Medicine: What could the new Congress realistically accomplish with President Trump still in the White House? Jeremy asked me, too.
Florida Strawberry Festival announces 2027 headline entertainment lineup
Styx, Shaboozey, Tanya Tucker and Train among acts scheduled for March 4-14 festival in Plant City.
Kansas City health departments urge vaccinations ahead of holiday gatherings
Kansas City area health departments are urging vaccinations ahead of holiday gatherings.
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.
'TrumpCare' and commemorative plaques — how Democrats are pitching deal-making with the president
Democrats who swept into power by riding voter backlash to Trump are now pitching ways to collaborate with the president, playing to his vanity and his love of making deals to propel their own agenda.
How Sen. Chris Van Hollen plans to flex Democratic power on the foreign aid front
The Maryland Democrat, who's the ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee, just announced he's going to run for Majority Leader post. He spoke to NPR about his foreign aid vision.
The Same AI That Could Stop the Next Pandemic Could Also Be Harming Your Health. Here’s How.
Doctors from Harvard and Johns Hopkins warn that mass surveillance is a health hazard—and AI is making it much worse.
Punkie Johnson stops trying to fit in with her debut comedy special, 'Long Tiddie Short Story'
After four seasons on “Saturday Night Live,” Punkie Johnson says the pressure to fit in dulled her confidence; her debut special marks a return to her unfiltered style.
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Duval Dispatch: Jaguars-Titans final score predictions
What will the final score be for this week’s matchup with the Titans?
Van Hollen to challenge Schumer for Senate Democratic leader
Democratic Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland said Thursday that he will run for Senate Majority Leader in the next Congress, setting up a challenge to Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer after the party swept to power in the midterm elections.
A Nearby Exploding Supernova Will Peak Within Days, And You Can Help Scientists With Their Observations
Scientists at the Worldwide Observatory are keeping a close eye on the supernova, but scientists are encouraging anyone with a small telescope to also take a peek.
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.
The Same AI That Could Stop the Next Pandemic Could Also Be Harming Your Health. Here’s How.
Doctors from Harvard and Johns Hopkins warn that mass surveillance is a health hazard—and AI is making it much worse.
Health advocates oppose changing tax structure for vape products
Public health advocates are worried about unintended consequences from changes to how vaping products are taxed in New York.
A Step Back for U.S. Public Health: The U.S. Is Likely to Lose Its Measles Elimination Status
The loss of measles elimination status would primarily carry symbolic weight, as the effect of rising cases and deaths is already clear. Still, it is a marker of how a combination of factors - COVID-19, increasing vaccine skepticism, and a growing partisan divide about vaccines - has been a step back for public health, and it is not clear when or if this trend will be reversed.
Dyania Health Brings Clinical Reasoning AI Inside the Hospital Firewall to Advance Patient Care with NVIDIA
Dyania Health today announced a collaboration with NVIDIA to put AI clinical reasoning to work inside health systems, on their own infrastructure, at the scale of their entire patient population. Dyania's Synapsis AI reads a patient's full medical record, across years of notes, operative reports, imaging reports and lab results, and answers clinical questions with evidence from the chart. NVIDIA accelerated computing makes it possible to do that across large patient populations behind the hospit
Minnesota Wild, Starkey Partner to Celebrate Minnesota and Advance Hearing Health
Two Minnesota Organizations unite around community, innovation and a shared commitment to the State of Hockey
Rams’ biggest mistake at 2026 NFL Trade Deadline
It has been a tough go for the Los Angeles Rams and Puka Nacua this season. But Matthew Stafford will have to soldier on . And here is the Rams’ biggest mistake at the 2026 NFL trade deadline. If the Rams were super serious about their postseason plans, they probably should have made a move at the receiver position. With Nacua down and Davante […] The post Rams’ biggest mistake at 2026 NFL Trade Deadline appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Disney patents tech that could turn cars into attractions
Technology could turn on-road vehicles into moving attractions
Second-Year Rural Health Fund Awards Per Rural Resident Continue to Vary Widely
This analysis describes rural health fund awards in the second year of the program. Awards per rural resident continue to vary widely across states in year two, ranging from less than $100 in twelve states to more than $500 in eight states
A tiny hand, baby Vans and a new chapter for Avril Lavigne
Pop-punk icon Avril Lavigne has announced she is now a mom | KNX News 1070 AM
H.I.G. Capital backs a rollup venture in a bet on the creator economy
H.I.G. Capital launches Waveborn with a Jake Rosen Entertainment deal, signaling private equity's next bet on the creator economy.
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.
Nvidia Without Its CEO Asks If a Great Business Can Outlive One Man
Nvidia's leadership upheaval has reopened an old market question, can a great business outlive the person running it? With the stock more than 35% …
Indonesia's wiretapping scandal allegedly targeting President Prabowo opens a political fault line
Senior police officers are accused of illegally monitoring President Prabowo Subianto, exposing rival networks within Indonesia's security establishment and renewing concerns about political misuse of surveillance.
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.
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
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.
Fan’s survival guide to 2026-27 women’s hoops calendar
Here are the biggest stretches of the 2026-27 women's basketball season.
Harvard Business School's Foundry Hosts Inaugural Demo Day for Deep-Tech Founders
Harvard Business School's Foundry recently hosted its inaugural Demo Day, bringing together more than 100 investors, faculty, industry leaders, and members of the Harvard community to learn more about six high-potential ventures translating breakthrough technologies from lab to market.
How Valley ROP prepares students to run real businesses
Valley ROP marked 55 years by showcasing nearly 20 student-run businesses in Sanger. Read how career training builds Central Valley workforce skills.
New Fresno State manufacturing lab offers CNC training for Valley workers
Fresno State opens an $850K manufacturing lab offering CNC, 3D printing and workforce training. See how Valley manufacturers and students can benefit.
Should Joe Vanella have turned down ‘The Traitors: New Blood’ murder in plain sight?
Should Joe Vanella have just turned down ‘The Traitors: New Blood’ murder in plain sight? We ask the Traitor if he ever considered staying away from apples, and much more
Executive Turntable: Drew Wilson Named PRG CFO, TuneCore Elevates Tash Shah
Plus, Abby Miller joins Borchetta Entertainment Group, Jaclyn D. Childress named Shorefire president and more music industry hires and promotions.
Mysterious space object accelerates toward Earth as scientists debate
Harvard professor of science Avi Loeb joins 'America Reports' to discuss a mysterious object in space accelerating as it nears Earth.
Sanford hosts Milken for look at rural care innovation
Leaders from the Milken Institute got a firsthand look at how Sanford Health brings research, technology and care to rural patients.
Marshall for The Hill: The Midterm Avalanche Reveals a New Political Geography
Nobody predicted the stunning sweep and depth of Democratic gains in last week’s midterm elections. More than a wave, it was an avalanche that revealed new contours in America’s political geography. It’s probably time to toss those red-blue election maps we’ve become so used to since 2000. They show the main parties hunkered down behind […]
High school winter sports tryouts and practices begin Nov. 16
Our high school winter sports season will begin on Monday, Nov. 16, with tryouts and practices beginning for all sports. Winter high school sports include boys' basketball, girls' basketball, bowling, cheerleading, boys' indoor track, girls' indoor track, spirit team, boys' swimming and diving, boys' wrestling and girls' wrestling. Please register via Final Forms by Friday, Nov. 13! Tryouts and practice schedules Tryout and practice schedules are available via the practice schedules button located on the winter sports page of our website. Please note that practice schedules are subject to change due to inclement weather or unanticipated circumstances. Registration information As a reminder, students and parents must fill out all required paperwork on Final Forms to participate in tryouts and practices. A physical conducted within the last 12 months is mandatory for any student interested in trying out for an athletic team and must be uploaded into Final Forms platform. Academic Eligibility As a reminder, students must be in good academic standing to participate in athletics. Academic eligibility will start at the beginning of each academic year. Eligibility is determined based on quarterly grades, and interim progress reports will serve as an important academic checkpoint for all student‑athletes. For additional details about academic eligibility, please see our Athletic Code of Conduct. Falcons, we can't wait to see you soar this winter season!
Q&A: Pedro Almodóvar on why he made himself the villain of his new film, 'Bitter Christmas'
Art does far more than imitate life in the films of Pedro Almodóvar | WWL
Political analyst Yuval Levin talks constitutional principles at FSU
Political analyst Yuval Levin took the stage at FSU’s Club Downunder to speak on the government’s role in balancing majority rule and minority rights.
California Science Center Opens Space Shuttle's New Home
By Carolyn Giardina For the many members of our Creative + Tech Orbit family that are as inspired by space exploration as we are, we’re happy share that with this morning’s ceremony and ribbon cutting, the new Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center at the California Science Center in Los Angeles is now open to the public. It’s highlighted by Space Shuttle Endeavour, which is displayed in a remarkable 20-story-tall launch configuration with solid rocket boosters and an external tank. The flown orbiter can be viewed on multiple levels of the building—and a 140-foot ascent aboard an elevator leads to a glass floor observation platform hovering over the shuttle’s nose and the interior of the payload bay. Visitors will arrive in this gallery after viewing a short film produced by Bad Robot. The film concludes with a Shuttle launch and atmospheric effects as the screen is lifted to reveal Endeavour. California Science Center President and CEO Jeffrey N. Rudolph preceded over an opening ceremony just prior to the ribbon cutting. Guests and speakers included government officials and roughly 30 former NASA astronauts. “This ship is a testament and now a monument to American ingenuity,” said Senator Mark Kelly, former NASA astronaut who served as Commander for Endeavour’s final mission. Chairman of the Mr. and Mrs. Oschin Family Foundation Lynda Oschin noted that the massive effort is “about the children, and it’s about the future, and inspiration, curiosity and knowledge.” The ribbon-cutting was attended by hundreds of school children and guests. In all, the 200,000-square-foot expansion of the California Science Center has three galleries – the Samuel Oschin Shuttle Gallery, the Korean Air Aviation Gallery, and the Kent Kresa Space Gallery — and houses roughly 100 artifacts, in addition to interactive and immersive experiences focused on science and engineering. Artifacts includes a range of flown spacecraft, including the Mercury-Redstone 2 capsule, Gemini 11 capsule, and Apollo-Soyuz Command Module. If you plan to visit this weekend, you can catch astronaut and aerospace-related talks given by astronauts and experts from JPL and NASA Armstrong Flight Research Center. California Science Center’s IMAX Theater is showing themed movies today, including The Dream Is Alive, Journey to Space 3D, Hubble 3D, and A Beautiful Planet 3D. Also opening this weekend is “Endeavour’s Long Journey,” a photo exhibit documenting Endeavour’s final flight over California, its ambitious journey through the streets to the Science Center, along with the multi-phase process of stacking each of the space shuttle components in vertical configuration. The Center also features the short film that follows this national treasure’s journey to the Science Center, made by more than 150 volunteers and donors from the Hollywood community.
Vanderbilt’s Offense Collapses To 103rd In SEC Scoring
SEC Week 11 predictions show Vanderbilt struggles with 103rd scoring rank. Oklahoma must limit turnovers to beat Ole Miss.
Instruments on NASA’s Roman Space Telescope Get in Sync for Science
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope has completed a key milestone, bringing its instruments into precise alignment and moving the observatory another
Science 37 Named a BioSpace 2027 Best Place to Work
Recognition celebrates the people behind its Direct-to-Patient Site model, the innovative, radically transparent culture, and the company's commitment to…
BU political science professor on how the ‘blue wave’ could reshape Massachusetts’ political agenda
Massachusetts voters upheld the status quo as the “blue wave” passed over the United States this midterm election season, maintaining Democratic control of its congressional delegation and sweeping all six statewide offices on the ballot. Democrats flipped and took control of both chambers of Congress, despite Republican candidates having a large financial advantage. President Donald...
Padres lose acclaimed bullpen coach to division rival
Ben Fritz has departed for an incredible career opportunity.
H.I.G. Capital backs a rollup venture in a bet on the creator economy
H.I.G. Capital launches Waveborn with a Jake Rosen Entertainment deal, signaling private equity's next bet on the creator economy.
How baseball card shop owners are preparing for a potential MLB lockout
With an MLB lockout potentially imminent, concerns vary among sports card shop owners as to how it will impact their business.
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.'
How Evan Phillips’ contract compared to some projections
Veteran relief pitcher Evan Phillips was the first Dodgers free agent to find a home for 2027, as the right-hander signed a three-year, $35 million contract with the Atlanta Braves on Thursday. In terms of average annual value, Phillips at $11.67 million per year is right in line with the other notable relief signing this […]
Usman Nurmagomedov’s attack on Merab Dvalishvili should never be 'good for business,' but we all know better
Mariners News: Yordan Álvarez, Pete Crow-Armstrong, and Evan Phillips
We’ve got a pair of unanimous MVPs, plus more news from the conclusion of the MLB GM Meetings.
Benson Boone to Headline Entertainment at Discover NHL Winter Classic
Singer-songwriter Benson Boone will headline entertainment for the Discover NHL Winter Classic between the Utah Mammoth and Colorado Avalanche at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City on New Year’s Eve,...
Tampa’s The Floridian selling its assets as owner plans retirement
The popular Kennedy Boulevard sandwich shop has put its furniture, equipment and lease on the market.
Secretary Kennedy Takes MAHA to North Dakota to Advance Regenerative Agriculture and Strengthen Tribal and Rural Healthcare
HHS Secretary =Kennedy joined Interior Secretary Burgumin North Dakota to advance President Trump’s Make America Healthy Again agenda.
Medicare Advantage Annual Enrollment Period with Select Health
It is that time of year, Medicare Advantage annual enrollment period and Select Health is here with some tips for choosing the best coverage for you. Matt Maher joins Jillian in studio. For those of us who haven’t enrolled yet, what should we be thinking about? What are some things we should keep in mind […]
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 […]
Senate to Examine Veterans' Health Record Rollout
The House Veterans' Affairs Committee will review the VA's 2026 electronic health record rollout on Nov. 19. Find out why physicians are calling for a…
‘Follow a spark of inspiration’: Business plan competition supports entrepreneurship, funds student startups
On Nov. 6, UT students struck with an entrepreneurial spirit entered the business accelerator space with three objectives in mind: “Plan it. Pitch it. Launch it.” “Pitch Day is such a fun day,” Breanna Hale, executive director for the Anderson Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, said. “The experience of presenting is hard but students always...
Chantelle Cameron vs Mikaela Mayer rematch confirmed on undercard for Jake Paul vs Cedric Doumbe on Christmas Eve
Chantelle Cameron to face Mikaela Mayer in highly-anticipated rematch on the Jake Paul vs Cedric Doumbe bill on Christmas Eve in Dubai; Cameron claimed a hard-fought points win over Mayer in Birmingham in August; Paul makes his return to boxing on the Most Valuable Promotions show
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.
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.
Anthony Chergosky on the politics of Democratic majorities
Anthony Chergosky on Democrats taking control of the Wisconsin Legislature and Congress.
AAPI Voters Emerge as ‘Movable Middle’ in Midterms
AAPI voters shifted toward Democrats in significant numbers during the midterms but data show their votes are tied to issues rather than party preference.
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.
Flo Health Earns ISO 13485 Medical Device Quality Certification, Adding to Its ISO Security and Privacy Credentials
LONDON, November 13, 2026--Flo Health, the #1 women's health app used by more than 500 million people worldwide, has earned ISO 13485 certification, the international standard for quality management systems in medical devices. The certification follows an independent audit of Flo's quality management system (QMS) by Scarlet, a government-accredited certification body that specializes in AI medical devices. The audit returned no major findings.
Prep talk: Van Nuys gets back its No. 1 quarterback for playoffs
Isaiah Palomino returns at quarterback for the Wolves just in time for City Section Division III football playoffs.
Billy Evans on Being 'You Can See Everything' Villain: It's Entertainment
In a forthcoming TV interview, Elizabeth Holmes' partner Billy Evans said 'You Can See Everything' made him a 'crazy' villain: 'It's entertainment.'
Democrats are weighing impeachment of RFK Jr. while courting his supporters
When Democrats take over Congress in January, one of their many oversight targets will be Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., whose overhaul of longstanding vaccine guidance and cuts to medical research over the past two years have drawn fiery criticism. Some high-ranking lawmakers have suggested impeaching him.
Main Line Health expects imaging delays to end after Thanksgiving, as a radiologist shortage forces a rethink
The nonprofit health system has hired three additional outside firms to help speed results and is rethinking its contracts with private practices that have long provided radiology and other services.
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.
Princess Kate delivers special message entirely in Welsh
Princess Kate is living up to her name. The future queen delivered a surprise message entirely in Welsh on Friday, Nov. 13, cheering on radio host Owain Wyn Evans in
Vanderbilt Health Pets of the Day: Romeo, Bolt and Tippie
Today’s Cat of the Day is Romeo and the first Dog of the Day is Bolt, submitted by Jenny Clymer of Supply Chain. “Romeo (cat) & Bolt (dog) are rescue babies who are living their best lives.” Today’s second Dog of the Day is Tippie, submitted by Robert Adkisson of the Vaccine Research Program. “Tippie is a mixed breed, primarily Maltese. Her favorite activities include eating and lying by the pool, soaking up the rays in her snazzy two-piece swimsuit.” Romeo, Bolt and Tippie were featured in the Nov. 17, 2026, edition of MyVUMC News. To see the archived collection of Vanderbilt Health Pets of the Day, go to: https://news.vumc.org/section/voice/pets-vumc/. We’re not taking new pet photos now, but watch this space The Vanderbilt Health Pets of the Day are posted to the Voice section of Vanderbilt Health News and included in regular editions of the MyVUMC News newsletter, which is published twice a week by Vanderbilt Health News and Communications. If you have a pet picture you would like to send in for consideration, watch this space for the announcement of the next submission period.
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.
Navy has quietly fired some commanders and other officials, drawing congressional pushback
The firings are a break from the Navy's longstanding policy to announce major removals of commanders and other highly visible officials. They also follow an increasing level of secrecy over military operations, especially in the Middle East.
Newmark's Latest Innovations
Even as vacancies remain elevated in the major U.S. life science markets, active tenant demand across Boston, the Bay Area and San Diego increased 62.6% from its second-quarter 2025 trough, and year-to-date leasing reached 6.9 million square feet, Newmark reported. “The measurable increase in active tenants is likely a bellwether for future leasing demand, although ...
Q&A: Pedro Almodóvar on why he made himself the villain of his new film, 'Bitter Christmas'
Art does far more than imitate life in the films of Pedro Almodóvar | KMBZ
Twenty One Capital CEO Says $1.09 Billion Quarterly Profit Came From Bitcoin, Not Business
Rapha Zagury told shareholders the Q3 net income was a fair-value gain on the firm’s 43,514 BTC, as its 10-Q shows a $186.5 million nine-month loss and no binding deal for Elektron.
Report: Saints evaluating right tackle Taliese Fuaga for knee injury
The New Orleans Saints are evaluating right tackle Taliese Fuaga for a knee injury suffered during practice on Thursday, per report.
High school students train as community health workers
Community health worker (CHW) professions are gaining the attention of high school students in Northwest Arkansas. The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Institute for Community Health Innovation provides...
RedBird launches Milan Sports & Entertainment with Varese as potential NBA Europe franchise
RedBird, one of the main partners of the NBA for their European project, appointed Brett Yormark as Chief Executive Officer of their new holding company which is expected to be owners of the NBA franchise in Northern Italy
Bavarian Nordic beats Q3 revenue expectations on travel health strength
Nov 13 () - Danish vaccine maker Bavarian Nordic reported better-than-expected third-quarter revenue on Friday, boosted by a continued strong performance in its travel health business. CFO Henrik Juuel told Bavarian does not see any signs that the market for the rabies vaccine - one of its biggest revenue drivers - will decline anytime soon.
‘10,000-tonne level talent’ biologist Zhao Yingming leaves Chicago for Hangzhou
The expert in DNA and genetics, who has published 210 papers including in leading journals, leaves US for Zhejiang University.
Sports retailer to expand at Hunt Valley shopping center
Hunt Valley Towne Centre plans to welcome DICK’S House of Sport in spring 2028, real estate firm Greenberg Gibbons announced.