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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
Falcons player fined for actions vs. Bengals
Anyone who says football isn’t the roughest sport doesn’t know what they’re talking about.
Influx of more than $160M in federal grants quickly spreads across SC with little detail
The federal government wanted to spread $10 billion in federal health grants for rural health quickly, and South Carolina got $167 million to pass out. But details on those projects are lacking.
USC’s CFP Hopes Crumble in Crushing Loss to Indiana
No. 18 USC lost to No. 9 Indiana on Saturday by a score of 27-13, effectively ending their hopes at making the College Football Playoff. The post USC’s CFP Hopes Crumble in Crushing Loss to Indiana appeared first on LA Sports Report.
NH's Business: Growing cost of patient care in NH hospitals
Fred Kocher sits down with Mike Turilli and Tate Curdi with Elliot Health System to talk about the rising cost of patient care in New Hampshire hospitals.
Arch Manning on Texas eliminating LSU from CFP race: 'We talked about the chance to end someone else's dream'
The Longhorns' star quarterback led a comeback for the ages in the final quarter in Baton Rouge
Aaron Philo, Florida upset No. 11 Kentucky to dash Wildcats' CFP hopes
The quarterback, weeks after getting benched, put up more than 100 rushing yards on the way to the Gators' 21-14 win.
High school flag football: City Section championship results
CIF City Section high school girls' flag football division championship scores.
Sophia Bush was once suspected of carrying cocaine in a Ziploc bag — but it was just salt
The “One Tree Hill” star explained why she carries Maldon flaky salt in her purse and how it led to an awkward misunderstanding.
Florida among USAT's winners for Week 11 after upsetting Kentucky
Florida football's Week 11 upset of the Kentucky Wildcats in Lexington has the Gators among USA TODAY Sports' winners.
Where to watch Iowa basketball vs. Creighton today
Iowa basketball battles Big East foe Creighton on Sunday. Here's how to watch, including TV channel and tipoff time.
Vikings elevate two players ahead of Week 10
The Minnesota Vikings elevated a pair of players for divisional matchup
Judge Blocks Immediate Closure of East Potomac Park for Trump Golf Project
Judge Ana C. Reyes, who has been overseeing combative litigation, said the Trump administration would not be responsible for operating the course while the case proceeds.
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
From podcast to politics: Tampa real estate broker Garrett Greco shares his vision for the city's future
Islanders Lose Logan Stanley In Dominant 6-2 Victory Over Ducks
Simon Holmstrom’s first career hat trick fueled a California road trip finale soured by Logan Stanley’s exit, leaving New York’s blue line thin despite Mathew Barzal’s return.
Aidan Hutchinson suffers injury after sack celebration
Detroit Lions EDGE Aidan Hutchinson appeared to suffer an injury while celebrating a 1st quarter sack in Munich.
Scientists examine Poland's first Asian hornet nest and find about 1,000 workers
"They're often built in the treetops, which means they're invisible until the leaves fall in the autumn."
Red Sox Reportedly Considering Cutting Ties With $60 Million Outfielder
The Boston Red Sox have a crowded outfield
Scientists Developed Foot-Stiffening Socks That Could Make Walking Less Tiring
And they help solve an evolutionary mystery.
Gymshark in trademark battle that threatens future of small fitness business
Exclusive: British sportswear firm is seeking to obtain rights to The Conditioning Club, which is also the name of a Gloucestershire gym
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.
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.
COLLECTOR’S CORNER: Kudos to craftsmanship of the past
This maroon Lionel 248 locomotive dates from 1930 to 1932. SCOTT SIMMONS / COURTESY PHOTO Say what you will about antique and vintage consumer goods; most of the time, they represent a lot of handcraftsmanship.I was thinking about that recently, after buying an early-1930s Lionel electric toy train.Unlike the plastic models of today, the locomotive and cars were made of painted tinplate and fitted with brass and bronze trimmings.The maroon number 248 locomotive I bought came with a variety of cars of the same era. After 90 years, the boxcar doors still open and close, speaking volumes about the quality and skills that went into making a toy that represented a major sacrifice for a family, especially during the Great Depression.At that time, the O-gauge set cost about $7, which was a big chunk of an average weekly salary of about $27, so the construction needed to be heirloom-quality.The same held true 40 years later, when my paternal grandfather bought me an O-gauge Lionel train of my own one Christmas. I remember my 9-year-old self being slightly awestruck upon seeing the $60 price tag on the end of the box, probably purchased as a special product at JCPenney in the old Palm Beach Mall.In the months after he presented me with the train, Grandpa Simmons showed up in Fort Myers driving the Chevy El Camino from his office, which held an 8-foot board mounted with the track for my train. The Lionel model 806 box car dates from 1930 to 1934. SCOTT SIMMONS / COURTESY PHOTO Oh, how I loved that set and played with it for hours. Eventually, we set it up on card tables at one end of my maternal grandmother's large living room, taking it down whenever she needed the space to entertain.Years later, I had the locomotive overhauled, and we set it up around the Christmas tree. My dad and I got on the floor, adjusted the track, and the train sped around the tree, scaring the cat."Grandpa Simmons' eyes were bigger than his belly when he bought that train," I remember my grandmother saying. "I'm sure he's smiling down from heaven to see this."I thought about that as I looked at my newly acquired, nearly antique train.In its own way, that much later Lionel train was heirloom quality in its ability to help a family create memories. That magical 1990s Christmas is now part of its history.Even though many of its components were plastic, it still represented good American craftsmanship.You can't say that for many of the objects we use today.Many consumer products are designed to be disposable. I always chuckle when I see a vintage electric iron that has instructions for replacing the cord.Now, that was craftsmanship.But you could apply that thought to just about any consumer product back in the day. Before mechanization, even the most basic furnishings were cut, carved, and shaped by hand before being stained, varnished, or painted.It was the same with glassware and pottery, too — not to mention clothing.Grandma always remembered that even a cheap dress made during the Great Depression was still made of fabrics cut on the bias so they draped nicely and sewn with French seams, so the fabrics lay flat and didn't unravel.Like anything nearly, a century old, the vintage Lionel train I bought will need to be serviced before it can take a spin around the track, but its quality and charm endure.I think it's the underlying craftsmanship that inspires me to seek out vintage goods.Well, that, and maybe the opportunity to ponder an object's story, which is told in the patina of tiny scratches and shiny spots from years of use and care.
Joe Rogan Issues Warning to Trump After Midterm Losses
'The Joe Rogan Experience' podcast host backed Donald Trump in 2024 but recently criticized his administration.
Judo champion Teddy Riner shakes up French presidential race with surprise candidacy
Teddy Riner is one of the most popular figures in modern-day France, and one in five voters say they could support him.
I had a baby and a mom with Alzheimer's. Both needed me.
Elizabeth Stephens was burned out by caring for her toddler and mom with Alzheimer's while working. Finally being laid off from her job was a relief.
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.
Scandal-Plagued Dianna Russini’s Super Bowl Hope Faces Hurdles
Dianna Russini seeks a high-profile Super Bowl spot after a scandal. Her plan to use iHeartMedia faces NFL rules on offshore bookmakers.
Recap: Notre Dame crushes Boston College, 41-7
On Saturday afternoon, the Boston College Eagles football team traveled to South Bend to face off against their longtime rival Notre Dame Fighting Irish. After losing a heartbreaker to Florida State last week, the BC team needs an upset win in order to reach bowl eligibility this season. #5 Notre Dame, meanwhile, would jeopardize their […]
2027 South Side Sox Top Prospect No. 87: Riley Eikhoff
A healthy return could put Birmingham on the horizon
A.J. Brown will play in Week 10
A.J. Brown active for Week 10's game despite injuries to ankle, knee
Scientists discover there are way more bugs in California than you thought
A new study has increased the number of insect species in California to more than 60,000.
Kansas State Wildcats Drops Fourth Straight In Loss To TCU
The Kansas State Wildcats struggled offensively in loss to TCU Horned Frogs on the road
Miami signs Zane Gonzalez ahead of Week 10
Miami Dolphins PK Zane Gonzalez signed to active roster
Ole Miss had one job: Get to Oklahoma. But SEC bailed it out because of CFP pipe dream
A grounded flight shouldn’t excuse Ole Miss from playing Saturday. Get on a bus, get to Oklahoma and play the game, CFP dreams be damned.
Jaelan Phillips likely to play
Jaelan Phillips expected to face New Orleans despite hamstring injury
How potential secret weapon can give Lakers a massive edge
PALM DESERT – Coming into the 2026-27 season, Los Angeles Lakers fans were curious about the continued development of two-way contract guard Chris Mañon . Head coach JJ Redick spoke highly of him at times last season, but Mañon was the only one of the Lakers’ three two-way contract players who did not see regular rotation minutes as the year […] The post How potential secret weapon can give Lakers a massive edge appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Lutnick Pushed to Weaken Chip Rules That Overlap With His Family Business
The commerce secretary has been writing new rules that would affect Southeast Asian data centers, some of which are clients of his former firm.
High school football: City and Southern Section semifinals schedule
The schedule for Friday's CIF Los Angeles City and Southern Section football playoff semifinals.
Tennessee wins at Texas A&M with two quarterbacks
Tennessee football defeats Texas A&M in Week 11.
Patriots’ first 5 international games, revisited before Lions matchup
The Patriots will play their sixth international game later in 2026.
Army whistleblower alleges senior military officials ignored warnings ahead of deadly attack in Kuwait
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.
Arch Manning throws game-winning TD pass with 3 seconds left to crush No. 21 LSU's playoff hopes in No. 6 Texas' 22-21 win
LSU now has four losses.
From podcast to politics: Tampa real estate broker Garrett Greco shares his vision for the city's future
City of Ogallala celebrates business growth, $17 Million in new housing investments, and expanded private investments
The City of Ogallala (pop. 4,878) has earned recognition from the State of Nebraska as an Economic Development Certified Community, (EDCC), highlighting its commitment to business growth…
Braves News: Players reviews, offseason marches on, more
Atlanta Braves news and notes from Saturday
BEFORE THE ROAR: LSU battles Arch Manning, Texas
LSU is looking to stay alive in the CFP race
Lutnick Pushed to Weaken Chip Rules That Overlap With His Family Business
The commerce secretary has been writing new rules that would affect Southeast Asian data centers, some of which are clients of his former firm.
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
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
A Dietitian Says the Thanksgiving Side Most People Think Is the Healthy Choice Has More Sugar Than the Pie
Next to the stuffing and sweet potato casserole, cranberry sauce can seem like a lighter choice. It’s made from fruit, after all, and you’re having it with dinner, not dessert. But Ocean Spray’s Jellied Cranberry Sauce has 20 grams of added sugar per serving — most of the American Heart Association’s recommended daily limit of …
After near-upset, No. 24 Kentucky back to business vs. Grambling
After narrowly avoiding a major upset on Friday, Kentucky will return to the court on Monday as the No. 24 Wildcats host Grambling in Lexington, Ky.The Wildcats (3-1) needed Alex Wilkins' 3-pointer with 2.1 seconds remaining to stave off Northern Arizo...
After Texas takes LSU out of CFP contention, Arch Manning says it 'feels good' to 'end someone else's dream'
McIlroy wins record-equalling eighth Race to Dubai title
Rory McIlroy won his eighth Race to Dubai title to tie the record of Scotland's Colin Montgomerie after a dramatic final round of the season-ending $10 million DP World Tour Championship on Sunday.The new season of the DP World Tour starts in two weeks in Australia with the BMW Australian PGA Championship. str/ea
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
“Please Leave the Players out of This”: Taylor Lewan Refuses To Point Fingers As He Makes Plea to Wolverines Fans Amid Michigan’s Mounting Troubles
The Michigan Wolverines suffered a disappointing 31-7 defeat to No. 16 Oregon, raising questions about the program’s direction under head coach Kyle Whittingham.
Postgame Handshake Between Steve Sarkisian, Lane Kiffin Catches Attention
The No. 6 Texas Longhorns were searching for the win that would likely seal their College Football Playoff fate, while the No. 21 LSU Tigers were simply trying to stay alive. And amid all the things the Longhorns did to set themselves back on the road in Baton Rouge on Saturday, they came through in […] The post Postgame Handshake Between Steve Sarkisian, Lane Kiffin Catches Attention appeared first on HEAVY.
San Francisco 49ers vs. Dallas Cowboys: How to watch the NFL Week 10 game, channel, streaming info and more
'Who anointed him the king of broadcasting?': Tim Brando bashes Greg Sankey
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey has had a lot to say over the past week. Appearing as a guest with Paul Finebaum, Sankey offered critiques of the rival Big Ten, arguing against those that implied that an underlying pro-SEC bias helped the conference. But Sankey’s harshest words came for some of those in the broadcast booth.…
Brad Holmes Fires Back at Critics Over Detroit Lions Trade Deadline Decisions
Brad Holmes fires back at critics of the Detroit Lions' quiet NFL trade deadline, denying complacency and explaining his confidence in the roster.
McIlroy wins record-equalling eighth European title
Rory McIlroy pips Eugenio Chacarra in a thrilling battle to win a record-equalling eighth season-long European tour title, and his fifth in a row.
Phil Collins on health scare: 'I live a simple life'
Ahead of his Rock Hall induction, Phil Collins opens up about his quiet life and the health scare that brought him closer to his kids. (Nov. 14)
Fans react to Michigan Football’s brutal loss to Oregon
Michigan Football lost to Oregon on Saturday afternoon. Here’s how fans are reacting to head coach Kyle Whittingham and the team falling to 5-5:
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.
Board approves OCPS health insurance plan. Union calls it ‘a laughing stock’
The decision followed hours of debate over the financial health of the district’s employee insurance trust, the rising cost of coverage and what the changes could mean for the roughly 20,000 employees represented by the Orange Education Support Professionals Association and Classroom Teachers Association.
UFC 334 results: Luis Gurule upsets Bilal Hasan
The biggest favorite on UFC 334 was upset.
Eagles 2026 schedule: Is Philadelphia playing in Week 10?
Are the Eagles playing in Week 10? Philadelphia is on its bye. Here’s the full 2026 schedule and when the Eagles return against Pittsburgh
Taking Care of Business
Notre Dame exploded for 24 second quarter points enroute to a 41-7 dismantling of Boston College on Saturday. The Fighting Irish advanced to 9-1 on the season by avoiding any drama against the outmanned Eagles.
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.
James Gunn, Peter Safran's DC Split: Alleged Exec Tensions, Box Office Woes
Skydance finalized its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery earlier this year, and the DC Studios heads are already out.
Banton pushes case and bowlers sparkle for inconsistent England
Tom Banton scores a century and Sonny Baker and Gus Atkinson impress with the ball as England's wildly inconsistent one-day team hammer Australia.
Deen Castronovo farewells Journey amid 'health matters'
Deen Castronovo is no longer drumming with Journey.
Minnesota Vikings vs. Green Bay Packers: How to watch the Week 10 NFL game, channel, streaming info and more
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.
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.
Community supports local businesses at Havelock Fall Food Truck Festival
Community supports local businesses at Havelock Fall Food Truck Festival
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 […]
Prep talk: Simi Valley turns to freshman center to win playoff game
Carson Guzzo, who played freshman football, comes off the bench to play center for the Pioneers in a victory over Temecula Valley.
Beyond K-pop: The Thai entertainment explosion winning over Malaysian fans
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 15 — From swarming shopping mall concourses to packed concert halls, Malaysian youth culture is...
‘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
Judge halts Trump plan to redevelop Washington, DC, golf course
A federal judge halted President Donald Trump’s plan to renovate a municipal golf court in Washington, DC, on Saturday night, issuing a temporary order that requires the administration keep the course open after Trump said it would be closed on Sunday for the overhaul.
Universal Health Services Bets on Hospital Recovery as Medicaid Payments Fall in 2027
Universal Health Services (NYSE:UHS) expects improving performance at three struggling hospitals to help offset a significant decline in nonrecurring Medicaid supplemental payments in 2027, Chief Financial Officer Steve Filton said at an investor conference. The hospital operator is also counting o
City of Ogallala celebrates business growth, $17 Million in new housing investments, and expanded private investments
The City of Ogallala (pop. 4,878) has earned recognition from the State of Nebraska as an Economic Development Certified Community, (EDCC), highlighting its commitment to business growth…
Dolphins Sign Gonzalez As McCord Prepares For Indy Start
Miami signs kicker Zane Gonzalez and elevates Jalen Reagor ahead of Sunday's game. See the full roster moves and injury updates for the Colts matchup.
The Best Shows Created by Dan Harmon, Ranked
Dan Harmon is what I always expected a great writer to be: an irritable workaholic who drinks too much and, by his own admission, hardly ever showers.Brilliant minds usually come with personalities th...
ECU Medical Health Center celebrates 75 years
ECU Health held a luncheon to celebrate 75 years.
Cavaliers will play Mavericks without entire usual starting lineup
CLEVELAND (AP) — The Cavaliers will be without their entire starting lineup Saturday against the Dallas Mavericks after four players were ruled out following their travel difficulties returning to Cleveland.Shooting guard Donovan Mitchell (left knee bruise), point guard James Harden (left calf), small forward Peyton Watson (right hamstring) and center Jarrett Allen (right knee) were listed as inactive by coach Kenny Atkinson during his pregame availability.
Why Is Oracle (ORCL) Expanding Its Health Data Network With Federal Agencies?
Oracle (NYSE: ORCL) said the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of War joined the Oracle Health Information Network. The Oracle Health Information Network is a federally designated Qualified Health Information Network that supports nationwide health data exchange. This move is intended to give clinicians across federal and community settings broader, secure access to patient health information. The decision by the VA and Department of War to plug into Oracle's health data...
Denny Hamlin Calls Carson Hocevar ‘Brother’ After LeMullets Race
Denny Hamlin and Carson Hocevar traded insults for a three-word reply after a wild Crown Victoria race in Florida, signaling a truce between the rivals.
Today in White Sox History: November 14
Chris Sale begins a seven-season streak of Cy Young support
Lions vs. Patriots: Live score updates, highlights, injury news
Live score updates and highlights from Munich: Detroit Lions vs. New England Patriots.
Seahawks special teams report: Jason Myers’ performance this season
Jason Myers is putting together a strong season and enters the Seahawks’ Week 10 matchup against the Raiders with productivity on his side.
Packers Analysts Predict Kirk Cousins' Minnesota Vikings' Debut Game
Minnesota visits Lambeau Field seeking a season sweep, while Green Bay analysts bet on Jordan Love to dismantle Brian Flores’ blitz-heavy defense and spoil Kirk Cousins’ divisional debut.
Blackhawks' Spencer Knight gives up Jets goal after stick gets wedged in boards
Chicago Blackhawks goaltender Spencer Knight was making a routine play behind the net, but his stick got wedged into a small gap in the boards.