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Tampa General Hospital Advances High-Reliability Journey With First-of-Its-Kind Certification - Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report
The academic medical center at TGH Davis Islands builds on nationally recognized safety programs with a new certification milestone and a reliability management platform being developed with Palantir to help […]
US SECTORS CALL: Financials, Health Care & Consumer Staples
Stocks bounced back last week after the prior week’s AI selloff. The S&P 500 rose 2.5% and is up 10.5% ytd. The chip trade rebounded, but leadership changed hands. Nvidia’s board opened an investigation into allegations against CEO Jensen Huang, who resigned on Thursday. CFO
How many congressional Democrats is Trump planning to prosecute?
If you can't beat 'em, jail 'em.
Becker’s names Elizabeth Squires among 2026 Hospital and Health System CNOs to Know - Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report
November 13, 2026 – Elizabeth “Liz” Squires, vice president of nursing operations for Encompass Health, has been named to Becker’s Hospital Review’s 2026 list of Hospital and Health System CNOs to […]
How to Stop Doomscrolling, According to a Mental Health Expert
Can't seem to put your phone down? A mental health expert shares a simple habit that could help you reclaim your free time.
Prescription by Subscription: The Hidden Risks of Online Healthcare
Whether it’s a last-minute script, medical certificate or weight-loss treatment, many Australians are turning to online commercial health platforms for their healthcare. But while this model of care is quickly becoming big business, it also raises some significant ethical and policy issues, including risks to patient safety and consumer protection, according to new Adelaide University research.
Student mental health challenges hit a 4-year high. Help is available
Mental health concerns among college students are at an all-time high. These resources can help support FSU, FAMU, and TSC students’ needs.
USC’s Playoff Hopes Crash After Late Turnover By Jayden Maiava
USC's season implodes in Bloomington. A late interception ends College Football Playoff dreams and puts coach Lincoln Riley's job on the line.
Here’s Brunch, a pop-up, weekend email about the 2026 gubernatorial transition & more
Your Sunday buffet of Florida politics, food, culture & more.
Cardiovascular health topic of UToledo Health educational program
The next UToledo Health community conversation at the Monroe Street Neighborhood Center will focus on cardiovascular health. Barbara Yearty, heart failure ...
Jets QB Geno Smith Exits With Concussion Against Bills
New York Jets QB Geno Smith exits with an injury against the Buffalo Bills.
Is the political climate toxic?
There’s a question in the latest poll by Marc for Antenna TV about political toxicity and who’s responsible for it. The government is blamed by 51.7% of respondents, the media by 44.3%, the opposition overall by 37% and social media by 15%.
Putting animal science into practice at the MALC
Gemma Dotts came to The Ohio State University to study animal sciences. Instead of traveling outside the city for hands-on livestock experience, the third-year student at Ohio State’s College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) has that opportunity right on campus, in the he
SGMC Health equips local sheriff’s offices with AEDs
The South Georgia Medical Center (SGMC) donated several Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) to local sheriff’s offices.
WATCH: Politics Today for the week of Nov. 15, 2026
On Nov. 15, during the Politics Today episode on KAMR Local 4 News, Politics Today’s Jack Kessler reviews several recent political developments and topics of interest in the High Plains.
‘Landman’ films season 3 scenes during TCU’s home win over Kansas State
There were a few special guests at the Big 12 football game.
Flaming Hydra’s new Kickstarter campaign rethinks e-book ownership and digital lending
A new Kickstarter campaign aims to usher in the “return of the human internet.”
A Man Has Just Retired, But the Government Insists He Is Dead. Welcome to ‘When I Existed’! (Exclusive Trailer, Plus Chat With the Directors)
Uruguayan writers-directors Alejandro Damiani and Martin Avdolov discuss their feature debut, premiering at Tallinn, full of black humor. Plus, watch the exclusive trailer. Kafka sends his regards!
'French Fractures' survey: Amid polarized political landscape, people no longer see elections as a solution
NEWS ANALYSIS. Conducted for Le Monde by Ipsos BVA-CESI Engineering School, this major annual survey on French values provides a valuable snapshot of the country's political mood ahead of the presidential election. The survey reveals a society increasingly angry, with a stark return of the left-right divide.
8 Must-Play Open-World RPGs for People With Real-Life Schedules
RPGs big and small that you can tackle in a night or two...or piece out bite-sized whenever you have a minute
Why Florida should keep investing in global health research
When we talk about protecting Americans, we often think about securing our borders, strengthening our military and preparing for threats. But some of the costliest threats are those we fail to see coming.
As Congress plans investigations, White House prepares ferocious response
In anticipation of Democrats’ return to control of Congress in his second term, Trump is threatening to treat some legislative oversight as a potential crime.
New Maori Generation Seeks to Reshape New Zealand's Political Landscape
By Lucy Craymer WELLINGTON, Nov 16 (Reuters) - For three years, lawyer Tania Waikato used social media to challenge what she saw as the government's assault on New Zealand's founding document and to encourage people to vote. Now, as a newly elected Green MP, she is taking the fight to parliament.
New York Finds 82% of Carelon-Listed Mental Health Providers Unavailable
New York investigators found that only eight of 44 Carelon-listed mental health providers offered appointments. Settlements require refunds, directory corrections, and faster access to out-of-network care.
Haitian fans turn Miami match into celebration, politics platform despite 6-0 to US
Haiti suffered a 6-0 defeat to the U.S. men’s national team in Miami Saturday. But the mostly Haitian crowd turned the match into an electrifying celebration of national pride and opportunity to share views on Haiti’s security crisis.
Laramie County health and food inspections (11/6/26–11/12/26)
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — The Cheyenne-Laramie County Health Department inspects restaurants, bars, convenience stores, delis, grocery stores, bed and breakfasts
From Dhaka to Marquette: Paramita Basak Upama brings global perspectives to Computer Science research
When Paramita Basak Upama first arrived at Marquette University, she was beginning a new chapter far from the family, friends and familiar surroundings she had known in Bangladesh. As the first woman in her family to study abroad—in a country where she had no family members—she faced the challenges of building a life in a…
Stray Kids Announces RUN IT World Tour: Everything You Need to Know
The K-pop superstars will continue their stadium tour in early 2027.
Phil Collins Addresses Health Concerns and Furture Performances
Phil Collins made a rare public appearance to accept his induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame at the ceremony in Los Angeles on Saturday.
Palm Health Foundation Opens Nursing Scholarship Applications - Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report
November 13, 2026 – Palm Health Foundation, Palm Beach County’s community foundation for health, is now accepting undergraduate and graduate nursing scholarship applications for the 2027 academic cycle. Administered by the […]
Students in Dallas County get up-close look at science lessons
Students in Selma and Dallas County are getting a hands-on look at the future of aviation and technology.
Natrona County health and food inspections (11/6/26–11/12/26)
CASPER, Wyo. — The Casper-Natrona County Health Department inspects restaurants, grocery stores, convenience stores, mobile food units, commissaries and
Scientists Uncover a Bizarre Quantum Effect Where Time Could Flow at Different Speeds Simultaneously
Scientists have developed a theoretical framework that could allow atomic clocks to reveal a strange quantum effect in which different flows of time exist simultaneously. Raise an atomic clock by just a few millimeters, and it ticks slightly faster because gravity is weaker at the higher position. Today’s most precise clocks can detect this tiny
U.S. Imperialism in the Middle East After the Midterms
Gilbert Achcar answers questions on the Iran war, Israel-Palestine, and Middle East regional dynamics.
Ilhan Omar Sets Major Party Record in 5th CD Rout
Omar broke her own state record for the largest Democratic or Republican U.S. House victory against a major party opponent in Minnesota history this cycle.
NYC DSA urges AOC to run for president while planning to take over City Council
NYC's Democratic Socialists of America voted to urge AOC to run for president in 2028, but some resolutions sparked an AI-generated controversy.
US flight chaos lingers over weekend after lengthy stoppage
U.S. air travel struggled to recover over the weekend from the longest nationwide flight suspension since the September 2001 terrorist attacks, with thousands of cancellations following an outage that laid
Jupiter Medical Center Foundation Raises Record $102 Million in Single Fiscal Year - Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report
Fundraising milestone puts independent not-for-profit on par with academic health systems November 3, 2026 – Jupiter Medical Center Foundation raised more than $102 million in philanthropic support during fiscal year […]
Chiefs' Star TE Travis Kelce Leaves Early vs. Falcons Due To Ankle Injury
Kansas City's Travis Kelce headed to the locker room with an apparent ankle injury and is questionable to return.
Tampa General Hospital Named a 2026 Marketing Impact Award Winner by Ad Age and Modern Healthcare - Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report
The recognition honors an innovative 3D campaign that highlighted a key medical differentiator in the region. Nov. 13, 2026 – Tampa General Hospital (TGH) announced that its “Region’s Only Level […]
Vikings pummel Packers 30-10 in Kirk Cousins' return
Cousins threw for 207 yards and two touchdowns in his first game with the team since 2023.
The Watch: Water Bills Surge Across U.S., Straining Households
Extreme weather, data center demand driving up water costs…’forever chemicals’ linked to aggressive breast cancer…more than 100 million Americans lack primary healthcare…and more
C.J. Stroud tosses three TDs in Week 10 vs. Browns
Houston Texans quarterback C.J. Stroud completed 20 of 38 passes for 211 yards, three touchdowns and one interception in Week 10
What San Antonio healthcare leaders want from lawmakers in 2027
San Antonio health leaders push for Medicaid expansion, restored ACA subsidies and community health worker funding after midterms.
Gophers fire offensive coordinator Greg Harbaugh
The Gophers have fired offensive coordinator Greg Harbaugh on Sunday, a source confirmed to the Pioneer Press. Harbaugh’s offense has struggled throughout Big Ten play this season, a continuation of four years of subpar offensive play from Minnesota. Harbaugh has been Minnesota’s play caller since 2023, and the U has ranked outside the top 75 in yards per play and points per game each year. In ...
Tennessee gets $210M in second year of federal Rural Health Transformation grant
Tennessee received $210.3 million for the second year of the federal Rural Health Transformation Program, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Shannon Singleton talks win in Multnomah County Chair election
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — It’s official: Shannon Singleton has gone from Multnomah County commissioner to Multnomah County chair-elect. Singleton took about 57% of the vote in the county&…
A Decade of Feathers and Fun: The Angry Birds Movie’s 10th Anniversary
“The Angry Birds Movie” is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a return to cinemas! The movie was originally released in 2016 and is an animated comedy based on the popular mobile game created by Rovio Entertainment. The movie was directed by Clay Kaytis and Fergal Reilly and stars Jason Sudeikis as Red, Josh Gad as...
Local insurance agent breaks down what to know about 2027 health coverage
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) — Choosing health insurance for 2027 could mean higher costs for some consumers. A local insurance agent says people should look beyond the monthly premium before renewing their…
Blue Wave was a blow to Vance’s ambitions
History doesn’t favor 42-year-old Vance, as only two sitting vice presidents have ascended to the presidency despite being well-positioned to do exactly that.
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...
What’s that construction? We have answers for three sites around Fresno
The projects are aimed at seniors and people needing healthcare.
Daron Bland trending towards playing
Daron Bland appears likely to face Niners despite ankle issue
How Florida can tax the rich
This is Seeking Rents, a newsletter and podcast devoted to producing independent journalism about Florida politics, with an emphasis on the ways that big businesses and other special interests influence public policy in the state. Seeking Rents is produced by veteran investigative journalist Jason Garcia, and it is free to all. But you can support my work by becoming a paid subscriber and/or by making a one-time donation. Subscribe Welcome to another installment of Florida in Five: Five* stories you need to read from the past week in Florida politics. The very last bill that Jeb Bush ever signed as governor of Florida eliminated a state tax on investment holdings like stocks, bonds and mutual funds. It was known as the “intangibles tax,” and it was a type of property tax — but one levied on financial assets rather than land and buildings. And Bush, who grew up summering at the family compound in Kennebunkport, Maine, had made abolishing the intangibles tax one of his top policy goals from the moment he was sworn in as governor. Bush used to call it a tax on “seniors and savers.” But it was really a tax on the rich: By the time he and Florida’s Republican-controlled Legislature repealed it in 2006, a married couple had to have at least $500,000 in non-retirement investments — more than $800,000 in today’s inflation-adjusted dollars — before they paid a dime. The average intangibles taxpayer was a millionaire, and rainy day or retirement funds like personal savings accounts and 401(k) plans were completely exempt. The intangibles tax on investments has been dead for 20 years now. But perhaps it’s time for a resurrection. The hard truth is that Florida is going to have to raise revenue from somewhere soon. Voters just approved Amendment 3, the constitutional amendment that will immediately hand a supersized tax break to homeowners and set the state on a path to eliminating all property taxes homeowners currently pay to support municipal services like police, fire, parks and more. Some cities and counties could quickly lose nearly a third of their general funds. And despite what some of the armchair shitposters seem to believe, you can’t simply cut your way out of deficits like that — unless you’re prepared to start amputating limbs. There are already discussions of higher sales taxes, special property assessments, and flat user fees that threaten to turn libraries and boat ramps into toll roads. But those are all sources of revenue that would fall hardest on working- and middle-class Floridians — in a state that already has the country’s most upside-down tax code. Bringing back the intangibles tax wouldn’t be a panacea. Economists estimate that 1 mill — essentially $1,000 of tax on every $1 million of investments — would raise a little more than $700 million a year. Amendment 3, by contrast, is expected to cost cities, counties and towns more than $12 billion a year — and that’s before the newly-quintupled homestead exemption begins to escalate beyond $250,000. But an intangibles tax could help soften some of the coming service cuts. And it would do so in a way that makes the billionaires who bankroll too many of Florida’s top politicians carry some of the weight of Amendment 3. There is an even bolder step that Gov.-elect Byron Donalds and the new, more narrowly divided Legislature could take to raise revenue — one that would support Florida’s small businesses to boot. It’s a policy known as “combined reporting.” And it would effectively close tax loopholes that many of the world’s largest corporations — corporations that are earning billions of dollars in profits in Florida — are using to dodge the state’s corporate income tax. I’ve been writing about combined reporting for years — at the Orlando Sentinel, at Florida Trend, and repeatedly here at Seeking Rents — so I won’t get deep in the weeds on it again right now. But, at the most basic level, combined reporting makes it harder for a corporation to game the tax code by moving money from one pocket to another. Florida is one of a minority of states that still uses an antiquated approach called “separate reporting.” Under separate reporting, a multinational corporation that has hundreds of different subsidiaries can pretend that each of those entities is an independent company for tax purposes. It will have some of those subsidiaries file tax returns in Florida, and it will make sure that many others do not. The setup enables corporations to transfer money between those subsidiaries in order to open and exploit gaps in tax rules. This is why, to name one very basic example, so many corporations are able to shave millions of dollars from their Florida tax bills just by paying themselves to use their own names and logos. Combined reporting is both simpler and fairer. All combined reporting does is require a corporation to file a single unified tax return — just like the single unified corporation it actually is. That alone closes off many of the tax-dodging strategies available under separate reporting. Would you like to support Seeking Rents without becoming a subscriber? Already a paid subscriber but want to do more to help sustain my work? Click below to make a one-time donation. Support Seeking Rents By some recent estimates, combined reporting would generate more than $2 billion in revenue for Florida, which would go a long way to easing the looming Amendment 3 austerity. But just as importantly, combined reporting would also level the competitive playing field for Florida’s small businesses — locally owned businesses that don’t have the teams of accountants, lawyers and lobbyists needed to set up intangibles holding companies in Delaware or pull off a “double Irish with a Dutch sandwich.” There is no doubt that Amendment 3 is going to force a lot of hard choices across Florida over the next few years. But it’s also going to create some real opportunities for positive reform. *To paraphrase Barbossa, five is more what you’d call a guideline than an actual rule. Well, well, well, if it isn’t the consequences of my own actions St. Patrick’s Day parade canceled in Florida thanks to state’s anti-DEI law (NBC News) See also: In wake of ‘blue tsunami,’ Miami moves to gut LGBTQ board, repeal affirmative action programs (Florida Trib) Speaking of consequences… ‘It’s going to be painful’: St. Johns County puts fire station on hold, plans staff cuts amid Amendment 3 fallout (News4Jax) See also: Sheriff Orders Staff to Prepare Drastic Cuts: ‘Everything Is On the Table,’ From Helicopter to Body Cams to Service Cuts (FlaglerLive) See also: After Florida voters approve property tax relief, Immokalee Fire faces funding dilemma (WINK) See also: Florida county delays hiring new firefighters, citing Amendment 3 (Treasure Coast Newspapers) ($) See also: Broward children’s council expects to lose up to $17 million in 2027 after the passing of Amendment 3 (CBS News Miami) See also: Safety Harbor considers canceling holiday parade, other events to cut costs (Bay News 9) See also: Property tax amendment could lead to more private industry in government (WLRN) Watch also: Florida Trib Live: Assessing the impact of Amendment 3 (Florida Trib) The last remaining MAGA state? State to cover full cost of Trump airport rebranding in West Palm (Palm Beach Post) ($) See also: Uthmeier subpoenas Democratic Socialists regarding alleged foreign contributions (Florida Phoenix) See also: Florida AG calls state’s bump stock ban unconstitutional, says office will no longer defend it (CBS News Miami) See also: Conservative media brand Newsmax buys ‘Voice of the Cuban Exile (Miami New Times) See also: 287-gag order? Doral city attorney blocks discussion about exiting ICE agreement (Miami New Times) Pay attention to Byron Donalds’ PSC appointments FPL wrongly raised rates while regulators stood by, consumer advocate says (Tampa Bay Times) ($) See also: University of Miami trustees chairman to lead Byron Donalds’ transition team (Miami Herald) ($) See also: Byron Donalds’ transition team includes founder of billionaire-funded think tank that targeted child labor protections, labor unions (Orlando Weekly) When it rains it pours How much rain can Florida take? Recent ‘rain bombs’ offer a troubling preview (Miami Herald) See also: Environmentalists leery of plan to blast, pump and mine area south of Lake O (Florida Trib) Stories to watch as session approaches GOP’s hold on Florida could chart the future of data centers (Politico Florida) See also: Florida regulators reject Duke Energy’s data center plan as too risky for consumers (Tampa Bay Times) ($) See also: Developer uses new state law to turn county golf courses into housing (Palm Beach Post) ($) See also: District level reform’: How Success Academy hopes to change education in Florida (Miami Herald) ($) See also: Why is Publix battling in the Florida Supreme Court? (WKMG) The Florida swamp does D.C. Flying by pricey military jet, Rubio rarely misses a Florida football game (Washington Post) ($) See also: Susie Wiles’ old lobbying firm made $186 million under Trump. Now it’s caught in MAGA’s feud. (CBS News) cc: Governor’s Office and Legislature Nebraska Rushed Medicaid Work Rules. Then a Cancer Patient Was Told He’d Lost Coverage. (KFF Health News) See also: Trump Administration Delays Enforcement of Medicaid Work Requirement (New York Times) ($) Perspectives Amendment 3 Passed (Policy 68) The Shamelessness of Marco Rubio (The Atlantic) ($) Never Rubio (The Bulwark) The midterms sent a message. It’s time for South Florida to cut ties with ICE. (Miami New Times) Feds consider letting destructive shrimping into protected Florida reef (Florida Phoenix) 3 ways to help fight for public records and transparent government in Florida (Orlando Sentinel) ($)
New Maori generation seeks to reshape New Zealand’s political landscape
By Lucy Craymer WELLINGTON, Nov 16 (Reuters) - For three years, lawyer Tania Waikato used social media to challenge what she saw as the government's assault on New Zealand's founding document and to encourage people to vote. Now, as a newly elected Gre...
College Football Sunday Summary; Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
It was a crazy weekend, with ground stops affecting thousands of planes across the country and college football travel for teams and fans alike. College Football Sunday Summary takes a look at who had a smooth flying experience, who had a weekend of turbulence, and where we are with planes, trains, and automobiles. College Football …
Business People: Ryan Steines named CFO at Patterson
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY Patterson Cos. Inc., a Mendota Heights-based national supplier of medial equipment to veterinary and dental practices, announced the appointment of Ryan Steines as chief financial officer, effective Nov. 3. Steines is…
Disney Live Entertainment Team to Share Haunted Mansion Holiday Secrets at Walt Disney Family Museum
Lindsey Bryant and Tim Wollweber will take fans inside the 25‑year tradition of Disneyland’s seasonal overlay
Two business owners arrested in ongoing Barry County fraud investigation
BARRY COUNTY, Mo. — Two Barry County business owners were arrested Thursday, Nov. 12, in an investigation into businesses that allegedly received approximately $5 million from customers. According …
An Entire Planet Mysteriously Disappeared This Year, and Scientists Think They Know Why
A giant exoplanet vanished from view after years of observation, and scientists suspect another planet's gravity is responsible.
Trump breaks silence on nationwide ground stop and demands more money from Congress
The president has been conspicuously quiet on the ground stop since it began Friday afternoon, instead issuing statements on social media about completely different topics as frustrated passengers were left stranded at airports and his government scrambled with airlines to restore normal travel.
Alfredo Addeo: Science Brings Us Together, People Make the Difference - Highlights from ILCS
Alfredo Addeo: Science Brings Us Together, People Make the Difference - Highlights from ILCS / Alfredo Addeo, cancer, Hopitaux Universitaires de Genève,
Cara Delevingne calls Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding an ‘absolute highlight’ of her year
It’s been a big year for one of Taylor Swift’s oldest friends as she starred in a movie, released her first album, appeared on the cover of Playboy, and appeared in a Swift music video. But when asked...
10th annual Taste of Korea returns to Honolulu with food, entertainment and a cause
Taste of Korea is set for Friday, Nov. 20, at 6 p.m. at Honolulu Country Club in Salt Lake.
In newly blue Texas, far-right Christian nationalists gather to plan a future after Trump
Disillusioned by President Donald Trump, hundreds of people gathered in newly blue Texas this weekend for a far-right Christian nationalist conference to discuss a path forward to advance their agenda after major Republican defeats in the midterm elections.
Rockstar Confirms 'GTA 6' Breaks Major Franchise Traditions Days Before Launch
GTA 6 appears to be reworking some of the series’ oldest assumptions in ways that could surprise longtime players.
Campbell County health and food inspections (11/6/26–11/12/26)
GILLETTE, Wyo. — The Consumer Health Services Division of the Wyoming Department of Agriculture conducts inspections of retail food establishments throughout Wyoming (where there is not a local health department that does inspections) to help ensure safety of Wyoming residents. Campbell County establishments are inspected at least once a year by the WDA. All of […]
Patrick Mahomes throws five TDs, Chiefs beat Falcons 35-13
Mahomes threw for five touchdowns for the first time since 2022 to help the Chiefs move to 7-2 on the season.
Democratic group launches new push to shape AI agenda before 2028
A Democratic political organization is announcing a new effort to shape how to talk with voters about artificial intelligence, an issue that an increasing number of party leaders believe creates a stark contrast with President Donald Trump’s opposition to regulating the technology.
Executive Summary: Blondin’s life shaped by unplanned art museum visit
Editor’s note: The Fort Smith Metro Daily News Executive Summary series is focused on looking under the title, so to speak, of a business, government, and non-profit executive in the...
Billy Evans On 'You Can See Everything' Nudity
After finding out you really can see everything in A24's Nathan Fielder/Lance Oppenheim doc, Billy Evans is sharing his side of the story.
Scientists created artificial, life-like muscles for humanoid robots
The components help robots play piano and dart detached eyeballs.
Which animal would you most want to talk to, if you could?
Recently, researchers used AI to "decode" segments of birdsong. In the wake of this, Live Science asks its readers which animal they'd want to communicate with.
The new Apple TV has twice as much RAM as the previous model, but apps and games can't use it
The new Apple TV 4K features an A19 chip inside with 128 GB storage and 8 GB RAM, twice the...
At Sea-Tac Airport, it’s mostly business as usual after ground stop
"We’re seeing pretty smooth passenger operations at SEA," according to a statement from Port of Seattle spokesperson, Katherine Fountain.
Public Hearing on Stephens County Hospital’s transition to Wellstar Health System
A public hearing is scheduled for Monday, November 16, on Stephens County Hospital’s transition to Wellstar Health System. It takes place from 1-4 p.m. in the Stephens County Historic Courthouse at 37 West Tugalo Street in Toccoa. By joining Wellstar Health System, Stephens County Hospital will have access to more specialized services for the community, and its existing debt will [...]
'I want nothing to do with politics': Dana White called out for hypocrisy
Kirk Herbstreit pleaded political ignorance in the controversial aftermath of Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) appearing on ESPN’s College GameDay, and a quick search proved Herbstreit’s comments disingenuous. UFC CEO Dana White just put himself in a similar situation. White and President Donald Trump have been friends for decades, as ESPN thoroughly chronicled recently, and their ties…
Bucs QB Baker Mayfield's Week 11 Status Reportedly In Doubt With Ankle Injury
Baker Mayfield has been in and out of a walking boot in recent days and has been rehabbing throughout Tampa's bye week.
Mike Jerrick responds to fans, will he return to Good Day Philadelphia?
FOX29 viewers have posted well-wishes on X to Mike Jerrick during his recent absence from 'Good Day Philadelphia.’ The longtime host has responded.
1,000 Robotic Surgeries Later: Orlando Health Sebastian River Hospital Surgeon Debunks Three Common Myths Patients Still Believe - Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report
November 9, 2026 — After completing his 1,000th robotic-assisted surgery, Orlando Health Sebastian River Hospital general surgeon Dr. Joseph Bedway says one thing continues to surprise him: how many misconceptions still […]
A.J. Brown heads to locker room with hamstring injury
It's been another tough day in the disappointing first year as a Patriot for wide receiver A.J.
Entertainment: Sabrina Claudio returns to the Blue Note
Singer-songwriter Sabrina Claudio performs at 9 p.m. Sunday for a second night at the Blue Note.
Lil Yachty Promises 'Bad Gifts Will Be Extinct' in Lids Holiday Campaign
Chase B, Jade Cargill, Dixie D'Amelio, and more also star in the new campaign.
Disney News Recap: Santa Arrives, Avengers: Doomsday Heats Up and Star Wars Turns 50
Santa arrived at Disney World and Disneyland, EPCOT's holiday menus dropped, the Avengers: Doomsday countdown heated up and Star Wars revealed its 50th anniversary plans.
William Paca Club to Host 1st Annual Children’s Candy Cane Hunt – A Magical Holiday Celebration for Young Families!
William Paca Club in New Providence hosts a free Children’s Candy Cane Hunt with Santa, cookies, and hot cocoa on Dec. 5.
U.S. Soccer's Pursuit Of Pep Guardiola Reportedly Hits A Snag
The pursuit of Pep Guardiola to take over the U.S. men's national team could be short-lived.
America's first Muslim senator exposes a political blind spot
Abdul El-Sayed's election as the first Muslim senator-elect puts Islamism, the Muslim Brotherhood and antisemitism at the heart of a national debate.
The tech products we enthusiastically recommend this holiday season
We've been reviewing a bunch of new gadgets at TechCrunch this year, and we have some clear favorites to share for your Black Friday shopping and beyond.
Jahmyr Gibbs has 252 all-purpose yards in Week 10
Jahmyr Gibbs collects 153 rushing yards, 99 receiving yards against Pats
Jensen Huang Said Its China AI Business Was Dead. Reuters Just Found $3.2 Billion That Raises Questions
NVIDIA told investors to expect nothing from China, and Jensen Huang called its market share there zero. Chinese procurement records tell a different story, and the gap could matter more than any earnings beat.
Fanttik’s S1 Pro electric screwdriver is $40 off in the run-up to Black Friday
One of our go-to gadgets for repairs and furniture.
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 Arizona 78-77.
Baptist Health Foundation Receives $1 Million Gift from Michael and Bertha Lowell to Advance Surgical Services at Baptist Health Doctors Hospital - Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report
November 12, 2026 – Baptist Health Foundation announced today that Michael and Bertha Lowell have made a $1 million philanthropic gift to benefit the ongoing renovation and modernization of surgical […]
Behind the scenes of Scott Colom’s viral ‘pick another protein’ ad
Russ Hudson of Columbus, Mississippi, became one of the unexpected stars of the 2026 midterms, with a feature role in an ad that’s since been viewed more than 20 million times on X alone – tipping his head back and exclaiming, “sheeeit.”
Palm Health Foundation Campaign Spotlights the Power of Community Collaboration - Florida Hospital News and Healthcare Report
More than 250 community members joined October’s Train the Brain events to celebrate the launch of the Brain Health Network November 11. 2026 – Palm Health Foundation’s October 2026 Train […]
Kentucky looks to sharpen execution against Grambling after scare
Alex Wilkins provided late-game heroics for Mark Pope's squad on Friday, but the Wildcats need better execution on the glass as Isaiah Miranda leads the Tigers into Lexington.
GLP-1s save on health costs if they don't go above this price, CVS analysis finds
A new CVS Health analysis showed that GLP-1 drugs are linked to fewer hospitalizations and lower health care costs, but not enough to offset their current price point.