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Health advice is a click away on social media, but doctors caution against trusting "SickTok"
Doctors are finding they are faced with questions about health advice from social media, but they caution that you can't always trust what you find.
Scientists use gene editing to create hypoallergenic dogs
Scientists at a biotech company have used gene editing to create two hypoallergenic beagles that don't trigger allergies.
Christ the Good Shepherd to hold Parish Festival
Christ the Good Shepherd’s annual Parish Festival will be held Friday (4-8 p.m.) and Saturday (2-8 p.m.) in the church parking lot and in the parish hall, 135 E. Fourth
House Democrats targeting 12 new GOP-held districts, including Lauren Boebert and NRCC Chair Richard Hudson's seats
Pixel Tag pricing leak sets up a direct showdown with Apple AirTag
A new leak reveals the Google Pixel Tag price and launch date ahead of the Made by Google event, positioning it against Apple AirTag.
What Gives Me Hope About the Future of Public Health in the U.S.
"Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, new ways of working in public health are emerging," writes Dr. Debra Houry.
TikTok Videos Coming to Disney+ in Deal Between Companies
Creators on TikTok will get access to Disney photo and video assets if they opt-in to the program, with their videos living on both platforms.
College football leaders seek an act of Congress to bring parity
The Texas Longhorns reportedly invested nearly $48 million in their roster as the Wisconsin Badgers spent $25 million.
There are a few gooduns in August's Xbox Game Pass line-up, including a surprisingly sexy, and funny, furniture dating sim
Ever dated a door before? Don't knock it until you've tried.
Bangladesh’s Ousted Leader Says She’ll Return Despite Threats
Bangladesh’s ousted leader Sheikh Hasina vowed to return to her country despite facing a death sentence, calling it her “duty” to help rescue a country she described as sliding into economic distress and democratic decline.
Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens in tight contest as Michigan counts Democratic Senate primary votes
Malaysia Says Investment Pipeline Holds Despite Political Angst
Malaysia continues to attract strong foreign investor interest despite growing political uncertainty following a string of local election setbacks for Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s coalition.
Schrager: New York will regret going into the grocery business
The market, as I have noted before, is a small miracle. All these people come together — sellers, buyers, go-betweens — with different preferences, needs and resources, and they manage
Mountain West, Pac-12 finalize settlement over 'poaching' and exit fees
The Pac-12 and some of new the schools joining the conference filed a lawsuit in California in 2024, claiming the poaching clause the league agreed to when it signed a
Capital One dismissal bid puts Trump's JPMorgan Chase "political debanking" lawsuit in sharper focus
New filing in Trump's Capital One case spotlights the challenge of proving political bias when banks can broadly close accounts at their discretion.
Michigan primary elections, in Detroit
A woman votes at a polling station during the Michigan primary elections, in Detroit, Michigan, U.S., August 4, 2026.
Workers in Alameda County pushing for $30 minimum wage
Hightower Signature Wealth Adds $2.5 Billion Business
Since the start of this year, HTSW, which launched in October last year, has added almost $30 billion in assets under management.
Countries put science and precaution above race to start deep seabed m
More member states of the International Seabed Authority announced support for a precautionary pause or moratorium during its annual meeting, citing a lack of science and concerns for the long-term ef
F&M Brewing Science
Rob Jinks, professor of biology, who teaches the Brewing Science class at Franklin & Marshall College, dispenses a New England Indian Pale Ale into a pitcher inside Fair Trade Cafe
Trump administration admits cancellation of Maryland energy grants was political
Two siblings in Lehigh County contract measles, health officials say
NASA Engineers Help Prolong Voyager 2’s Science Mission
Engineers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory have successfully freed up power on Voyager 2, extending how long the spacecraft can continue to do
Outdoor rec businesses sought for free business accelerator program
The ActivatOR Outdoor Recreation Growth Accelerator program is aimed at businesses ranging from startups to established companies.
Disney Moves Consumer Products to Studios
Disney is restructuring its Consumer Products division, moving operations from Experiences to Entertainment Studios in October.
Health Watch: Duncan Creek Elementary's sensory wall, A.I. sleep studies and more
Holiday Cheer at the Firehouse Food Truck Series in Deerfield
The Firehouse Food Truck Series is getting into the holiday spirit.
Ariana Grande sets record straight after announcing break from spotlight
PR expert says Ariana Grande's strategic absence after her "Eternal Sunshine Tour" could build anticipation and make her return an event.
Zoe Saldaña says Taylor Sheridan gives stars two choices: 'Make sure that you don't f--k up... or you quit'
Zoe Saldaña says Taylor Sheridan gives actors two choices on his sets: accept the challenge or quit. The "Lioness" star reveals his approach.
Judy Collins farewell tour coming to Bar Harbor
Icon of music and social activism Judy Collins will bring her “Sweet Judy Blue Eyes” farewell tour to the Criterion Theatre on Sunday, Aug. 16, at 7 p.m. She will
Beyond 'Pawn Stars': How One Entrepreneur Turned Hidden Wealth Into a Business Opportunity
Years of valuing luxury assets taught Michael Manashirov that true entrepreneurship isn't just about recognizing value—it's about finding better ways to unlock it.
Company with roots in RCA’s once-massive Lancaster presence sold to LA firm
The defense technology company that is a legacy of RCA’s once massive Lancaster plant has a new owner and another new name.
Science Café shakes up earthquake studies
Davis Science Café is back Wednesday, Aug. 12, from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at G Street WunderBar, 228 G St. in downtown Davis.
Otsego County Fair Kicks Off
The Otsego County Fair has officially started, highlighting its agricultural roots.
An old SpaceX rocket is about to crash into the Moon
The smashup could provide useful data for future lunar inhabitants
47th West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival announces 2026 entertainment lineup, schedule
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — The 47th annual West Virginia Italian Heritage Festival will return to downtown Clarksburg over Labor Day weekend, bringing three days of Italian culture, food, competitions and free
Galaxy S26 FE Price Leak Follows Samsung’s Mobile Profit Slide
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 FE could cost more than its predecessor, raising questions about whether the Fan Edition still offers strong value.
'Mystery Science Theater 3000' Revival Sets Online Release Schedule
"Mystery Science Theater 3000: The RiffTrax Experiments" has officially set release dates for the four new episodes of the beloved cult series.
Fidji Simo had to leave OpenAI. But she’s still building a business that could find cures to chronic diseases that affect women like her
ChronicleBio is using AI to improve clinical trials and find cures for diseases like POTS.
Michigan health officials urge residents to keep eating fresh produce as cyclosporiasis outbreak continues
Christian rock band brings its final, final tour to Charleston next spring
Tickets go on sale on Aug. 14, 2026 for Christian rock band Third Day's 30th Anniversary Tour date in Charleston West Virginia, at the Charleston Coliseum & Convention Center on April 15, 2027.
Upcoming events at the Old Courthouse Heritage Museum
Despite the high temperatures outside, the fall season is gearing up for some cool programs at the Old Courthouse Heritage Museum.
Feastin' at Musikfest: Vendors whip up delicious treats, offer iconic eats
You have lots of time to check out all of the food because Musikfest runs through Aug. 9.
Behind closed doors, Trump and White House officials hope Rep. Max Miller drops reelection bid, sources say
Abercrombie Is Said to Seek Fresh Backers for China Business
Fashion brand Abercrombie & Fitch Co. is considering options for its China business including bringing in local partners to help grow the business, according to people familiar with the matter.
How Mateer 'shows up in the depths of preparation,' according to Ben Arbuckle
OU head coach Brent Venables and offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle spoke ahead of the Sooners' 2026 season.
‘One of Our Biggest Reinventions in Recent History’ – All of the Biggest Details on FC 27’s Open World The Grounds Mode
‘One of our biggest reinventions in recent history’ – all of the biggest details on FC 27’s open world The Grounds mode.
MrBeast Sales Slow, Angel Stock Falls, MUBI and Neon Look for Hits, and Will an NBA Franchise Set a Sales Record?
(Welcome to the Entertainment Strategy Guy, a newsletter on the entertainment industry and business strategy. I write a weekly Streaming Ratings Report and a bi-weekly strategy column, along with occasional deep dives into other topics, like today’s article. Please subscribe.) You probably remember egg prices spiking a few years ago. This led to a lot of debate between the pro-market/pro-competition/antitrust/Neo-Brandesian crowd and the center/center-right/center-left/abundance/libertarian crowd over the cause, whether it was the avian flu outbreak or whether industry consolidation led to price fixing, using avian flu as a convenient cover. Basel Musharbash wrote a whole investigation at BIG looking at it. Well, two years later, we have our answer: it was price fixing. The Justice Department found proof, via emails, of price fixing. Indeed, just the threat of an investigation brought prices down two years ago: I bring this up because at least half a dozen of my favorite political writers and pundits, who were skeptical about price fixing at the time, haven’t written any mea culpas on this issue. It’s really dispiriting and makes it much, much harder to trust their work on other issues. If you take a hard stand on an issue, then you get it wrong, you need to explain how and why you got it wrong. Or update your priors. This is how epistemological bubbles are formed! All of which is to say, it’s time for another installment of “What I Got Right, What I Got Wrong”. Last issue, I mostly focused on the “wrong” side of the equation, so today’s is a bit more balanced, but with one big mea culpa (though I still stand by my original concerns). Let’s dive right in! Subscribe CORRECTION: UFC Didn’t Release Subscriber Data (But Seems to Have Bragged About It Internally) In my analysis of the viewership of UFC Freedom 250, I wrote... “Paramount has also released datecdotes bragging about their subscriber numbers. Earlier this year, they claimed that the first UFC fight on Paramount+ brought in 1 million subscribers.” Well, that datecdote did not come from a PR rep, but from great reporting from James Faris at Business Insider. The actual quote was this: “Paramount’s flagship streaming service generated about a million new subscribers on the day of its first-ever UFC event, Paramount product chief Dane Glasgow told employees in a town hall on Tuesday morning, three staffers who attended the meeting told Business Insider.“ This wasn’t the biggest goof in the world; even Faris emphasized to me that this is more a “clarification” than a correction. Still, it sounds like, internally, the folks at Paramount were very happy about this result—and I’m guessing they were happy with this news getting out—even though the gains didn’t last through the quarter, dropping to 700K adds. RIGHT: MrBeast’s Struggles Continue... I’m very skeptical about MrBeast’s burgeoning media “empire” and, in particular, its $5 billion valuation, as I wrote earlier this year and last year. Sure enough, according to Business Insider, regarding its “booming” consumer products division_:_ “US sales volume grew 13% year-over-year in 2025, following a 33% leap the previous year, according to a presentation deck dated May 2026....A February 2025 investor deck viewed by Business Insider showed Feastables’ net revenue more than doubled in 2024 from 2023, to $215 million, and was forecast to grow 74% in 2025, to $375 million.” [Emphasis mine.] If you told investors that you projected 74% growth but delivered 13%,1 that’s not ideal. But it’s not just MrBeast. Logan Paul and KSI’s Prime had sales drop in half for their energy drinks. It’s one thing to build a successful entertainment company and an entirely different thing to succeed in the heavily-consolidated-but-also-very-competitive consumer packaged goods space! CPGs are dominated by a few firms with very wide moats compared to YouTube, which has few barriers to entry. These businesses require different skill sets and have completely different business environments. WRONG: Does the NBA Have an $8 Billion Bidder? Almost as soon as I published my article about the NBA’s finances, casting skepticism on NBA expansion, I saw this Front Office Sports headline: One group “claims to have already raised $8 billion” for the Vegas expansion team. I mean, wow. That’s just $2 billion less than what the Los Angeles Lakers were valued at when they were sold just last year. And they’re arguably the most popular team in the NBA. (Side note: the new owner is now under an investigation for fraud in how he went about financing the Lakers and the Dodgers purchases.) So much for the “dried up” language I used in that article. (This is why I usually stick to my “Entertainment Nuance Guy” tone in articles...) I went off old information—from April, when I read/heard about the NBA downplaying expansion efforts—instead of doing a quick double-check for new news. That said...if you read the article, the market for Seattle is “slow”, with just one reported bidder. So I wasn’t entirely off. This goof has annoyed me since I first published it, mainly because it undercut that article’s real point, which I stand by: NBA franchises are really overvalued right now. Now, I get why NBA teams are overvalued. When it comes to owning sports teams, it’s basically never wrong to assume that some rich person somewhere will care more about owning a team (or just being part of a group since they’re so expensive) than the actual financials. There are only so many teams to own, and opportunities to buy in preferred markets don’t come along very often. This explains why the teams sell for such high multiples (usually above a 10 to 12.5 revenue multiple, which is very high). You only need one person to overpay! Beyond the ultra-wealthy luxury good explanation, I worry NBA teams are becoming speculative assets. More and more private equity investors are buying into NBA teams. But the value, in owning a team, comes from selling it later, not any meaningful relationship to revenue or profit growth. In other words, the newer NBA owners are increasingly expecting someone later to buy their inflated asset. That’s not sound economics; that’s the “greater fool” theory at work.2 At some point, actually making money has to matter. Especially since revenue growth is now below the growth of the stock market. (And this matters because the NBA doesn’t have easy levers to pull to drastically lower their costs—half of their revenue has to go to players and then you actually have to run a team, including coaching, training, travel, media expenses, and more—or raise revenues aside from one-off expansions in America and overseas.) I just don’t see how investors make their money back buying NBA teams, except for selling at a higher price later on down the line. But if revenue/profit growth continues to slow, at some point, someone will be left holding the bag. RIGHT: Baseball and Basketball are about equally popular. Related to the above, I wanted to cite two quick pieces of evidence for one of my other theories: that the NBA and MLB are about as popular as each other, but the NBA gets much, much better media coverage. One YouGov survey has that fans prefer basketball to baseball by 52% to 48%, which I’m guessing is within the margin of error for that poll. That’s virtually even, meaning they’re about the same popularity. Over on NBC, a recent Red Sox-Yankees game averaged 4 million viewers, higher than Sunday Night Basketball’s average of 3.4 million on the same network. A Yankees-Dodgers game averaged 3.9 million two weeks ago. Not every game averages this much, but it shows you that baseball isn’t far off from basketball, depending on the matchup. Altogether, the NBA is just slightly more popular than baseball, but NBC is paying MLB a fraction of what they pay the NBA, a point I’ve made before. RIGHT: Angel, MUBI and Neon Updates... I’ve long been skeptical about many of Hollywood’s buzziest startups/smaller indie studios. It’s not that they don’t make great movies—films like Anora and Everything Everywhere All at Once are amazing—or that they’re not (rightfully) pushing the majors to make better films, but...they get a ton of hype, and that hype often doesn’t live up to the reality or difficulty in scaling up. Starting with MUBI, well, The Wall Street Journal wrote a feature on MUBI’s struggles last April, best summarized by the subheader “After Sequoia valued Mubi at $1 billion, a left-wing revolt sent the indie film company into a tailspin”. MUBI lost $7.3 million on $200 million in revenue in Q4 2025, but reportedly hit a record 1.7 million subscribers at the end of Q1. As for Neon, Department M purchased a “significant stake” in the company earlier this year. How much is that “stake” worth? According to Deadline, “No financial figures for the Neon-Department M deal were disclosed.” So...that’s not great! If it was a big valuation, we’d hear about. Also, I found this curious: “Both Neon and Department M already have separate partnerships with Qatar. The Qatar Film Committee has a slate deal in place with the former, and a biopic production pact with the latter.” Color me skeptical about much Middle Eastern investment dollars. See: LIV Golf. Finally, as for Angel (formerly Angel Studios), their stock very, very slightly popped last month after Young Washington ($20 million budget) which made $45 million in the US, but their stock is still way down from its opening. Smaller Updates RIGHT: The WGA should focus on antitrust concerns! I’ve been on this for years. Post-WGA/AMTPT deal in 2023, I wrote an article for the Ankler calling on the WGA to focus and organize against industry consolidation. Sure enough, the WGA filed a lawsuit against the Paramount-WBD merger, and people are organizing around this issue now. I wish this energy had coalesced earlier (specifically to lobby Washington much earlier), but better late than never! WRONG: Actually, the chip shortage might be due to market manipulation. In my last “Long Reads for the Long Summer” article, I shared an article about how LLMs are causing memory chip prices to spike, which will make all electronics more expensive. Well, turns out, three RAM manufacturers control 90% of the market, and now a private lawsuit accuses them of price-fixing. So yeah. WRONG/UPDATE: The Odyssey will hold! Two weeks ago, I wrote, “As of this moment, we haven’t had a super-blockbuster, though The Odyssey, Spider-Man: Brand New Day and Avengers: Doomsday could all cross the $500 million mark. (At this point, The Odyssey would need a very strong hold to get there.)” Well, it’s safe to say it’s going to have that hold! It only dropped 30% in weekend two and IMAX screenings are sold out all month. Spider-Man: Brand New Day is also off to a great start. RIGHT: People are rushing to get shows out yearly. I’ve long been bullish on yearly, weekly-released shows, and Leslie Goldberg at The Ankler wrote about how many people in town are now listening. WRONG: Mark Carney reverses Canada’s stance on homegrown production. After writing about Canada installing domestic production quotas, Canada has backed off. WRONG: I don’t trust Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s online “views”. When I originally wrote about the latest Spider-Man film’s record-breaking trailer, I thought this was just YouTube views, but after watching this Corridor Crew video and doing more research, well, it’s all social views of the trailer globally. Really? That stat includes TikTok, Reels and YouTube Shorts views. Basically, I don’t trust it anymore. (This film will probably set record, but I trust the pre-sales data more.) RIGHT: Celebrity Production companies are still struggling. I’ve written about this for years, but the company that I didn’t track was Kevin Hart’s HartBeat, which was valued at $650 million but is struggling now and might just end soon, especially after Kevin Hart pulled his endorsement deals. And Bad Robot is moving to NYC. CORRECTION: SpongeBob is a “second run” title. In my 2025 recap article, I had _SpongeBob SquarePants_labelled as a “library” title, when it is still a “second run” show, with new episodes still coming out on Nickelodeon. CORRECTION: In my last “What I Got Right, What I Got Wrong” update, I offered a correction from Doug Creutz and misspelled TD Cowen. Thanks, Grammarly! 1 Though he could have increased prices to make up for the gap, he couldn’t have increased them that much. 2 There’s a theory, which I think that Daryl Morey created and Bill Simmons popularized, that, to be successful building your team, you only need a handful of bad GMs in the league to take advantage of. To be clear, Daryl Morey’s theory was also for signing bad contracts, that you could always get out of bad contracts. Basically, there’s always someone who will make a bad trade. It’s not the same exact thing, but similar enough to the Greater Fool Theory that I really like it.
5 things to do this week in Greenville
See our curated list of upcoming and ongoing arts, culture and entertainment events in the Greenville area. Send us your events at greenville@postandcourier.com.
The Hartford to acquire Equitable’s employee benefits business
Property and casualty insurer The Hartford has entered into an agreement to acquire Equitable’s employee benefits business, the company announced Tuesday.
This Action Comedy Has a 97% Rotten Tomatoes Score (and Hardly Anyone's Talking About It)
This action-comedy series is flying under the radar despite earning rave reviews from critics and viewers. With a 97% Rotten Tomatoes score, hilarious performances, and plenty of twists, it's the binge-worthy show you'll want to watch. Find out more here.
How “A Little Bowel Movement” 540 Million Years Ago Sparked An Evolutionary Explosion, Changing The Face Of Earth Forever
Viva la "faecal revolution".
Who's in and who's out on 'Chicago Fire' Season 15
Prepare to see some changes when "Chicago Fire" returns in the fall. The NBC series has reportedly seen multiple exits ahead of its 15th season, set to premiere Oct. 7.
When A Disease Scare Fizzles Out, Did Scientists Just Get It Wrong? What We Can Learn From The Pandemics That Weren't
Since the start of the century, we have witnessed various diseases that could have been a global threat but didn't quite live up to it. Was this a failure of science or is there a more interesting story going on?
You can try the newly-launched Switch 2 port of Final Fantasy 14 for free, right now, if you have a spare 117GB
"To help ensure a stable launch experience, subscription fees will be waived for approximately one month following release," says Square Enix.
Thorne to Join P&G Health Care Portfolio
P&G shares intention to acquire Thorne, expanding Health Care's science-backed, practitioner-trusted wellness solutions for today's consumers.
Dolphin Subsidiary Shore Fire Media's Client Handcraft Entertainment Partners With Takasago to Develop Fragrances, Flavors and Consumer Products to Define the World of 'Global' J-Pop
NEW YORK CITY, NY / ACCESS Newswire / August 4, 2026 / Handcraft Entertainment - a client of leading entertainment marketing and content production company Dolphin (NASDAQ:DLPN) subsidiary Shore Fire
Coming to XBOX Game Pass: Gears of War: E-Day Open Beta, Cricket 26, Date Everything!, and More
Grab your COG tags, we’re jumping into the Early Access Open Beta for Gears of War: E-Day! You can also grab your Dateviators to Date Everything!, and your bat to rule the field in Cricket 26. Lots of accessories in this next round of games coming soon to XBOX Game Pass!
AI-driven Ring Cycle sparks boos at 150th anniversary Wagner Festival
Artificial intelligence sparked boos at the 150th anniversary performance of Wagner’s Ring Cycle. The audience was frustrated that the software could integrate images but not drama. The staging was subtitled
Rodeo is one of the most dangerous sports. These doctors and trainers get cowboys back in the saddle.
Behind the scenes with the sports medicine team at Cheyenne Frontier Days.
Ben Nelson '28 is Blending Sports, Data, and Community
Growing up in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, Ben Nelson ’28 always knew that college would need to be the right fit academically,…
There Were Actually Two Mass Extinctions During The Cretaceous, And The First One Is Looking Very Familiar
The dinosaurs went on unhindered, but 113 million years ago many marine species died out and the reasons have turned out to be very relevant right now.
Fake health inspector reported at DeKalb restaurants, officials say
Haley Stevens stands firm on backing U.S. military aid to Israel, claims El-Sayed won't recognize Israel's right to exist
Over 50 musicians to headline inaugural Myrtle Beach Songwriters Festival this fall
Fifty songwriters, including one who has written for Willie Nelson and Kenney Chesney and another multi-award winner who has showcased his original music at the Grand Ole Opry, will perform at the inaugural Myrtle Beach Songwriters Festival Nov. 13-14.
State Fair Brought Food, Entertainment, Education and Job Opportunities
“Wish You Were Here” was the theme of the 2026 California State Fair. Despite the heat, many attendees came out to enjoy the traditional “must do” activities at the fair like heading for the hot cinnamon rolls or checking out all the animals and t...
Michigan Democrats choose between Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens, and more races to watch today
How interpreter Caden Zane Marshall translates a show in real time
Marshall, a Chicago-based ASL interpreter who has worked in Wisconsin, shares why it’s key to have more than one interpreter at a theater performance.
Xbox's FanFest world tour is still going ahead, for some reason, even after Microsoft fired the guy who created it
"How about those layoffs!" One can only imagine the atmosphere there.
Microsoft is working on making Xbox 360 games playable on PC, leaked document reveals
Microsoft's plan to bring its back catalogue of console games to PC doesn't stop at the original Xbox.
Holstein reelected state GOP chairman; party disavows Pritt
The West Virginia Republican Executive Committee reelected Delegate Josh Holstein, R-Boone, as chairman of the state Republican Party during a meeting in Charleston, West Virginia on Aug. 1, 2026. Also during the meeting, the GOP diavowed former Delegate Elliott Pritt, R-Fayette, who has been arrested and faces charges related to enticement of a minor.
‘You just gotta feast!’: First-time vendors shine at Musikfest 2026
Live music brings in big crowds to Musikfest each and every year. But another big draw is the food.
Bankrupt owner of 2 SC manufacturers seeks to slash $3.1B in debt
Alkegen’s specialty materials manufacturing businesses include the Lauscha Fiber International factory in Summerville and Southern Felt Co. in Edgefield and Keshaw counties.
Raleigh business owner sentenced for concealing bankruptcy assets
RALEIGH, N.C. — The owner of a Raleigh paving company will spend more than a year in federal prison for concealing hundreds of thousands of dollars during bankr
BP Puts Another Asset Up for Sale as Profit Surges
BP to sell biogas business; HSBC resumes buybacks
Peak Design's City Line Features Six 'Everyday Life' Bags and Backpacks
Peak Design has announced the City Line, a series of six new bags that it says are built around lightweight construction.
BP to sell US biogas business as profits soar
Chief executive says UK oil major has had several approaches for its North Sea assets
Foster City business helping people displaced after condo fire
Bayer Earnings Beat Estimates on Crop Science Strength
Bayer AG posted better-than-expected profit in the second quarter, helped by a strong performance in its crop science business.
UMass Chan receives Massachusetts Life Sciences Center funding to advance health equity in pregnancy care and biomedical discovery
UMass Chan Medical School researchers have received funding from the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center to advance research using artificial intelligence to improve early identification of pregnancy-induced hypertension and to establish a colorectal cancer biobank that will accelerate biomedical discoveries.
Trump raises concerns over campaign in call with Rep. Max Miller amid abuse allegations
Blinded to science: Funding shift puts politics over knowledge
A change to how scientific grants should be reviewed likely reflects an aversion to scientific work that is inconvenient.
Blinded to science: Funding shift puts politics over knowledge
A change to how scientific grants should be reviewed likely reflects an aversion to scientific work that is inconvenient.
Apple Briefly Takes Telegram Off App Store Over Abusive Content
Apple Inc. briefly removed the Telegram messaging app from its App Store after finding content on the platform that violated a ban on child sexual abuse material.
24/7 behavioral health walk-in center opens in Colorado mountain county
A new resource is available around the clock in Summit County for anyone who needs immediate help.
Summit County adds 24/7 walk-in crisis center to fill health care gaps in mountains
New Mexico Power Equipment emphasizes customer service, Stihl equipment repairs
Sean Gabriel, a Santa Fe native who moved around in his teens and 20s, said he’s used to launching and running businesses.
Childhood Adversity Shapes Reproductive Health in Women
Childhood adversity is linked to higher odds of infertility, preterm birth, and small-for-gestational-age birth in women.
In New York, Mental Health Diversion Depends on Your County
Half of New York counties lack mental health courts, limiting treatment-based alternatives to jail.
Open-Weight Models Aren’t Enough. We Need Truly Open Source AI Models for Science and Society.
As Chinese AI closes the capability gap, Washington and Silicon Valley debate open-weight models. Stanford HAI's James Landay says it's the right conversation framed the wrong way.
Talking politics with Pat Brady: Chicago mayor's race, Illinois House Speaker Welch on the hotseat
Titans' Elic Ayomanor standing tall among team's receivers
Canadian native focused on posture during offseason, wanting to become more aggressive and confident
Louisville Water scientist explains the science behind safe drinking water
Louisville Water’s Casey LaFollette shares how scientists test, research and protect the community’s drinking water supply.
Apple September Event Predictions: iPhone 18 Pro and Other Rumors Ranked
Apple's September 2026 event could bring the iPhone 18 Pro, Apple's first foldable iPhone and new Apple Watches. Here's what the most credible rumors suggest.
DeKalb County officials warning restaurants of YouTuber impersonating a health inspector
DeKalb County officials say the YouTube prankster is breaking state law when he pretends to be a health inspector in local restaurants.