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What Becerra's historic win says about Latino political power in California
Many voters were already shrugging about the significance of Xavier Becerra’s likely victory — especially Latinos. Only 45% of Latino voters felt “proud” about the prospect of a Latino governor, according to a recent poll.
Can Meta’s Business Pay For Its Spending?
For questions about this article or underlying research, email help@trefis.com.Management said on its October 21, 2026 call that Meta Platforms (META) is spending heavily on servers, data centers and network infrastructure.
Billy Evans discusses full frontal nudity in 'You Can See Everything'
Billy Evans, the partner of former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes and 'You Can See Everything' antagonist, addresses hot topics from Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s new documentary in a candid AMA.
Benefis Health System to restructure services, citing financial pressure
Benefis Health System is preparing to restructure several services in Great Falls beginning December 19 and continuing into the new year.
Colorado measure banning transgender athletes from gendered sports is too close to call
Proposition 134 would prohibit athletes it defines as male from playing on female sports teams, though it provides exceptions for athletes it defined as female who want to play on boys teams
Nicole Taylor, one of band Taylor Red's identical triplets, dies at 35
Nicole Taylor, one of country band Taylor Red's identical triplets, has died. The singer succumbed to breast cancer at 35.
Community rallies around Akron catering business owner after fire destroys home
An Akron catering business owner known for feeding and helping others is now receiving an outpouring of support after a fire destroyed her home and nearly all of her belongings.
Michael Wilbon, longtime ESPN commentator, is taking a leave of absence for 'health issues'
Wilbon, a Chicago native who turns 68 later this month, wrote in a post on X that he is taking a trip to "the injured list" but added he hopes it is "not an extended one."
Texas Politics Enter a New Era After Hinojosa's Win
Texas State Rep. Gina Hinojosa won the race for governor, the first Democrat to win the office since 1990. She beat incumbent Greg Abbott, who was seeking a fourth term.
North Dakota entertainment legend Bill Sorensen, also known as 'Mr. Medora,' dies at 76
Bill Sorensen was known for his ability to entertain crowds. Over five decades, he performed in more than 1,000 shows, including North Dakota’s famous Medora Musical at the Burning Hills Amphitheatre.
Sawmill loses bid to block injured worker’s negligence suit
A sawmill operator cannot use workers compensation exclusivity protections to block a negligence lawsuit filed by a staffing agency employee who was paralyzed in a workplace accident…
Lawsuit filed against 'Money out of Politics' proposal after Michigan voters pass initiative
Almost immediately after Prop 2 passed in Michigan, a lawsuit challenging its legality was filed in federal court.
Urbanowski: The arts are more than entertainment — they are essential to community health
November is Arts & Health Month, which was created to celebrate and increase momentum for the growing field of arts and health around the world.
These are the possible midterm outcomes for House and Senate
The night's big question is whether a true wave will materialize for Democrats and how sizable it might be.
Sanford Health Column: Keeping human connection at the heart of healthcare
When used appropriately, AI documentation can make a visit feel more personal, not less. Instead of dividing attention between a patient and a computer screen, a clinician may be able to focus more fully on the conversation.
Las Vegas Arts District businesses seek support after flooding
Las Vegas Arts District businesses are cleaning up after Friday’s flooding, with some reopening and others seeking help with repairs.
Gabby Shanahan, Jessica Dixon Heitman square off in suburban statehouse race spurred by scandal
The race for the 97th District House seat could have implications for Illinois House Speaker Emanuel "Chris" Welch.
How a Ms. Frizzle-esque librarian helped Flagship’s Louisa Helms find biotech
BioSpace 40 Under 40 honoree Louisa Helms is a lot of things—athlete, scientist, entrepreneur and likely future biotech executive. Just don’t ask her to pick up any pipettes.
Election 2026: City Council races could shift Berkeley's political direction
Voters in four Berkeley City Council districts will decide races where housing, bike lanes and Israel emerged as top issues.
3 arrested in connection to robbery at Pulaski County business
According to the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office, the three suspects allegedly broke the front glass door of the store. They reportedly stole chainsaws, guns and other items
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs’ prison release date moved up following transfer
The disgraced music mogul is now projected to be released in early 2028 following a transfer to a low-security facility in Pennsylvania.
Martin Sheen vouches for hope in dark times with 'American Mosaic'
Composer Peter Boyer's new work, "American Mosaic," accompanies footage of America's landscapes and faces taken by Joe Sohm, with patriotic narration by Martin Sheen.
Sports Business Daily: Executive Transactions
Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment named Joe Giordano Jr. SVP/Entertainment Booking.
Katseye's 'last-minute' concert cancellation draws criticism, fan concern
The show must go on, but even Katseye needs a break. The Grammy-nominated girl group shocked fans after abruptly canceling their concert at Little Caesars Arena in Detroit on Tuesday,
New details emerge in the alleged murder of 'SNL' writer's sister Christina Downer
A series of restraining order petitions and documents shed light on the alleged murder of Christina Downer.
Michigan home health company settles race discrimination lawsuit
A Michigan home health company will pay $41,137 to settle claims it discriminated against and retaliated against a Black nursing assistant.
Is Elon Musk setting his sights on Hollywood?
Elon Musk has already made his mark in space, tech and electric cars. Now, he may be entering Hollywood with a reported investment in Skydance and an AI-generated "Odyssey."
Is One Stalled Business Reason Enough To Sell Zoom Stock?
For questions about this article or underlying research, email help@trefis.com.The growth outlook for the Online business is the one number that should worry a Zoom Communications (ZM) holder, though the concern remains a moderate one. Online brought in about 38% of Zoom's revenue in fiscal Q2 2027.
IVF Patients, Doctors Navigate Fetal Personhood Laws’ Unknowns
People trying to start families and clinics trying to help them have been left confused and worried since the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, triggering fetal personhood laws in several states.
Jets sign OL Blake Freeland off Bengals' practice squad
The Jets signed offensive tackle Blake Freeland off the Bengals' practice squad, the team announced Tuesday.
As local post-production dwindles, a Burbank studio makes cuts
Southern California's post-production industry has been reeling from an unprecedented industry contraction, partly due to the flight of filming to other states and countries.
Urbanowski: The arts are more than entertainment — they are essential to community health
November is Arts & Health Month, which was created to celebrate and increase momentum for the growing field of arts and health around the world.
Illinois voters hit the polls with congressional power in the air on Election Day
Voters in Illinois will weigh in on the first general election since Operation Midway Blitz targeted minority communities on the streets of Chicago and surrounding communities.
Elections change Congress, but they don’t change trucking’s priorities
Cargo theft does not have a party affiliation. Neither do deteriorating roads and bridges, safety compliance, the shortage of truck parking or lawsuit abuse.
Ex-FanDuel executive to lead Empire State Building’s observatory business
Tourist attraction sees third-quarter attendance drop 26% as income falls 41%
Vendors flagged with health code violations at Taste of Chicago raises questions on food safety
Inspectors logged more than 160 violations during the festival.
Commanders Beat Eagles 27-10, But Deeper Flaws Still Lingering
Washington’s victory over the Eagles bought some breathing room, but it also exposed deep structural flaws the Commanders must fix before the Rams come to town.
Brandywine student lands a spot at Jefferson Health’s Volunteer Medical Program
This past summer, third-year biology student Aaliyna Patel took an important step toward her future career in medicine through a volunteer internship with Jefferson Health’s Abington Hospital.
Joseph Charter School broadens fire science pathways to reach more students
JOSEPH — Joseph Charter School is expanding the career possibilities connected to its fire science ...Read More
Trial to test plasma treatment for burn patients
Vanderbilt Health is conducting a research study that will look at whether plasma administered early in the course of treatment helps severely burned patients survive their injuries.
Marc Maron is figuring out what to do with all his free time
After ending ‘WTF With Marc Maron,’ the comedian is embracing privacy, pursuing new projects and figuring out life beyond the microphone.
Kansas just elected a Democrat. His message to Washington? Be decent
The Methodist pastor who flipped a Republican Senate seat says voters want more than political change. He tells NPR what he heard from Kansans about decency, faith and finding common ground.
Hospital School Program opens new classroom at Monroe Carell
The K-12 Hospital School Program recently opened its new classroom located on the 14th floor of Monroe Carell.
Jon Ossoff wins reelection in Georgia, easily defeating Republican Mike Collins
A year ago, the Georgia Senate race was considered one of the cycle's marquee Senate showdowns. In the end, Ossoff easily defeated Collins.
Disney has fought AI firms over copyright. Now it’s testing AI lyric videos.
Disney is working with AI startup OpenArt to conceptualize lyric videos, starting with ‘Go the Distance’ from ‘Hercules.’
HCPSS Teams Up with Student Group to Drive Student Interest in and Understanding of Coding, Computer Science, and Artificial Intelligence
Several years ago, Julie Wray and Carrie Trudden, Howard County Public School System’s (HCPSS) then- and current coordinators of Instructional Technology, began receiving emails from a group called Howard County Hour of Code (HocoHOC). At the time, Wray and Trudden were unfamiliar with the group and skeptical about its offer to partner with the district […]
Federal Bill Would Bar Certain Website Tracking Litigation Plaguing Businesses – What You Need to Know
New federal legislation would give businesses some relief from a recent deluge of litigation targeting commonplace website tracking tools like cookies and tracking pixels. The Halt Abusive Internet Lawsuits Act, introduced by Rep. Russ Fulcher (R-Idaho) in September, would bar lawsuits brought under federal and state wiretapping and related surveillance laws for the collection, processing, or disclosure of information when it is used for a commercial purpose. If passed, the legislation would significantly reduce exposure for businesses small and large who have faced expensive litigation for utilizing everyday website tools. Here’s what you need to know about the bill and its chances of becoming law – and some steps you can take while we wait to see what happens.
Susan Collins concedes race to Troy Jackson in stunning political upset
The election all but ends the political career of one of Maine’s most famous and scrutinized elected officials.
Benefits Can Help Older Adults Stretch Their Budgets and Protect Their Health
Every year, older adults leave $58 billion in benefits unused, money that could help cover groceries and prescriptions.
Google researchers demand freedom to tell the world what they know about AI
Employees said that employment contracts at Google's AI division deter workers from speaking out about the dangers of the technology.
Twenty-five faculty receive new Provost Awards for academic excellence
Twenty-five Penn State faculty earned one of two new Provost's Awards recognizing full-time faculty of any rank, tenure-line or non-tenure-line, whose accomplishments during the current year distinguish them as top performers within their units.
Sports figures-turned-politicians mixed results in midterm elections
Former athletes NFL linebacker Colin Allred, MLB slugger Mark Teixeira, and Paralympian Josh Turek are a few of the sports figures who participated in the midterm elections and won.
Election 2026 live updates: Democrats take Congress as Trump distances himself from historic losses
Democrats have taken control of the House and Senate and are poised to launch a wave of investigations into President Donald Trump's administration.
North Atlantic’s ‘cold blob’ may contain climate nuance
Climate observers have long tied the strength of a major ocean current to water temperatures in the so-called “cold blob” in the North Atlantic Ocean. New models signal that the relationship between the "blob" and the major ocean current driving its colder temperatures is more dynamic than previously understood.
Banks moving to provide AI toolkits to small-business clients
Huntington plans to roll out an AI operating system aimed at time-strapped owner-operators. Goldman Sachs is focusing on education and research.
Judge dismisses most claims in UVA Health lawsuit, allows others alleging workplace retaliation to proceed
The ruling comes a year after the lawsuit was filed and nearly two years after UVA Health faculty raised concerns about patient safety, workplace retaliation and leadership practices.
Q2 News wants to hear what Montanans are seeing and how health insurance costs are affecting their families
Open enrollment is now underway for Montanans who buy their health insurance through the Affordable Care Act Marketplace. And this year's shopping might come with some sticker shock.
'Richard Avedon: Hollywood' is now on view at Gagosian in L.A.
A new exhibit at Gagosian, 'Richard Avedon: Hollywood,' features more than 120 images, spanning from 1947 to the year Avedon died in 2004.
California voters could reshape the state's landmark environmental law with Prop. 45
California voters decide if Prop. 45 should set deadlines on environmental reviews and lawsuits for housing, water, broadband and transit projects.
See 14 business recaps in south Frisco
Discover 14 businesses in south Frisco that are now open, coming soon or recently closed, including Cajun Claws, Dick's House of Sport and Tin Star.
St. Monica High reaches flag football final in inaugural season
St. Monica put together its girls' flag football program for this season and they'll be playing for the Southern Section Division 6 championship.
The Magnusson Lab: Amplifying Women's Voices in Public Health
In the Magnusson Lab, students aim to improve healthcare experiences for women through their research on sexual and reproductive health.
Snap settles US social media mental health lawsuit on eve of trial
Plaintiffs are among more than 2,000 people alleging social media platforms caused them to become addicted to their phones, contributing to mental health issues | Anadolu
Voters decide key ballot measures on abortion rights, congressional redistricting and voter ID laws
2026 ELECTION COVERAGE: Watch Live | Poll Closing Times | All Live Results | Live Updates | Live Fact Check WASHINGTON (AP) — A battle over abortion rights is playing out in several states Tuesday as voters decide 145 proposed laws and constitutional amendments, including some that could affect voting for future elections. The ballot measures provide a political undercard for a high-profile midterm election that will determine which party controls Congress, state legislatures and
Outback franchisee files for bankruptcy, citing California labor costs
San Diego-based Cerca Trova Restaurant Group, which once operated nearly 100 Outback Steakhouse restaurants, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Monday.
The Magnusson Lab: Amplifying Women's Voices in Public Health
In the Magnusson Lab, students aim to improve healthcare experiences for women through their research on sexual and reproductive health.
Cuyahoga County’s health and human services levy passes
Voters went to the polls and approved Issue 11, a levy for the Cuyahoga County Department of Health that sought to increase funding to keep essential services running.
NEA Business Notes: First Community Bank partners on therapy dog program
First Community Bank has announced its partnership with Paws for Purpose and Snowy Pines White Labs to help bring specially trained therapy dogs into Arkansas schools. Through the Arkansas Therapy...
Aaron Glenn on job security: I understand the business, but only think about the team
The Jets' loss to the Raiders in Week 8 dropped them to 2-6 and it left their record since hiring head coach Aaron Glenn at an unimpressive 5-20.
Who celebrities are voting for in the L.A. mayoral election
Jane Fonda, Samuel L. Jackson, George Lopez, Stevie Wonder, Bob Odenkirk, Mindy Kaling, Adam Scott and Jaboukie Young-White reveal whether they're voting for Karen Bass or Nithya Raman.
Back in the majority, Democrats have plans for a long list of Trump investigations
Democrats will have the ability to subpoena records and compel individuals to testify. The Epstein files, Elon Musk, the Iran war and Trump's business interests may all come under the microscope.
Butler Tech students are running a business that ships products around the world
Butler Tech students make cast iron chips, manage a global customer base and learn to run a business while helping fund their robotics program.
Lewiston’s mayor faces runoff after a tumultuous year in city politics
Challenger Rick LaChapelle had 45.7% of votes to 35.3% for Mayor Carl Sheline, according to unofficial results.
Analysis | Five races that will tell us where election night is headed
A handful of House, Senate and governor’s races could signal whether a blue wave is materializing.
ASRA NOMANI: Muslim reformers reject ‘fire will rise’ warning if El-Sayed loses as 'Jihad First'
Wajahat Ali's warning that "the fire will rise" if Abdul El-Sayed loses the Michigan Senate race draws a sharp rebuke from Muslim reformers.
The creatives behind ‘Oh, Mary!’ address the hype prior to L.A. run
Cole Escola's Broadway sensation 'Oh, Mary!' arrives at the Ahmanson as one of the most in-demand tickets in recent Center Theatre Group memory. Star Alaska Thunderf— and director Sam Pinkleton talk about what it's like to be at the center of the hype.
These 9 candidates for governor just made history
Voters on Tuesday elected the nation's first Black woman governor and the nation's first Native American woman governor.
$2 Million Settlement Resolves Covenant Health Data Breach Lawsuit
Covenant Health, St. Joseph Healthcare Foundation, St. Joseph Hospital, St. Joseph Hospital Nashua, N.H., and other Covenant Health facilities were named Covenant Health, St. Joseph Healthcare Foundation, St. Joseph Hospital, St. Joseph Hospital Nashua, N.H., and other Covenant Health facilities have agreed to pay $2 million to settle a class action lawsuit stemming from a May 2025 security incident.
Dairy Science Club launches holiday cheesebox sale supporting educational opportunities for students
The Penn State Dairy Science Club is kicking off its holiday cheesebox fundraiser, an annual partnership between the club and the Penn State Berkey Creamery dating back to 1978. Cheese products are available at the Penn State Berkey Creamery and also by mail order.
Health Brief: Health care’s election night watch list
The health care stakes in the fight for Congress, key governor’s races and ballot measures
Money out of Politics ballot measure faces First Amendment challenge
The Mackinac Center for Public Policy argues provisions of the proposal violate the First Amendment. It filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday.
UK Veterinary Science Marks Opening of the Sports Medicine Research Center
The new industry-supported facility will advance research on musculoskeletal conditions to improve equine and human health and welfare.
New UND non-thesis biomedical graduate program adds to number of programs offering alternative experiences
The Department of Biomedical Sciences at the UND School of Medicine and Health Sciences is offering a non-thesis option of its Master of Science graduate program.
Health alert issued in Bernalillo County due to smoke
Officials have issued a health alert in Bernalillo County due to smoke.
Regional business leaders share their perspectives on giving back
This month we asked: In what ways does your organization give back to the community?
It was a big night for doctors to win seats in Congress, riding the blue wave
Historically, most physicians who served in the House or Senate have been Republicans. In the next Congress, physicians who are Democrats made significant gains.
Amazon Thinks AWS Could Become a $1 Trillion Business. Here's Why.
CEO Andy Jassy believes Amazon Web Services' opportunity goes well beyond AI.
Tech Moguls Are Mistaking Science Fiction for a Political Plan
Jill Lepore traces the fantasies behind Silicon Valley’s plans for our future
Judge rules against former Harvard business professor Francesca Gino in tenure case
A federal judge has sided with Harvard in a lawsuit brought by former professor Francesca Gino, who challenged the university’s decision to revoke her tenure.
Nov. 5 talk: Using chemical vapor deposition to improve battery materials
Jeffrey Elam, senior chemist and Argonne Distinguished Fellow at Argonne National Laboratory, will present “Chemical vapor fictionization of battery materials” at 3:05 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5, in 10 Sparks Building on the University Park campus.
Appeals court strikes down Nassau County transgender sports ban
The lawsuit was brought by the New York Civil Liberties Union in 2024 on behalf of the Long Island Roller Rebels, a women's roller derby team that welcomes all athletes.
Rocket attacks broker conversion issues with new tool
The new app, called Quick Counter, allows brokers to build, adjust and deliver a competitive refinance loan estimate while the client is still on the phone.
Elon Musk will face scrutiny from Democrats in Washington and Texas after midterms
Democrats are likely to launch investigations into Musk's influence, including his leadership of DOGE and government contracts
Disney plans thousands of layoffs, targeting 20% cost savings
Some of Disney’s operations, which include theme parks, TV channels and the movie studio, will be affected disproportionately.
Harrison Ford to be recognized at the Paley Honors Fall Gala
The Paley Center for Media will celebrate Harrison Ford at its fall gala, alongside previously announced honorees Greg Berlanti, Goldie Hawn and Melissa McCarthy.
Texas hemp lawsuit challenges “trace” Delta-8 enforcement rules
Hemp businesses say uncertainty over Texas’ Delta-8 rules has reduced sales and left products vulnerable to seizure.
Region’s business professionals feted at Prairie Business Awards party
The annual recognition event celebrated 72 individuals from 3 contests
'Messy,' 'divided' and 'scary': swing voters rate the country ahead of Election Day
One last check in with the Swing Shift voters before Election Day. All of them voted for President Trump. Now, they're rating his presidency and deciding who to support when he's not on the ballot.
Federal funding headed to Emmett: Here's how local providers plan to use millions for rural health care
New rural health funding is making its way to Emmett, where local health care leaders say the investment will help replace aging equipment, improve technology and support access to care close to home.