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By Joe Reedy CLEVELAND (AP) — An Ohio common pleas judge granted a temporary restraining order on Monday, which would allow high school athletes in the state to enter into deals that profit off their talent. Franklin County Common Pleas Court Judge Jaiza Page issued her order on Monday, which could allow all students who […]
The Iowa men’s golf team concluded the fall season with a 13th-place finish at the Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational in Biloxi, Mississippi. The tournament featured nine teams from the SEC and much like college football, they overtook this tournament. The only other representative from the Big Ten was Wisconsin, who finished 12th. All five Hawkeye...The post Iowa men’s golf concludes fall season with 13th-place showing at Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational appeared first on The Daily Iowan.
Archaeologists from the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation have uncovered the remains of a rare circular Roman tomb near Wolkertshofen in Upper Bavaria’s Eichstätt district, Germany. The find was made during construction work for a stormwater retention basin in the autumn of 2024. The site lies within a protected archaeological zone where traces of […]
The Rangers wasted no time ending their lengthy scoring drought at Madison Square Garden.
The weight of drivers education on high school students: how can we balance it?
Healthcare data is often incomplete and inconsistent, limiting efforts to improve patient outcomes and operational efficiency. A 2021 report from Sage Growth found that only 20% of healthcare organizations fully trust their data. Because records follow patients across providers with shifting identifiers and coding schemes, the same encounter often appears multiple times or partially, breaking…The post Kythera Labs’ Wayfinder remasters incomplete medical data for AI analysis appeared first on Research & Development World.
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A former 1,000-yard wide receiver has asked for and received his release after his team’s brutal start to the season. The Tennessee Titans have released Tyler Lockett at his request, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The move comes one day after the Titans were blown out 31-13 by the New England Patriots. Lockett had spent …The post Former All-Pro wide receiver has demanded his release appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.
Naroditsky became a grandmaster in 2013No cause of death given in statement by familyAmerican chess grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky has died unexpectedly at the age of 29, his family said in a statement released by his club, the Charlotte Chess Center, on Monday.“It is with great sadness that we share the unexpected passing of Daniel Naroditsky,” the family said. “Daniel was a talented chess player, commentator, and educator, and a cherished member of the chess community.” Continue reading...
A former WWE champion is out on vacation with his real-life partner. The star shared the update on social media.
Jane Goodall's cause of death has now been revealed three weeks after her passing, which came amid a speaking tour in the US. See details.
Dr Cindy Cohen, who practises in North London , was enraged after Dr Roghieh Dehghan Zaklaki invited members of their medical WhatsApp group to a pro-Palestinian rally.
This in from host Bob Stauffer of Oilers News, news that one of Edmonton’s few hard-checking forwards Kasperi Kapanen, who went hard into the boards on Sunday against Detroit will miss some games. “He’s going to be out a little while,” said Stauffer, the team’s ultimate insider. “I’m going to tell you that right now.” […]
The conservative podcaster spotlights “several protesters” among the 7 million on Saturday who were not as “peaceful” and “joyful” as widely reportedThe post Megyn Kelly Slams Liberal Media for Ignoring ‘Hateful’ No Kings Protesters Mocking Charlie Kirk: ‘Such Utter Bulls–t’ | Video appeared first on TheWrap.
JSerra and Orange Lutheran are first and second, respectively, in the O.C. rankings entering the CIF-SS playoffs.
The Vanderbilt Commodores secured a massive win on Sunday over the LSU Tigers, led by star quarterback Diego Pavia, who threw for 160 yards, rushed for 86 more on 17 carries, and totaled three touchdowns in the team’s 31–24 victory. The win keeps Vanderbilt firmly in the College Football Playoff race as they rise to No. 10 in the AP Top 25 rankings. Following the game, Commodore fans stormed the field — a move that typically carries a hefty $500,000 fine from the SEC. However, as seen last week with the Colorado Buffaloes, universities can avoid the fine by following proper protocols for field-storming celebrations. On Monday, the SEC announced that Vanderbilt successfully avoided the fine with a “delayed field rush,” allowing players and coaches to safely exit the field while ensuring all protocols were properly executed. More NCAA: Auburn’s Hugh Freeze Sounds Off on Lack of Support Amid Firing Speculation NEWS | @vucommodores avoids a fine with "delayed field rush" following football game against LSU: https://t.co/vCvymt6UpI— Southeastern Conference (@SEC) October 20, 2025 More NCAA: College Football Program Earns Top 10 Ranking for First Time Since 1947 “Vanderbilt University avoided a fine that accompanies the Southeastern Conference’s access to competition area policy by successfully executing a ‘delayed field rush’ following its football game against LSU on October 18,” the SEC said in a statement. “SEC policy requires a fine of $500,000 for a violation of the league’s access to competition area policy in all sports. For conference contests, fines are paid to the opposing institution. However, the policy allows member institutions to adopt an institutional policy that permits fans to celebrate on the playing surface once all visiting team personnel and game officials have safely exited the field or court.” NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE – OCTOBER 18: Diego Pavia #2 of the Vanderbilt Commodores reacts after a victory against the LSU Tigers at FirstBank Stadium on October 18, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee. (Photo by Johnnie Izquierdo/Getty Images) Vanderbilt is having arguably its best season in program history, and with five games remaining in the regular season, it’s safe to say the Commodores control their own destiny from here on out. That said, their schedule won’t be easy, with three more ranked opponents still ahead. This week, ESPN’s College GameDay is set to be in Nashville for the first time in over a decade as Vanderbilt hosts No. 15 Missouri in a matchup with major implications. More NCAA: College Football Coach Under Fire After 25-Point Loss
He was hiding out in a judge’s home in New Mexico until arrested by authorities. The judge and his wife were indicted for evidence tampering. ...The post Illegal-alien TdA Member Who Lived With Judge Pleads Guilty to Gun Possession, Evidence Tampering; Judge & Wife Indicted appeared first on The New American.
Kayode Tokede Transcorp Hotels Plc, yesterday announced its unaudited results for the third quarter (Q3) ended September 30, 2025, recording outstanding performance across key metrics. In the result and accounts posted on
Brazil’s state oil firm has received a licence to conduct exploratory oil drilling in the sea off the Amazon, despite environmental concerns about the project. The approval will allow Petrobras to drill in a block located in Amapá, 500km (311 miles) from the mouth of the Amazon River on the Brazilian Equatorial Margin. The company said it had demonstrated to the government that it had robust environmental protection structures in place. But many conservationists have raised concerns about plans, including fears that any oil spills would be in proximity, via sea currents, to the Amazon, which is home to around 10% of the world’s known species. Groups such as Greenpeace have also raised concerns it could undermine Brazil’s climate leadership ahead of hosting the COP30 climate summit in the Amazonian city of Belém in November. The International Energy Agency has also been clear that no new oil projects should be approved if the target of net zero global emissions is to be reached by 2050. Petrobras said in a statement that drilling was scheduled to begin “immediately” and that it would last for five months. The company is seeking to assess whether there is oil and gas in the area on an economically viable scale. It would not produce oil commercially at this stage. Brazil’s environment minister, Marina Silva, has opposed oil exploration in the Amazon region. But the South American nation’s President Lula da Silva has supported it for economic reasons and recently defended his stance. Lula told the BBC in September: “Brazil is a country that has oil. And possibly we have oil in the Equatorial Margin, and we are making surveys. We’re following the law strictly.” He said that if there was a problem or an oil spill, then “we will be the ones that are liable and responsible to take care of the problem, if it comes”. He added: “I am totally in favour of a world one day that will not need any more fossil fuels, but this moment has not come yet. “I want to know [of] any country on the planet that is prepared to have an energy transition and can give up fossil fuels.” Other international oil companies, including Exxonmobil and Chevron, have bought “blocks” in the Amazon region and are awaiting licences to explore. Petrobras said it was committed to ensuring the country’s “energy security and the resources needed for a just energy transition”. It added that the company was able to “demonstrate the robustness of the entire environmental protection structure that will be available during drilling”. DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited. DISCLAIMER: The Views, Comments, Opinions, Contributions and Statements made by Readers and Contributors on this platform do not necessarily represent the views or policy of Multimedia Group Limited.
With the 2025-26 NBA season set to tip off in a matter of hours, a number of NBA free agents have yet to find their new home in the league.