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Johnson and Bears looking to improve rushing attack during bye week for 2nd straight year

Johnson and Bears looking to improve rushing attack during bye week for 2nd straight year

Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears are looking to improve their sputtering ground game during their bye week

How to Watch the 2026 Latin Grammys Live Online

How to Watch the 2026 Latin Grammys Live Online

The biggest names in Latin music are gathering in Las Vegas on Thursday night for the 2026 Latin Grammy Awards, with Karol G, Rosalía, Anitta and Daddy Yankee among the artists set to take the stage. The 27th annual ceremony will broadcast live from the MGM Grand Garden Arena on Nov. 12 at 8 p.m. […]

Nobel laureate Miguel Angel Asturias' ashes to return home to Guatemala, 52 years after his death

Nobel laureate Miguel Angel Asturias' ashes to return home to Guatemala, 52 years after his death

By Sofía Menchú GUATEMALA CITY, Nov 12 (Reuters) - The remains of Nobel laureate Miguel Angel Asturias are set to arrive in his native Guatemala on Thursday half a century after his death, fulfilling the writer's wish and closing a story marked by both triumph and exile.

Global Carbon Market Network Launched at COP31 to Enhance Climate Finance for Developing Economies

Global Carbon Market Network Launched at COP31 to Enhance Climate Finance for Developing Economies

The Global Carbon Market Network was officially launched at the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya, Türkiye. Convened by UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD), this network brings together leading financial institutions, exchanges, and carbon market organizations, with the Global Carbon Council (GCC) joining as a founding member. The launch ceremony, held at the Arab Climate Pavilion, gathered climate experts, government representatives, and stakeholders from various regions, including Africa, Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and Latin America. The network's primary objective is to strengthen connections between carbon markets, improve transparency, enhance investor confidence, and facilitate climate finance flows, particularly for mitigation projects in developing countries. It aims to address market fragmentation by focusing on connecting existing voluntary and compliance markets, improving system interoperability, and developing consistent market practices, rather than creating n...

College of Charleston Launches $300 Million Fundraising Campaign for National Prominence and Community Impact

College of Charleston Launches $300 Million Fundraising Campaign for National Prominence and Community Impact

The College of Charleston has officially launched its "Promise of Charleston" fundraising campaign, aiming to raise $300 million by 2030. The campaign has already secured over $167 million prior to its public launch. The primary goals of this initiative are to elevate the college to national prominence, enrich the campus and the city, and positively impact the greater Southeast region. A significant portion of the funds will be allocated to scholarships, particularly for in-state students, to bridge the gap between student needs and tuition costs. The college also plans to recruit more faculty for professorships and endowed chair positions, and fund internships, externships, and experiential learning partnerships with local industries.

Is Outlook down? Widespread outage hits Microsoft email and other apps

Is Outlook down? Widespread outage hits Microsoft email and other apps

A widespread outage has hit Microsoft platforms including Outlook, with many users encountering trouble using their email accounts and other errors across the tech giant’s suite of apps

Phil and Mary Beth Canfield Donate $10 Million to UT Dell Medicine for Healthcare Transformation

Phil and Mary Beth Canfield Donate $10 Million to UT Dell Medicine for Healthcare Transformation

Phil and Mary Beth Canfield have made a significant $10 million contribution to UT Dell Medicine, the academic health system of The University of Texas at Austin. This donation aims to support the transformation of healthcare delivery in Central Texas and beyond. The funds are intended to accelerate the translation of medical discoveries into patient care, extend healthy lifespans, and bring advanced treatments closer to the community. Austin's population surpassed 1 million residents in 2025, highlighting the growing need for scalable, high-quality healthcare. The Canfields' gift is unrestricted, providing UT Dell Medicine leaders with the flexibility to invest in promising discoveries and evolving needs. UT Dell Medical Center, a cornerstone of UT Dell Medicine, is scheduled to open in 2030, with its design focused on patient and care team needs, incorporating flexible physical and digital infrastructure to adapt to medical advancements.

New Science of Longevity Highlights Healthspan, Personalized Medicine, and Muscle Preservation

New Science of Longevity Highlights Healthspan, Personalized Medicine, and Muscle Preservation

The 'new science of longevity' is shifting focus from merely extending lifespan to enhancing 'healthspan'—the duration of life spent in good physical and mental health. This movement, once confined to scientific labs, is now influencing healthcare and the wellness industry. Key trends include the growing interest in biological age, which uses advanced tests like epigenetic clocks and blood biomarkers to provide a detailed picture of how different organs are aging, moving beyond a single biological age number. Personalized longevity medicine is also gaining traction, tailoring health plans based on individual genetics, medical history, and lifestyle, rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. Furthermore, muscle preservation through strength training is recognized as a fundamental aspect of maintaining mobility, balance, and metabolic health, with protein intake being crucial for muscle maintenance.

Morocco and Norway Sign Landmark Emission Reduction Agreement at COP31

Morocco and Norway Sign Landmark Emission Reduction Agreement at COP31

Morocco and Norway have formalized a Mitigation Outcome Purchase Agreement (MOPA) under Article 6.2 of the Paris Agreement. This agreement, facilitated by the Global Green Growth Institute’s (GGGI) Carbon Transaction Facility (CTF), was signed at the Morocco Pavilion during the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31) in Antalya, Türkiye. The MOPA outlines the purchase and transfer of up to 8.78 million Internationally Transferred Mitigation Outcomes (ITMOs) from Morocco to Norway between 2027 and 2036. A key component of this initiative is Morocco’s Generation-Based Incentive (GBI) Program, designed to offer performance-based incentives for new renewable energy and battery storage projects. This program aims to mobilize approximately 2 GW of additional renewable energy capacity, addressing economic and financing barriers. Payments under the MOPA are contingent on measured and independently verified results, with Morocco authorizing the corresponding transfers under Article 6.2.

Cisco lifts annual revenue forecast on strong AI networking demand

Cisco lifts annual revenue forecast on strong AI networking demand

Nov 12 (Reuters) - Cisco beat Wall Street estimates for first-quarter results and raised its annual revenue forecast on Thursday, as the network-gear maker benefits from strong demand from companies building out their AI infrastructure.

Wake Forest coach Jake Dickert signs contract extension, off the market

Wake Forest coach Jake Dickert signs contract extension, off the market

By Field Level Media Nov 12 (Field Level Media) - Jake Dickert, expected to be an in-demand candidate for coaching jobs in the upcoming offseason, is staying at Wake Forest.

Trading Day: Weathering the Nvidia storm

Trading Day: Weathering the Nvidia storm

By Jamie McGeever ORLANDO, Florida, Nov 12 (Reuters) - US stocks fell on Thursday, as investors digested the dramatic developments at AI giant Nvidia, where CEO Jensen Huang resigned in the wake of multiple reported extramarital affairs, one of which was with an alleged Chinese spy.

Donald Trump Jr. exits advisory role at prediction market Kalshi

Donald Trump Jr. exits advisory role at prediction market Kalshi

Donald Trump Jr. is no longer a paid adviser for Kalshi, the prediction market company said Thursday

Kirk Cousins begins his 2nd stint with Vikings as they face the Packers in an NFC North showdown

Kirk Cousins begins his 2nd stint with Vikings as they face the Packers in an NFC North showdown

Kirk Cousins’ career seemed at a crossroads when he tore his Achilles tendon during his last visit to Lambeau Field

Czech Republic Modernizes Military, Bolstering NATO's Eastern Flank

Czech Republic Modernizes Military, Bolstering NATO's Eastern Flank

The Czech Republic is undergoing a significant military transformation, shifting from a Cold War-era territorial defense force to a modern, expeditionary military focused on regional security and NATO readiness. This evolution, accelerated by Russia's 2014 annexation of Crimea and the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, includes doubling defense spending to meet NATO's 2% GDP target. The Czech Ministry of Defence is prioritizing modernization across land, air, and cyber domains, upgrading Soviet-era equipment, and acquiring NATO-compatible systems. Key initiatives involve restructuring ground forces into a flexible, brigade-based unit with advanced armored vehicles and artillery, maintaining a capable air force with upgraded JAS 39 Gripen fighters, and establishing dedicated cyber defense units. The nation actively contributes to NATO's collective defense through deployments in Enhanced Forward Presence in Latvia, training missions, and hosting battlegroup exercises.

Spain approves housing measures after huge protests. Their duration may depend on the election

Spain approves housing measures after huge protests. Their duration may depend on the election

Spain’s interim lower house of parliament has ratified housing measures designed to limit evictions and real estate speculation

Joshua Tree National Park Emphasizes Water Safety and Park Preparedness Following Climbing Incident

Joshua Tree National Park Emphasizes Water Safety and Park Preparedness Following Climbing Incident

Joshua Tree National Park is reminding visitors about critical safety measures, particularly regarding water availability and the inherent risks of climbing. The National Park Service (NPS) highlights that the park's interior lacks water sources, gas stations, restaurants, grocery stores, or hotels, urging visitors to bring all necessary supplies. Water bottle filling stations are available at the Black Rock Nature Center, the West Entrance Station, and the Joshua Tree National Park Visitor Center in Twentynine Palms, but not in the central areas of the park. The NPS recommends carrying at least one gallon of water per person daily. This advisory follows a climbing incident in November 2025, where a climber fell and dislodged several pieces of protection on a challenging traditional climbing route. The incident, which resulted in a ground fall and subsequent rescue, underscores the need for thorough preparation and awareness of the park's unique conditions.

Taliban Government Commits to Preserving Afghan Cultural Heritage at Bala Hissar Fortress

Taliban Government Commits to Preserving Afghan Cultural Heritage at Bala Hissar Fortress

The Taliban government in Afghanistan has expressed a commitment to preserving the country's cultural artifacts and historical sites, marking a significant departure from their previous rule between 1996 and 2001. This commitment is evident in the ongoing extensive conservation project at the ancient Bala Hissar fortress in Kabul, led by the Aga Khan Trust for Culture (AKTC). The project aims to transform the site into a public archaeological park, complete with landscaped gardens, restaurants, and a museum. Excavations at Bala Hissar have unearthed a wealth of archaeological treasures, including evidence of ancient human habitation, remains of a Buddhist monastery, and luxurious baths of a Mughal palace, revealing over two millennia of Afghanistan's tumultuous history. Ministry of Information and Culture spokesperson Khubaib Ghufran stated that the government recognizes the importance of these sites as valuable sources of insight and lessons, prioritizing their restoration.

El Niño Expected to Bring Varied Weather Impacts Across U.S., Raising Health Concerns

El Niño Expected to Bring Varied Weather Impacts Across U.S., Raising Health Concerns

The U.S. is bracing for varied weather patterns due to an anticipated powerful El Niño in late 2026 and early 2027, which is expected to shift global weather patterns. In the U.S., El Niño typically leads to wetter-than-normal conditions in the South, increased drought risk in the Northern Plains, and potentially severe storms along the Pacific Coast. These weather changes carry significant health risks beyond immediate hazards. Researchers in psychology, global health, and Earth system science emphasize the need for communities to integrate health considerations into early weather warnings and preparedness plans. Health consequences can include infections from floodwaters, poor air quality and malnutrition from drought, and mental health issues such as anxiety and post-traumatic stress from extreme weather events. Vulnerable populations, including those with existing illnesses or reliant on in-home medical equipment, face heightened risks.

Technology Development Board Funds Sovereign AI-ELINT Constellation for India's National Security

Technology Development Board Funds Sovereign AI-ELINT Constellation for India's National Security

The Technology Development Board (TDB), under the Department of Science & Technology (DST), Government of India, has committed financial support of ₹64.05 crore to M/s Astrome Technologies Pvt Ltd, Bengaluru, Karnataka. This funding is part of a larger project totaling ₹128.11 crore, aimed at developing a sovereign space-based Artificial Intelligence-enabled Electronic Intelligence (AI-ELINT) constellation. This initiative is designed to bolster India's indigenous space-based intelligence and advanced satellite technology capabilities. The project seeks to advance critical technologies from Technology Readiness Level (TRL)-4 to TRL-9, with financial support provided through Optionally Convertible Debt (OCD). The program will involve the development and progressive deployment of AI-ELINT microsatellites, weighing approximately 50 kg each, to operate within a constellation architecture in low Earth orbit.