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Struggling Panthers could get 5 starters, 4 reserves back from injuries in the coming weeks

Struggling Panthers could get 5 starters, 4 reserves back from injuries in the coming weeks

The Carolina Panthers are getting healthier, and it couldn’t come at a better time

Knight has hat trick in 8-1 win over Czechs and Canada shuts out Finland at women's hockey worlds

Knight has hat trick in 8-1 win over Czechs and Canada shuts out Finland at women's hockey worlds

Hilary Knight scored a hat trick as the United States cruised past the Czech Republic 8-1 at the women's ice hockey world championship

E.ON Explores Repurposing Former German Nuclear Power Sites for Data Centers with Nvidia

E.ON Explores Repurposing Former German Nuclear Power Sites for Data Centers with Nvidia

E.ON Explores Repurposing Former German Nuclear Power Sites for Data Centers with Nvidia

Thermo Fisher Scientific Advances Semiconductor Manufacturing with Optis FIB-SEM Installations

Thermo Fisher Scientific Advances Semiconductor Manufacturing with Optis FIB-SEM Installations

Thermo Fisher Scientific Advances Semiconductor Manufacturing with Optis FIB-SEM Installations

Alix Earle's Family Home Featured in Netflix Series Amidst Alex Cooper Feud Resurgence

Alix Earle's Family Home Featured in Netflix Series Amidst Alex Cooper Feud Resurgence

Alix Earle's Family Home Featured in Netflix Series Amidst Alex Cooper Feud Resurgence

Automotive Perimeter Lighting Market Driven by Safety and Smart Technology Integration

Automotive Perimeter Lighting Market Driven by Safety and Smart Technology Integration

Automotive Perimeter Lighting Market Driven by Safety and Smart Technology Integration

K-Fashion Brands Face Challenges in Sustaining Global Growth Amidst Popularity Surge

K-Fashion Brands Face Challenges in Sustaining Global Growth Amidst Popularity Surge

K-Fashion Brands Face Challenges in Sustaining Global Growth Amidst Popularity Surge

Donald Hooton Sr., founder of an anti-steroids advocacy foundation that worked with MLB, dies at 76

Donald Hooton Sr., founder of an anti-steroids advocacy foundation that worked with MLB, dies at 76

Donald Hooton Sr., founder of an anti-steroids advocacy foundation that worked with Major League Baseball, has died

East Valley Institute of Technology Culinary Students Host Annual Thanksgiving Bake Sale

East Valley Institute of Technology Culinary Students Host Annual Thanksgiving Bake Sale

East Valley Institute of Technology Culinary Students Host Annual Thanksgiving Bake Sale

Jefferson County Department of Health Partners with Recovery Resource Center to Combat Substance Use

Jefferson County Department of Health Partners with Recovery Resource Center to Combat Substance Use

The Jefferson County Department of Health (JCDH) is actively collaborating with the Recovery Resource Center (RRC), a program of the Crisis Center, Inc., to provide support and resources for individuals struggling with substance use and addiction. This partnership aims to establish a central hub for recovery services, offering support, education, and referrals to treatment. The RRC and many treatment providers within Jefferson County utilize Certified Recovery Support Specialists, who are individuals in long-term recovery from substance use, to assist others on their path to recovery. The JCDH emphasizes that addiction is a chronic disease manageable with proper treatment and care, and they are committed to assisting residents in accessing these vital services.

Kylie Jenner Faces Fourth Lawsuit from Former Housekeeper Alleging Abuse and Labor Violations

Kylie Jenner Faces Fourth Lawsuit from Former Housekeeper Alleging Abuse and Labor Violations

Kylie Jenner is currently facing her fourth lawsuit from a former household employee within a seven-month period. The latest lawsuit, filed on November 5, 2026, in Los Angeles Superior Court by former housekeeper Dinora Karolina Cabria Amaya, accuses Jenner, her companies, and several staff members of disability discrimination, retaliation, wrongful termination, and numerous labor violations. Amaya alleges that she was bitten by a dog, accidentally exposed to pepper spray causing blurred vision and irritation, and became trapped inside Jenner’s closet for over an hour while a supervisor, Laura Dulli, allegedly laughed at her pleas for help. Amaya claims she worked six days a week for $40 per hour but often did not receive overtime pay and was not compensated for mileage or travel time between Jenner's properties. She also states she was told to stay out of sight because Jenner did not want to see her and was ultimately fired in February 2026 after complaining about not receiving mileage reimbursement.

MACC Friends Present Awards for Distinguished Service and Outstanding Alumni

MACC Friends Present Awards for Distinguished Service and Outstanding Alumni

The Friends of MACC recently hosted an awards ceremony to recognize individuals for their contributions to the college and community. Joe Thrower, a Philosophy Instructor, received the Outstanding Faculty Award for his dedication to fostering independent thinking among students and enhancing teaching excellence. Dru Nash, Counselor and Dual Credit Coordinator at the Columbia Area Career Center, was honored with a Distinguished Service Award for her efforts in establishing and expanding MACC’s Early College partnership with Columbia Public Schools. Michelle Scanavino, a Biology Instructor and PTK Advisor, also received a Distinguished Service Award for her focus on student development and committee work within MACC. Additionally, Caitlin Crawford-Peak ('17), a nurse practitioner, was presented with the Outstanding Young Alumni Award for her work in a prison setting and mission trips. Madelyn Baggett ('68) and Mark Briley ('99) were recognized with Outstanding Alumni Awards for their professional achievement...

Investigational CRISPR Therapy for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Shows Promise but Raises Safety Concerns After Patient Death

Investigational CRISPR Therapy for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Shows Promise but Raises Safety Concerns After Patient Death

An investigational CRISPR-based therapy, HG302, has shown successful muscle gene editing and detectable dystrophin restoration in children with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) during an early clinical trial. The therapy uses an adeno-associated virus 9 (AAV9) vector to deliver a genome-editing enzyme designed to correct the disrupted dystrophin gene. In three participants aged 4 to 8, muscle biopsies 91 days post-treatment showed successful editing of 1.02% to 4.31% of the targeted DNA, leading to detectable dystrophin levels. However, a fatal complication occurred in a fourth participant who received a higher dose, dying approximately 81 hours after infusion due to rapidly progressing acute respiratory distress syndrome and cardiopulmonary arrest, linked to severe immune activation.

Early-Onset Alzheimer's Patients Exhibit Faster Tau Buildup, More Aggressive Progression

Early-Onset Alzheimer's Patients Exhibit Faster Tau Buildup, More Aggressive Progression

A recent study has revealed that individuals diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's disease, before the age of 65, experience a significantly faster accumulation and wider spread of tau protein tangles in their brains compared to those with late-onset Alzheimer's. Tau is a natural protein that, when misbehaving, forms damaging tangles and clumps inside brain cells, a key marker of Alzheimer's. The study, published in Science Translational Medicine and supported by the National Institute on Aging, found that tau builds up at more than twice the rate in younger patients. This rapid buildup explains why early-onset patients often face a quicker decline in function and may present with unusual, non-memory-related symptoms initially, such as difficulties with reading, judging distances, or executive functions, unlike the memory-dominant symptoms typical of late-onset cases.

Gene Editing Shows Promise for Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency with Successful Correction in Patient Liver

Gene Editing Shows Promise for Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency with Successful Correction in Patient Liver

Researchers have successfully corrected a disease-causing genetic mutation in the liver of a 66-year-old male patient with alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency (AATD) using an investigational adenine base-editing therapy called YOLT-202. The therapy, developed by YolTech Therapeutics, was administered intravenously as part of an early-phase clinical trial. Ten weeks after a single infusion, a liver biopsy revealed that 54% to 57% of the targeted SERPINA1 gene alleles had been corrected, with no detectable unintended genetic changes. The treatment also led to sustained improvements in circulating alpha-1 antitrypsin (AAT) levels, rising from 0.15 g/L to 0.7 g/L, exceeding the therapeutic threshold. Transient elevations in liver enzymes normalized within two weeks.

Phoebe Bridgers, Slayyyter, Billy Strings to Headline Hinterland 2027

Phoebe Bridgers, Slayyyter, Billy Strings to Headline Hinterland 2027

Remi Wolf, Caroline Polachek, Westside Cowboy, and others also set to perform at Iowa fest

Nvidia is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, WSJ reports

Nvidia is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang, WSJ reports

Nov 11 (Reuters) - Nvidia's board is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang after he had two extramarital affairs, including one with a suspected Chinese spy, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday, citing people familiar with the matter.

Cousins rejoins the Vikings, where familiarity and comfort will help him prepare to play the Packers

Cousins rejoins the Vikings, where familiarity and comfort will help him prepare to play the Packers

Kirk Cousins has rejoined the Minnesota Vikings after not quite three years away, with the familiarity and comfort providing a welcomed boost for his preparation this week to play the Green Bay Packers

Lutnick stalled Trump crackdown on diversion of Nvidia chips to China, Axios reports

Lutnick stalled Trump crackdown on diversion of Nvidia chips to China, Axios reports

WASHINGTON, Nov 11 (Reuters) - US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stalled President Donald Trump's crackdown on companies suspected of diverting Nvidia's chips to China, Axios reported on Wednesday, citing high-level sources.

Russia, Ukraine reach deal on prisoner swap as US says lack of trust holds back talks

Russia, Ukraine reach deal on prisoner swap as US says lack of trust holds back talks

By Roula Rouhana ABU DHABI, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Russian and Ukrainian negotiators agreed to a major prisoner exchange at two days of peace talks in Abu Dhabi that ended on Wednesday, but US mediators said differences remained on major issues, including territory.