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NBA roundup: Heat pair combine for 74 points in win over Cavaliers

NBA roundup: Heat pair combine for 74 points in win over Cavaliers

By Field Level Media Nov 14 (Field Level Media) - Bam Adebayo and Giannis Antetokounmpo each scored 37 points, Davion Mitchell dished a career-high-tying 17 assists while committing just one turnover, and the host Miami Heat defeated the Cleveland Cavaliers 133-121 on Friday.
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Diedre Windsor Publishes Forbes Article on Business Success Through Initiative and Relationships

Diedre Windsor Publishes Forbes Article on Business Success Through Initiative and Relationships

Diedre Windsor Publishes Forbes Article on Business Success Through Initiative and Relationships
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CATL's Jianxiawo Lithium Mine Restart Anticipated Amidst Volatile Lithium Market

CATL's Jianxiawo Lithium Mine Restart Anticipated Amidst Volatile Lithium Market

CATL's Jianxiawo Lithium Mine Restart Anticipated Amidst Volatile Lithium Market
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AT Seeks Retail Sales Consultants in Logan, Utah, Offering Competitive Compensation and Benefits

AT Seeks Retail Sales Consultants in Logan, Utah, Offering Competitive Compensation and Benefits

AT Seeks Retail Sales Consultants in Logan, Utah, Offering Competitive Compensation and Benefits
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Pearson Seeks Advanced Specialist, Content Producer to Lead Certiport Certification Development

Pearson Seeks Advanced Specialist, Content Producer to Lead Certiport Certification Development

Pearson Seeks Advanced Specialist, Content Producer to Lead Certiport Certification Development
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Hyperscale Data Inc. Files Preliminary Proxy for Virtual Annual Meeting, Proposing CBIZ CPAs P.C. as Auditor

Hyperscale Data Inc. Files Preliminary Proxy for Virtual Annual Meeting, Proposing CBIZ CPAs P.C. as Auditor

Hyperscale Data Inc. Files Preliminary Proxy for Virtual Annual Meeting, Proposing CBIZ CPAs P.C. as Auditor
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Child Actor Christian Cousins of 'Kindergarten Cop' Dies at 43

Child Actor Christian Cousins of 'Kindergarten Cop' Dies at 43

Child Actor Christian Cousins of 'Kindergarten Cop' Dies at 43
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aespa Collaborates with Eartha Kitt's Estate on 'Santa Baby' for Centenary Celebration

aespa Collaborates with Eartha Kitt's Estate on 'Santa Baby' for Centenary Celebration

aespa Collaborates with Eartha Kitt's Estate on 'Santa Baby' for Centenary Celebration
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Mariah Carey's 'All I Want for Christmas Is You' Dominates 2026 Holiday Charts Amidst Copyright Complexities for Video Creators

Mariah Carey's 'All I Want for Christmas Is You' Dominates 2026 Holiday Charts Amidst Copyright Complexities for Video Creators

Mariah Carey's 'All I Want for Christmas Is You' Dominates 2026 Holiday Charts Amidst Copyright Complexities for Video Creators
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UFC 334 Preview Highlights Gane-Hokit Heavyweight Bout and Nunes-Harrison Super Fight

UFC 334 Preview Highlights Gane-Hokit Heavyweight Bout and Nunes-Harrison Super Fight

UFC 334 Preview Highlights Gane-Hokit Heavyweight Bout and Nunes-Harrison Super Fight
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Hyundai America Technical Center Seeks Engineers for EV Efficiency Development in Michigan

Hyundai America Technical Center Seeks Engineers for EV Efficiency Development in Michigan

Hyundai America Technical Center Seeks Engineers for EV Efficiency Development in Michigan
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Alo Yoga Introduces $1,050 Crystal-Adorned Mini Serenity Bag for Holiday Season

Alo Yoga Introduces $1,050 Crystal-Adorned Mini Serenity Bag for Holiday Season

Alo Yoga Introduces $1,050 Crystal-Adorned Mini Serenity Bag for Holiday Season
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HISD Prepares for Potential Return to Local Control by Mid-January 2027

HISD Prepares for Potential Return to Local Control by Mid-January 2027

The Houston Independent School District (HISD) is actively preparing for a potential transition back to local control, with elected trustees expected to be ready by mid-January 2027. This development follows Governor-elect Gina Hinojosa's pledge to replace Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath and end state takeovers of public school districts. During a recent school board meeting, HISD President Ric Campo confirmed that the district has initiated preparations for this transition. District staff are compiling a comprehensive package of information for elected trustees, covering critical operational areas such as student achievement, academic programs, finances, transportation, human resources, and facilities. While the current Board of Managers will continue to oversee district operations until the transition, HISD has stated it will respect the decisions made by Governor-elect Hinojosa and the incoming education commissioner regarding the timeline and structure of the handover. This preparation ...
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Russian Scientists Study Primates for Lifespan Extension, Putin's Interest Noted

Russian Scientists Study Primates for Lifespan Extension, Putin's Interest Noted

Russian scientists at the Kurchatov Institute are reportedly conducting studies on primates to understand the aging process and potentially extend human lifespans. Mikhail Kovalchuk, head of the National Research Centre 'Kurchatov Institute,' stated that researchers are screening elderly monkeys to examine all stages of aging. This research, first reported by Russian News Agency TASS and independent outlet Agentstvo, involves collaboration with the Petrovsky Russian Research Centre of Surgery. The goal is to create a regulatory system for extending human life by studying long-lived primates and creating a biobank of their blood samples. The Kurchatov Institute, a leading state research center involved in nuclear energy, genetics, physics, and biomedical technologies, houses over 7,000 monkeys across 22 species, with those aged 18 to over 30 being closely studied. Kovalchuk is considered a close ally and scientific adviser to Russian President Vladimir Putin. President Putin has previously expressed interes...
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China-Linked Cyber Espionage Network Compromises Governments and Firms Across 21 Nations

China-Linked Cyber Espionage Network Compromises Governments and Firms Across 21 Nations

A China-linked cyber espionage network has been identified by Check Point Research, compromising governments and companies across 21 nations. The year-long investigation revealed similarities between various cyber espionage campaigns and the use of shared malicious tools capable of infiltrating Windows and Linux systems, stealing confidential information, and compromising corporate networks. Experts found technical coincidences suggesting that several seemingly independent groups might be utilizing malware and infrastructure provided by a common supplier, dubbed CopperDragon. The network's operations include SilentDelivery, targeting Europe and Asia with fake Google Chrome security warnings; OceanGate, primarily active in Asia, especially India, by attacking Linux servers; and DarkWire, focusing on Latin American public administrations and telecommunications operators to collect sensitive data and maintain access.
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As smog hangs over Lahore, Pakistan's new pollution squad races to douse stubble fires

As smog hangs over Lahore, Pakistan's new pollution squad races to douse stubble fires

By Mubasher Bukhari LAHORE, Nov 14 (Reuters) - As smog again settles over large parts of South Asia, Pakistani authorities are widening a crackdown on illegal stubble burning they say is fuelling the region's annual pollution crisis.
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AT Proposes Nearly 90-Foot Cell Tower Near Cape May-Lewes Ferry, Raising Community Questions

AT Proposes Nearly 90-Foot Cell Tower Near Cape May-Lewes Ferry, Raising Community Questions

AT&T has proposed the construction of a nearly 90-foot cell tower at 43 Cape Henlopen Drive, adjacent to the Cape May-Lewes Ferry terminal in Lewes, Delaware. The property is owned by the city of Lewes but leased to the Delaware River and Bay Authority, which operates the ferry. The proposed tower aims to fill gaps in cell coverage for ferry passengers. However, the Lewes City Council and local residents have raised several concerns. Councilperson Trina Brown-Hicks questioned the benefits for the city, while Mayor Amy Marasco sought more information on environmental studies and revenue allocation. Councilperson Joseph Elder inquired about the possibility of expanding existing infrastructure instead. Ric Moore of the Lewes Citizen Action Committee expressed doubts that the tower would improve service for Lewes Beach residents and highlighted concerns about its location in a coastal floodplain, potential interference with existing signals, and a lack of detailed documentation on flood hazard mitigation and e...
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Study Finds Perceived Social Media Misinformation Does Not Widen Education Gap in U.S. Health Trust

Study Finds Perceived Social Media Misinformation Does Not Widen Education Gap in U.S. Health Trust

A study analyzing data from the Health Information National Trends Survey (HINTS) between 2019 and 2024 found that perceived social media misinformation did not widen or explain the existing education gap in institutional health trust among U.S. adults. The research focused on trust in cancer information from doctors, government health agencies, and scientists. It revealed that adults with lower levels of education consistently had less trust in these sources compared to college graduates, a gap that persisted across all survey cycles, including during the COVID-19 pandemic. While trust in doctors saw a peak in 2020 and a subsequent decline, the ordering of education groups in terms of trust remained unchanged. The study also found that perceiving a lot of misinformation on social media was more common among college graduates and White respondents, but after adjustments, this perception did not significantly correlate with the education gap in trust for doctors or scientists. For government agencies, an in...
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National Book Award Finalist Denied U.S. Visa, Preventing Ceremony Attendance

National Book Award Finalist Denied U.S. Visa, Preventing Ceremony Attendance

A finalist for the 2026 National Book Award for Nonfiction, author Abdelrahman ElGendy, was denied a U.S. visitor visa, preventing his attendance at the award ceremony in New York in mid-November. ElGendy's memoir, 'Huna,' was nominated for the prestigious award. Despite presenting extensive documentation, including an invitation letter from his publisher, confirmed itinerary, and proof of covered expenses, the U.S. consular officer placed his application under administrative processing. The subsequent denial cited ineligibility under the Immigration and Nationality Act, without providing specific reasons for the decision. This incident highlights a recurring issue for international authors seeking to participate in U.S. literary events.
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Sudan High School Secures Playoff Victory in Class 2A Division II Bi-District Thriller

Sudan High School Secures Playoff Victory in Class 2A Division II Bi-District Thriller

Sudan High School Secures Playoff Victory in Class 2A Division II Bi-District Thriller