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The Big Show Show: A Sitcom Starring a Wrestling Legend

The Big Show Show: A Sitcom Starring a Wrestling Legend

The Big Show Show is a unique sitcom that brings the world of professional wrestling into the realm of family comedy. Premiering on Netflix in Apri...

US reaches first Olympic curling mixed doubles final, will face Swedish siblings for gold

US reaches first Olympic curling mixed doubles final, will face Swedish siblings for gold

Korey Dropkin and Cory Thiesse guaranteed the U.S. its first Olympic medal in mixed doubles curling, reaching the final Monday with a 9-8 victory over Italy

US stocks drift higher as gold, silver and bitcoin stabilize

US stocks drift higher as gold, silver and bitcoin stabilize

U.S. stocks are drifting slightly higher in mixed trading, a comedown following bursts higher for stocks in Asia earlier in the day and Wall Street’s own rally to close last week

Underdog role nearly suited Clayton Kershaw & Dodgers in 2016

Underdog role nearly suited Clayton Kershaw & Dodgers in 2016

Against the odds, Clayton Kershaw faced then the best team in baseball and dominated in Game 2 of the NLCS in 2016

Study Reveals Lockdowns Increased Methane Levels Due to Reduced Air Pollution

Study Reveals Lockdowns Increased Methane Levels Due to Reduced Air Pollution

A recent study published in the journal Science has revealed that the COVID-19 lockdowns, which significantly reduced air pollution, inadvertently led to a surge in atmospheric methane levels. The research, led by a team of 41 scientists from Peking University, found that the reduction in nitrogen oxides during the pandemic decreased the production of hydroxyl radicals, which are crucial for breaking down methane in the atmosphere. This reduction allowed methane to persist longer, contributing to the highest recorded growth rates of the gas in 2020 and 2021. The study highlights that while anthropogenic methane emissions were expected to decrease, the lack of hydroxyl radicals led to an unexpected increase in methane levels.

Maryland Stadium Authority Implements Snow Melting Strategy to Manage Winter Weather

Maryland Stadium Authority Implements Snow Melting Strategy to Manage Winter Weather

The Maryland Stadium Authority has developed a strategic plan to manage snow accumulation in the parking lots between Camden Yards and M&T Bank Stadium. Jeff Provenzano and his team are responsible for the initiative, which involves transporting, storing, and melting snow to ensure the areas remain accessible during winter weather conditions. This approach is part of a broader effort to address the challenges posed by extreme cold and snow, which are expected to impact Maryland over the weekend. The initiative aims to prevent disruptions and maintain safety for visitors and staff at these major sports venues.

Family of Nancy Guthrie Issues Plea Amid Disappearance and Ransom Note

Family of Nancy Guthrie Issues Plea Amid Disappearance and Ransom Note

The family of Nancy Guthrie, mother of 'Today' show co-host Savannah Guthrie, is pleading for her safe return following her disappearance. A ransom note has been received, setting a deadline for Monday, which investigators are taking seriously. The situation has garnered significant attention due to the high-profile nature of the case, involving a well-known television personality. Authorities are actively investigating the circumstances surrounding Nancy Guthrie's disappearance and are working closely with the family to ensure her safe recovery.

IDF Reservists Maintain Control as Hamas Regroups in Northern Gaza

IDF Reservists Maintain Control as Hamas Regroups in Northern Gaza

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) reservists from the Alexandroni Reserve Brigade are continuing their deployment along the 'yellow line' in northern Gaza, facing a complex and dangerous mission. This line, though unmarked, separates Israeli-held territory from areas still under Hamas control. The IDF has flattened structures in their battalion sector to eliminate threats and prevent terrorist harboring. Despite the destruction, Hamas operatives remain active, regrouping and appointing new commanders in Gaza City. The IDF is conducting regular patrols to maintain a security buffer and control an 800-meter zone up to the yellow line. The situation remains tense, with Hamas attempting to breach the line to access hidden weapons caches.

Fulton County Sheriff Declines GOP Lieutenant Governor Nomination in New York Race

Fulton County Sheriff Declines GOP Lieutenant Governor Nomination in New York Race

Fulton County Sheriff Richard Giardino has declined an offer from Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman to join his ticket as the nominee for lieutenant governor in the upcoming New York state election. Giardino, who has a distinguished career as the only person in New York state history to have been elected as county sheriff, district attorney, and judge, cited the demands of campaigning as a primary reason for his decision. He expressed that the 24/7 nature of campaigning would interfere with his current responsibilities as sheriff. The offer was made by Blakeman over the weekend, with discussions beginning on Saturday. Giardino initially considered accepting the nomination but ultimately decided against it, stating that he could not effectively manage both roles. Despite declining the offer, Giardino expressed his alignment with Blakeman's law-and-order vision for New York.

Prime Minister Netanyahu's Memo Urged Cooling Tensions Before October 7 Attack

Prime Minister Netanyahu's Memo Urged Cooling Tensions Before October 7 Attack

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reportedly advocated for a 'balanced' approach to prevent escalation in a security meeting held on October 1, 2023, six days before the October 7 massacre. According to a classified summary presented by journalist Yaron Avraham on Channel 12, Netanyahu's memo outlined strategies to maintain calm and deter potential conflicts. The meeting included top Israeli security officials such as Mossad Director David Barnea and IDF Chief of Staff Lt.-Gen. Herzi Halevi. Netanyahu emphasized promoting civilian arrangements with Hamas and using humanitarian tools as leverage over Hamas policy. The memo also suggested raising operational readiness for targeted actions against Hamas leadership. The disclosure of this memo has sparked criticism from senior security officials who accuse Netanyahu of causing long-term damage by selectively presenting information from security discussions.

TrumpRx.gov Launches to Offer Lower Prescription Drug Prices for Americans

TrumpRx.gov Launches to Offer Lower Prescription Drug Prices for Americans

President Trump has introduced TrumpRx.gov, a new platform aimed at reducing the cost of prescription drugs for Americans by leveraging pricing agreements with major pharmaceutical companies. The site allows consumers to purchase 40 popular and typically expensive medications at prices comparable to those in other developed countries, known as most-favored-nation (MFN) prices. For instance, the monthly cost of medications like Ozempic and Wegovy, which are used for diabetes and weight management, will drop significantly from over $1,000 to as low as $199, depending on the dosage. The initiative involves partnerships with pharmaceutical giants such as AstraZeneca, Eli Lilly, EMD Serono, Novo Nordisk, and Pfizer, with plans to expand the list of available drugs in the future. GoodRx is a key partner, providing integrated pricing for Pfizer's medications on the platform.

Rep. Jerry Nadler Endorses Micah Lasher as Successor for 12th Congressional District

Rep. Jerry Nadler Endorses Micah Lasher as Successor for 12th Congressional District

Manhattan Representative Jerry Nadler has announced his endorsement of Assembly member Micah Lasher as his preferred successor for the 12th Congressional District seat. Nadler, who has decided not to seek re-election, praised Lasher for his leadership and ability to stand against policies associated with President Trump. Lasher, who represents the Upper West Side in Albany, has a history of political involvement, having worked as a congressional aide for Nadler and later serving in Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s administration and as a policy director for New York Governor Kathy Hochul.

Israel Faces Strategic Challenges Amid US-Iran Nuclear Negotiations

Israel Faces Strategic Challenges Amid US-Iran Nuclear Negotiations

The United States and Iran have resumed indirect nuclear negotiations in Oman, with significant disputes over the scope of the talks. Iran insists on maintaining its uranium enrichment and ballistic missile program, which conflicts with US demands for zero enrichment and missile restrictions. The Jerusalem Post highlights that these negotiations could pressure Israel, as Iran's capabilities continue to advance. The editorial suggests that Israel should maintain a full-spectrum strategy, including intelligence and economic measures, to counter Iran's dual-track approach of negotiation and capability building. The ongoing talks risk repeating past mistakes by treating the nuclear issue in isolation, leaving Israel vulnerable to Iran's broader threat architecture.

New Drug TLC-2716 Shows Promise in Reducing 'Remnant' Cholesterol by Over 60% in Clinical Trial

New Drug TLC-2716 Shows Promise in Reducing 'Remnant' Cholesterol by Over 60% in Clinical Trial

A recent clinical trial has demonstrated the potential of a new oral drug, TLC-2716, in significantly reducing blood fat levels that contribute to heart disease. The trial involved 100 healthy adults and showed that TLC-2716 lowered blood triglycerides by nearly 40% and remnant cholesterol by over 60%. This drug targets a metabolic switch active in the liver and gut, known as Liver X Receptor α (LXRα), which is involved in fat metabolism. The trial, which was the first of its kind on humans, confirmed that TLC-2716 effectively reduces fat synthesis in the liver and dietary fat absorption, while increasing fat clearance from circulation. The drug was well tolerated by participants, who had normal lipid levels and were not on other lipid-lowering medications.

NJ Transit Resumes Train Services After Suspension Due to Wire Issues

NJ Transit Resumes Train Services After Suspension Due to Wire Issues

NJ Transit has resumed train services after a temporary suspension caused by wire issues affecting lines in and out of Penn Station. The disruption led to significant delays for commuters relying on these services. Although the trains are now operational, officials have warned that riders should still anticipate delays as the system returns to normal. The suspension of services highlights the vulnerability of transit infrastructure to technical problems, which can have widespread impacts on daily commutes.

Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Halftime Show Features Star-Studded Lineup

Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Halftime Show Features Star-Studded Lineup

Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Halftime Show Features Star-Studded Lineup

AdHoc Studio Credits Aaron Paul's Performance for Success of 'Dispatch' Video Game

AdHoc Studio Credits Aaron Paul's Performance for Success of 'Dispatch' Video Game

AdHoc Studio Credits Aaron Paul's Performance for Success of 'Dispatch' Video Game

Steve Young Enjoys Green Day Performance During Super Bowl LX Pregame Festivities

Steve Young Enjoys Green Day Performance During Super Bowl LX Pregame Festivities

Steve Young Enjoys Green Day Performance During Super Bowl LX Pregame Festivities

CFDA and OpenAI Launch Innovation Hub to Enhance Fashion Industry with AI

CFDA and OpenAI Launch Innovation Hub to Enhance Fashion Industry with AI

CFDA and OpenAI Launch Innovation Hub to Enhance Fashion Industry with AI

Rays' Shane McClanahan Expected to Return to Rotation After Recovery

Rays' Shane McClanahan Expected to Return to Rotation After Recovery

Rays' Shane McClanahan Expected to Return to Rotation After Recovery