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Bayern Munch’s Lennart Karl is the truth

Bayern Munch’s Lennart Karl is the truth

The FC Bayern phenom is making a name for himself…

Warhorse Studios Loses All Game Awards Categories to Clair Obscur, Maintains Good Humor

Warhorse Studios Loses All Game Awards Categories to Clair Obscur, Maintains Good Humor

Warhorse Studios Loses All Game Awards Categories to Clair Obscur, Maintains Good Humor

PFL Lyon live streaming results, highlights | ‘Nemkov vs. Ferreira’

PFL Lyon live streaming results, highlights | ‘Nemkov vs. Ferreira’

Professional Fighters League (PFL) is set to touch down in Lyon, France later TODAY (Sat., Dec. 13, 2025) to stage PFL Lyon inside LDLC Arena. The event will mark the final production for the promotion of 2025 as it prepares to gear up for a revamped look in 2026. The card will feature a Heavyweight […]

Lake Travis Cavaliers Drop from National Top 25 Rankings After Loss

Lake Travis Cavaliers Drop from National Top 25 Rankings After Loss

Lake Travis Cavaliers Drop from National Top 25 Rankings After Loss

Columbus Blue Jackets Support Central Ohio High School Hockey with $134,000 in Grants

Columbus Blue Jackets Support Central Ohio High School Hockey with $134,000 in Grants

Columbus Blue Jackets Support Central Ohio High School Hockey with $134,000 in Grants

Indiana Hoosiers and Kentucky Wildcats Renew Historic Basketball Rivalry

Indiana Hoosiers and Kentucky Wildcats Renew Historic Basketball Rivalry

Indiana Hoosiers and Kentucky Wildcats Renew Historic Basketball Rivalry

Dalano Banton's Triple-Double Not Enough as Texas Legends Fall to Austin Spurs

Dalano Banton's Triple-Double Not Enough as Texas Legends Fall to Austin Spurs

Dalano Banton's Triple-Double Not Enough as Texas Legends Fall to Austin Spurs

Indiana Hoosiers Secure Lucrative Deal for Defensive Coordinator Bryant Haines

Indiana Hoosiers Secure Lucrative Deal for Defensive Coordinator Bryant Haines

Indiana Hoosiers Secure Lucrative Deal for Defensive Coordinator Bryant Haines

Nas and DJ Premier Release Long-Awaited 'Light-Years' Album, Sparking Nostalgia and Anticipation

Nas and DJ Premier Release Long-Awaited 'Light-Years' Album, Sparking Nostalgia and Anticipation

Nas and DJ Premier Release Long-Awaited 'Light-Years' Album, Sparking Nostalgia and Anticipation

Experts Advise on Holiday Spending: Tips to Save Money and Avoid Debt

Experts Advise on Holiday Spending: Tips to Save Money and Avoid Debt

Experts Advise on Holiday Spending: Tips to Save Money and Avoid Debt

DoomScroll Website Launches, Allowing Access to Thousands of User-Made Doom Levels

DoomScroll Website Launches, Allowing Access to Thousands of User-Made Doom Levels

DoomScroll Website Launches, Allowing Access to Thousands of User-Made Doom Levels

World War II Pilot Reginald Harrison, Survivor of Four Crashes, Dies at 103

World War II Pilot Reginald Harrison, Survivor of Four Crashes, Dies at 103

Reginald Harrison, a World War II pilot who survived four plane crashes, has passed away at the age of 103 in Saskatchewan, Canada. Harrison, who served in the Royal Canadian Air Force, earned the nickname 'Crash' after surviving multiple aviation accidents during the war. His first crash occurred when a bomb detonated on a landing strip, causing a fire that engulfed his plane. Despite serious burns, Harrison returned to duty. Subsequent crashes included an engine failure that led to a collision with a stone wall and a mistaken attack by friendly forces. After his military service, Harrison lived a quiet life in Saskatchewan, working with Veterans Land Service and engaging in hobbies like golfing and gardening. He was honored with several medals for his service and was known for his humility and storytelling about his wartime experiences.

Subsea Cables Dominate Global Internet Traffic, Highlighting Infrastructure Imbalance

Subsea Cables Dominate Global Internet Traffic, Highlighting Infrastructure Imbalance

Subsea fiber-optic cables are responsible for carrying nearly all of the world's international internet traffic, according to a recent analysis. These undersea cables connect continents and are crucial for the global internet infrastructure, overshadowing terrestrial cross-border routes. The major subsea routes, such as those between the US and Europe, and the US and Asia, account for a significant portion of global data flow. These cables support hundreds of terabits per second, far surpassing the capacity of land-based connections. The report highlights that even when all terrestrial cross-border routes are combined, they account for less than one percent of global internet traffic. This infrastructure is essential for hyperscale cloud and content platforms, which rely on these high-capacity routes to move vast amounts of data efficiently.

DOJ Files Lawsuit to Access 2020 Election Records in Fulton County, Georgia

DOJ Files Lawsuit to Access 2020 Election Records in Fulton County, Georgia

The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Fulton County, Georgia, seeking access to ballots and election records from the 2020 presidential election. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Atlanta, names Fulton County Clerk of Courts Che Alexander as a defendant, alleging a violation of the Civil Rights Act for not producing the requested records. The DOJ's action is part of a broader effort to ensure compliance with federal election laws and transparency. The lawsuit demands that the records be produced within five days of a court order. This legal move follows Fulton County's refusal to comply with a subpoena from the state's election board, citing state law that keeps the records under seal.

Baltimore Teacher's Viral Realization Highlights '6-7' Meme Phenomenon in Schools

Baltimore Teacher's Viral Realization Highlights '6-7' Meme Phenomenon in Schools

Kayla Manigault, a 6th grade English teacher from Baltimore, Maryland, has gone viral after realizing that the upcoming school year will be 2026-2027, a fact that ties into a popular meme among students. The '6-7' trend, originating from a song by drill rap artist Skrilla, has become a widespread joke in schools, with students and teachers alike using it in various contexts. Manigault's video, which humorously captures her reaction to this realization, has been viewed over 6 million times on Instagram. The meme, characterized by the phrase 'six seven' and often accompanied by a gesture of weighing options, has been embraced by students as a light-hearted and harmless form of engagement.

Cambridgeshire Farm Zoo Hosts Nativity Play to Support Local Church

Cambridgeshire Farm Zoo Hosts Nativity Play to Support Local Church

A visitor farm and zoo in Cambridgeshire, known as Johnsons of Old Hurst, recently hosted a Nativity play featuring both staff and animals to raise funds for a local church. The event was organized by Andy Johnson, a fourth-generation farmer, who aimed to remind people of the true meaning of Christmas. The play included a unique cast, with a five-month-pregnant zookeeper, Kat Choppin, playing Joseph, and Lucy Leeder as Mary, riding a donkey named Glenn. The performance, which took place after just one rehearsal, successfully raised nearly £2,000 for St Peter's Church, ensuring the church can remain open for the community. The event attracted around 400 attendees and featured the Somersham Town Band playing Christmas carols.

DOJ Sues Fulton County Over 2020 Voter Data Amid Nationwide Election Data Collection Effort

DOJ Sues Fulton County Over 2020 Voter Data Amid Nationwide Election Data Collection Effort

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed a lawsuit against Fulton County, Georgia, and its election clerk, Ché Alexander, for refusing to provide voter records from the 2020 election. This legal action is part of a broader initiative by the DOJ to gather election and voter information from state and local governments in preparation for the 2026 and 2028 elections. The DOJ claims that Fulton County's actions may violate the National Voter Registration Act and the Help America Vote Act. The lawsuit, filed in the Northern District of Georgia, argues that the county has a legal obligation under the Civil Rights Act to comply with the DOJ's request. The DOJ has also expanded its legal actions to include four additional states, bringing the total number of states involved in similar lawsuits to 18.

Ukraine's Odesa suffers major blackouts after Russian attack

Ukraine's Odesa suffers major blackouts after Russian attack

KYIV, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Ukraine's southern port city of Odesa and the surrounding region suffered major blackouts on Saturday after a large overnight Russian attack on the power grid that left more than a million households without power.

University of California Develops AI Tool to Simplify College Credit Transfers

University of California Develops AI Tool to Simplify College Credit Transfers

The University of California, Berkeley has developed an AI tool named CourseWise to streamline the process of transferring college credits between institutions. This tool, currently being piloted at about 120 campuses across the U.S., uses artificial intelligence to analyze past credit transfer decisions and suggest equivalent courses at different colleges. The aim is to reduce the time and effort required by administrators to manually search through course catalogs. CourseWise is expected to help institutions better understand students' academic pathways and potentially expand reciprocal transfers, including from four-year universities to community colleges. The tool is built on research from the Computational Approaches to Human Learning lab at UC Berkeley and is designed to unify disparate data formats into a single interface for easier decision-making.

President Trump Moves Closer to Resolving Turkey's F-35 Ban Amid Improved Relations

President Trump Moves Closer to Resolving Turkey's F-35 Ban Amid Improved Relations

The United States is reportedly moving closer to resolving the issues that led to Turkey's removal from the F-35 fighter jet program. This development comes as a result of the strengthened relationship between U.S. President Donald Trump and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The U.S. ambassador to Ankara highlighted the progress in discussions aimed at addressing the concerns that led to Turkey's exclusion from the program. The F-35 program, a significant component of U.S. defense strategy, had previously seen Turkey removed due to its acquisition of the Russian S-400 missile defense system, which the U.S. argued was incompatible with NATO defenses. The ongoing diplomatic efforts suggest a potential shift in U.S.-Turkey defense relations, with implications for both countries' military strategies.