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Over/Under on Egor Chinakhov goals the rest of the season

Over/Under on Egor Chinakhov goals the rest of the season

Egor Chinakhov has been an incredible addition for the Pittsburgh Penguins so let’s talk how many goals he scores.

Seahawks had a tell on Patriots offense in Super Bowl, defender claims

Seahawks had a tell on Patriots offense in Super Bowl, defender claims

The Patriots offensive line tipped the Seahawks off, Seattle’s Devon Witherspoon said.

Bengals News (2/10): How Cincinnati can make Super Bowl LXI

Bengals News (2/10): How Cincinnati can make Super Bowl LXI

The clock has reset, and all 32 teams have their eyes on LA in 2027. How can Cincy make it there?

Who is the Yankees’ most dangerous rival?

Who is the Yankees’ most dangerous rival?

Which AL East foe will be the most dangerous in 2026?

What the 2026 free agent cornerback class looks like

What the 2026 free agent cornerback class looks like

Among younger cornerbacks, Tariq Woolen, Jaylen Watson and Eric Stokes are the most consistent producers

6 Takeaways from Donovan Mitchell and James Harden’s master class in Cavs win over Nuggets

6 Takeaways from Donovan Mitchell and James Harden’s master class in Cavs win over Nuggets

The new backcourt duo couldn’t have gotten off to a better start.

Troy Franklin looking to add weight in offseason

Troy Franklin looking to add weight in offseason

Adding an extra 10 pounds could give Troy Franklin a better edge against physical corners, while maintaining his speed and explosiveness.

Let’s talk Steelers: Should Pittsburgh pick up Broderick Jones’ 5th-year option?

Let’s talk Steelers: Should Pittsburgh pick up Broderick Jones’ 5th-year option?

Jones’ 2025 season left the Steelers with more questions.

Pens Points: All Eyes on Milan

Pens Points: All Eyes on Milan

No Penguins hockey, but Pens Points is shifting to Olympic mode.

IOC allows Ukrainian athlete to wear black armband, but bans helmet honoring fallen athletes

IOC allows Ukrainian athlete to wear black armband, but bans helmet honoring fallen athletes

Ukrainian skeleton athlete Vladyslav Heraskevych will be allowed to wear a black armband in competition at the Milan Cortina Games

US won't abandon the Philippines in fighting China's assertiveness at sea, Manila's envoy says

US won't abandon the Philippines in fighting China's assertiveness at sea, Manila's envoy says

Manila’s envoy to Washington is expressing confidence that the United States will not abandon the Philippines as it defies Beijing’s assertiveness in the disputed South China Sea — even as Donald Trump and Xi Jinping seek more direct talks to resolve tariffs and trade issues

Plight of imprisoned Hong Kong ex-publisher Jimmy Lai evokes grief over loss of press freedoms

Plight of imprisoned Hong Kong ex-publisher Jimmy Lai evokes grief over loss of press freedoms

Hong Kong's pro-democracy newspaper, Apple Daily, shut down nearly five years ago after a Beijing-imposed national security law took effect in 2020

Study Reveals Evidence of Megathrust Earthquakes in Subtropical Japan Using Coral Microatolls

Study Reveals Evidence of Megathrust Earthquakes in Subtropical Japan Using Coral Microatolls

A recent study has uncovered evidence of megathrust earthquakes and seismic supercycles in subtropical Japan by analyzing millennia-old coral microatolls. Researchers measured and sampled fossil and living microatolls in Nagura Bay, using high-resolution drone imagery and real-time kinematic Global Navigation Satellite System (RTK-GNSS) to assess their position and elevation. The study found that these microatolls record past relative sea level (RSL) variations due to tectonic or climatic changes. The coral's growth patterns, influenced by RSL changes, provide insights into historical seismic activity. The research highlights the potential of coral microatolls as valuable indicators of past seismic events, offering a new perspective on the region's seismic history.

UK Government Celebrates £100 Million Expansion of Chip Startup Fractile, Boosting AI Hardware Ecosystem

UK Government Celebrates £100 Million Expansion of Chip Startup Fractile, Boosting AI Hardware Ecosystem

The UK government has announced a significant investment by the chip startup Fractile, which plans to invest £100 million in its UK operations over the next three years. This investment will expand Fractile's sites in London and Bristol, enhancing the UK's AI hardware ecosystem. The UK’s AI Minister, Kanishka Narayan, praised the move, encouraging AI entrepreneurs to embrace risk and innovation. Fractile, founded in 2022, focuses on developing AI chips for inference, aiming to make inference tasks faster and cheaper. The company plans to begin chip fabrication in the second half of 2026. This expansion is seen as a step towards reducing the UK's reliance on US tech giants like NVIDIA.

Ray-Ban Meta Display Glasses Enhance Super Bowl Experience with Real-Time Translations

Ray-Ban Meta Display Glasses Enhance Super Bowl Experience with Real-Time Translations

During the Super Bowl halftime show, a user tested the Ray-Ban Meta Display smart glasses to see if they could provide real-time translations of Bad Bunny's performance. The glasses, equipped with an in-lens display, successfully delivered concise translations of key phrases, allowing the user to understand the performance without distraction. These smart glasses, priced at $799, feature cameras, speakers, and AI capabilities, offering functionalities like translation and context provision. The experiment demonstrated the potential of augmented reality technology to enhance live event experiences by providing real-time information without diverting attention from the event.

Los Angeles Installs Solar-Powered Lights in Lincoln Heights to Combat Copper Theft

Los Angeles Installs Solar-Powered Lights in Lincoln Heights to Combat Copper Theft

The city of Los Angeles has installed solar-powered lights in the neighborhoods of Lincoln Heights and Cypress Park. This initiative aims to enhance public safety by keeping the areas well-lit and to deter copper wire theft, a common issue in the region. The installation of these lights is part of a broader effort by city officials to improve infrastructure and reduce crime. The solar-powered lights are expected to provide a sustainable and cost-effective solution to lighting needs in these communities.

UAE and Saudi Arabia Shift Focus from Gold to Critical Minerals in Africa

UAE and Saudi Arabia Shift Focus from Gold to Critical Minerals in Africa

Saudi Arabia and the UAE are strategically pivoting from gold to critical minerals, such as copper and cobalt, in Africa. This shift is driven by the increasing demand for these minerals in the AI and tech industries. The Gulf states are investing heavily in Africa's mining value chain, with a focus on localizing the processing and infrastructure. A notable development is the UAE-based NG9 Holding's partnership with Congolese miner Buenassa to establish the first integrated copper-cobalt refinery in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This facility is expected to produce 30,000 tons of copper cathodes and 5,000 tons of cobalt sulphate annually, emphasizing local value addition over raw ore export.

Discord Faces Backlash Over Age Verification Amid Data Breach Concerns

Discord Faces Backlash Over Age Verification Amid Data Breach Concerns

Discord is facing criticism following its announcement to implement age verification for accessing adult content. The platform will require users to verify their age through video selfies or government IDs. This decision comes after a data breach exposed 70,000 IDs, raising concerns about data security. Discord emphasizes that its AI technology will verify age on the user's device, and data will be deleted promptly after verification. Despite these assurances, users are worried about the potential for future breaches as more sensitive information is collected.

NYC Nurses Reach Tentative Agreement to End Strike at Two Major Hospitals

NYC Nurses Reach Tentative Agreement to End Strike at Two Major Hospitals

Nurses in New York City have reached a tentative agreement to end a nearly month-long strike at two major hospital systems, Montefiore and Mount Sinai. The strike, which began on January 12, involved approximately 10,500 nurses and was centered around issues such as staffing levels, workplace safety, and health insurance. The New York State Nurses Association (NYSNA) announced that the agreement includes a 12% pay raise over three years, maintenance of health benefits without additional costs, and new protections against workplace violence. The agreement also addresses the use of artificial intelligence in hospitals. Nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian remain on strike as negotiations continue.

Nuvation Bio Expands Phase 3 Trial for Safusidenib to Address IDH1-Mutant Glioma

Nuvation Bio Expands Phase 3 Trial for Safusidenib to Address IDH1-Mutant Glioma

Nuvation Bio has announced the expansion of its SIGMA trial, which evaluates the efficacy and safety of safusidenib, a targeted inhibitor for IDH1-mutant glioma. The trial has been upgraded from Phase 2 to Phase 3, broadening its scope to include patients with grade 2 and 3 IDH1-mutant astrocytoma with high-risk features, as well as grade 4 astrocytoma. This expansion aims to address the lack of FDA-approved targeted treatments for these types of gliomas. The trial will now enroll 300 patients across the U.S., Australia, and China, with a new exploratory cohort for grade 3 oligodendroglioma patients. The primary endpoint is progression-free survival, assessed by Blinded Independent Central Review.