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Why the 2026 World Cup Knockout Matches Are Worth the Splurge

Why the 2026 World Cup Knockout Matches Are Worth the Splurge

Thinking about 2026 World Cup tickets? Here's why the unique drama and high stakes of the knockout rounds make them a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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IntraBio Begins Phase III Trial for CACNA1A-Related Disorders

IntraBio Begins Phase III Trial for CACNA1A-Related Disorders

IntraBio Begins Phase III Trial for CACNA1A-Related Disorders
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Three Sentenced in $2 Billion Healthcare Fraud, Kingpin Remains at Large

Three Sentenced in $2 Billion Healthcare Fraud, Kingpin Remains at Large

Three individuals have been sentenced to prison for their involvement in a $2 billion healthcare fraud scheme that targeted private insurers. The scheme involved purchasing pharmacies in New York and New Jersey and using them to submit fraudulent telemedicine prescriptions. The fraudsters contacted patients, offering medications at no cost, and submitted claims for prescriptions and telemedicine visits that never occurred. The U.S. Department of Justice revealed that the scheme resulted in insurers paying out $758 million. However, the alleged mastermind, Brian Sutton, remains at large, believed to be in Russia.
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New York Homes Face Highest Hurricane Risk in U.S., Report Finds

New York Homes Face Highest Hurricane Risk in U.S., Report Finds

A recent report by property analytics firm Cotality highlights that the New York metropolitan area has the highest number of homes at risk from hurricane winds in the United States. Approximately 3.27 million homes in the region are classified as being at moderate or greater risk, with an estimated $1.93 trillion in potential reconstruction costs. Additionally, nearly 20% of these homes are also vulnerable to storm surges. While hurricanes are less frequent in the Northeast compared to Florida and the Gulf Coast, the region's high population density and property values amplify the stakes. The report also notes that the New York area lags behind southern regions in coastal preparedness and building practices, increasing its vulnerability. Other high-risk metro areas include Houston and Miami, with reconstruction costs of $824 billion and $616 billion, respectively.
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On This Day, Clara Barton Founded the American Red Cross

On This Day, Clara Barton Founded the American Red Cross

Clara Barton, a pioneering nurse and humanitarian, founded the American Red Cross in 1881. Her vision was to create an organization that could prov...
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Nexstar says it is losing millions as it seeks quick review of order halting Tegna merger

Nexstar says it is losing millions as it seeks quick review of order halting Tegna merger

By David Shepardson WASHINGTON, May 20 (Reuters) - Nexstar Media Group asked a U.S. appeals court late on Wednesday to expedite a review of a lower-court order that has halted its merger with rival broadcaster Tegna, saying the delay has lost tens of millions of dollars it can never recover.
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Swatch Closes Stores After Royal Pop Watch Launch Causes Chaos

Swatch Closes Stores After Royal Pop Watch Launch Causes Chaos

Swatch Closes Stores After Royal Pop Watch Launch Causes Chaos
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Severe Thunderstorms Target Great Lakes to Northeast

Severe Thunderstorms Target Great Lakes to Northeast

Dangerous thunderstorms will continue Tuesday through Wednesday across the U.S. after tornadoes, giant hail and destructive winds slammed the Plains and Midwest on Monday. Storms are shifting eastward from Texas to the Northeast, bringing threats of damaging wind gusts, flash flooding, hail and isolated tornadoes. Major cities including New York, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. could face severe weather and travel disruptions on Wednesday, while repeated downpours may trigger localized flooding in parts of the South later this week.
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Adidas Launches Timothée Chalamet Campaign to Boost Brand Image Ahead of 2026 World Cup

Adidas Launches Timothée Chalamet Campaign to Boost Brand Image Ahead of 2026 World Cup

Adidas Launches Timothée Chalamet Campaign to Boost Brand Image Ahead of 2026 World Cup
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Miles Teller Stars in 'Paper Tiger' at Cannes, Showcasing a New Dimension

Miles Teller Stars in 'Paper Tiger' at Cannes, Showcasing a New Dimension

Miles Teller Stars in 'Paper Tiger' at Cannes, Showcasing a New Dimension
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New York Homes Face Highest Hurricane Wind Risk in U.S., Report Finds

New York Homes Face Highest Hurricane Wind Risk in U.S., Report Finds

A recent report by property analytics firm Cotality highlights that the New York metropolitan area has the highest number of homes at risk from hurricane winds in the United States. Approximately 3.27 million homes in the region are classified as being at moderate or greater risk, with an estimated $1.93 trillion in potential reconstruction costs. Additionally, nearly 20% of these homes are also vulnerable to storm surges. While hurricanes are less frequent in the Northeast compared to Florida and the Gulf Coast, the region's high population density and property values significantly elevate the stakes. The report also notes that the New York area lags behind southern regions in coastal preparedness and building practices, further increasing vulnerability. Other high-risk metro areas include Houston and Miami, with reconstruction cost values of $824 billion and $616 billion, respectively.
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Harry Styles Launches 'Together Together' Tour with Record-Breaking Amsterdam Shows

Harry Styles Launches 'Together Together' Tour with Record-Breaking Amsterdam Shows

Harry Styles Launches 'Together Together' Tour with Record-Breaking Amsterdam Shows