Richard Sherman’s IR placement will be costly
Richard Sherman remains one of the most effective cornerbacks in all of football. His contract pays him that way only if he proves it, each
Survivors of neonatal heart repair surgery face lifelong risk of kidney disease, high blood pressure
Babies who have life-saving surgery for congenital heart problems within the first month of life face a lifelong risk of chronic kidney disease and high
U.S. CEO group says it supports carbon pricing to fight climate change
The Business Roundtable, a grouping of CEOs from some of the biggest U.S. companies, announced on Wednesday it supports market-based carbon pricing to fight climate
Amnesia: Rebirth, a new installment in the horror series, will launch on October 20th
Amnesia: Rebirth, the latest game from Swedish studio Frictional Games, will be released on October 20th. Rebirth is a sequel to Amnesia: The Dark Descent,
Stockwell stabbing: First picture of man knifed to death in south London
A young man who was stabbed to death in south London has been named by police. Jaden Christie, 20, died at the scene in Stockwell
Bears add Cairo Santos to active roster, cut Eric Saubert
The Bears added kicker Cairo Santos to the active roster on a temporary basis for last week’s game against the Lions and Santos went back
Apoptosis inhibitor enables some lymphomas to resist therapy
Lymphomas are a diverse group of cancers of the immune system, which is the body’s primary defense against autoimmune disease, infections, and malignancy. Now, researchers
U.S. Senate panel delays consideration of FAA reform bill
The U.S. Senate Commerce Committee has postponed consideration of a bill to overhaul how the Federal Aviation Administration certifies new airplanes in the wake of
Twitter is launching an election hub with voting info in English and Spanish
As mail-in ballot deadlines approach and with the presidential election less than two months away, Twitter is introducing an election hub. It will provide real-time
Wetherspoons customer who sent banana to black man’s table found guilty of hate crime
A man who sent a banana to a black man’s table has been found guilty of a hate crime. Mark D’arcy-Smith was having a drink