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Three scientists won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for developing optogenetics, a technique using light to control brain cells. The discovery may help treat neurological diseases and understand memory and behavior.
Relatives of Epstein victim appear in attack ad targeting Republican congressman
Relatives of a prominent Epstein victim appeared in a political attack ad against Republican congressman Jeff Crank, criticizing his initial resistance to releasing federal investigative files on the financier.
US borrowing costs hit 24-year high as global bond sell-off intensifies
US 10-year Treasury yields hit their highest level in 24 years as a global bond sell-off intensifies, driven by inflation concerns linked to elevated oil prices and anticipated interest rate increases.
Google launches Project Suncatcher, a step towards AI data centers in space
Google launched a prototype satellite carrying AI processing chips into orbit as part of Project Suncatcher, an experimental effort to develop solar-powered data centers in space.
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Regions Financial Eyes 150 New Branches as Deposit Strength Supports Growth
Regions Financial plans to open 130-150 branches over three to four years while maintaining favorable deposit trends and net interest income guidance amid increased regional banking competition.
How the 3M Stock Turnaround Is Happening Faster Than Expected
3M is executing a faster-than-expected turnaround driven by improved operational efficiency, product launches, and margin expansion, with raised full-year earnings guidance and mixed analyst outlooks.
Nissan eyes increasing U.S. production as new Rogue hybrid launches
Nissan plans to increase U.S. production capacity with the launch of the 2027 Rogue hybrid, potentially adding a third shift at its manufacturing facilities.
Eli Lilly CEO says 700,000 new seniors have started GLP-1s after Medicare coverage, and 70% are on Lilly drugs
Eli Lilly’s CEO stated that 700,000 new seniors began GLP-1 treatments following Medicare obesity drug coverage in July, with 70% using Lilly medications.
College Football Power Rankings: Georgia charges to No. 2 amid shakeup in top five, Texas holds top spot
Georgia surges to No. 2 in college football power rankings after a dominant four-touchdown SEC road victory, while Texas maintains the top spot amid reshuffling in the top five.
Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels injured in Week 2: What’s the outlook for Bears, Commanders signal callers?
Two top 2024 draft picks suffered injuries in Week 2: Caleb Williams sustained a hamstring injury and Jayden Daniels dislocated his left elbow, with recovery timelines uncertain pending further testing.
Scotland call for Montgomery as Tierney & McLean drop out
Kristi Montgomery has received her first Scotland call-up after Kieran Tierney and Kenny McLean withdrew from the Nations League squad. The 22-year-old Blackburn Rovers midfielder has started all eight Championship matches this season.
NFL Week 2 winners and losers, plus Caleb Williams injury details and Rams-Giants predictions for Monday night
The Chargers lost back-to-back home games to the Cardinals and Raiders, both 26-14, becoming the first team since 1926 to suffer such losses to sub-.200 winning-percentage teams. Meanwhile, Caleb Williams and Jayden Daniels both suffered injuries during Week 2.
Saints left tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. suffers severe high ankle sprain, reportedly will have surgery
Saints left tackle Kelvin Banks Jr. suffered a severe high ankle sprain requiring surgery during Week 2 and will miss an indefinite period, though reports indicate a possible late-season return.
Vikings’ Kyler Murray clears concussion protocol, named starter for Week 3 vs. Buccaneers
Vikings quarterback Kyler Murray cleared concussion protocol and is set to start against the Buccaneers after missing the previous two weeks with a head injury sustained in the season opener.
John Wilson on his unlikely concrete movie: ‘There might be a kind of sickness in shooting things this way’
Filmmaker John Wilson’s debut feature “The History of Concrete” explores New York City’s pervasive building material through his signature observational style, examining both the substance and his creative struggle to secure financing for the project.
Sex and dating in midlife – Sharon Horgan on her new comedy Youth
Sharon Horgan’s new HBO Max comedy Youth follows a 50-something woman balancing career, parenting, aging parents, and dating after divorce, exploring midlife experiences with humor and authenticity.