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Bryce James sits in Arizona’s win vs. Auburn: What Tommy Lloyd said about son of LeBron James not playing
Bryce James did not play in Arizona’s 80-69 win over Auburn, marking his first game out of the rotation this season. Coach Tommy Lloyd said he had a positive conversation with the LeBron James son and plans to continue finding him playing opportunities.
Drake Maye, Aidan Hutchinson injured on same play: Injury updates for Patriots QB, Lions DE
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye and Lions defensive end Aidan Hutchinson both sustained injuries during the same play in Germany, with Maye ruled out with an ankle injury and Hutchinson feared to have suffered a significant knee injury.
Bowen Yang Makes Surprise ‘SNL’ Appearance as Jensen Huang as John Mulaney Pokes at FAA Ground Stop and Microsoft Outage in Cold Open
Bowen Yang made a surprise appearance on Saturday Night Live, reprising a tech billionaire character alongside host John Mulaney in a cold open satirizing recent national events.
Thessaloniki Awards: Jacqueline Lentzou’s ‘A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra’ Wins the Golden Alexander
Jacqueline Lentzou’s sophomore feature “A Day in the Life of Jo: Chapter Phaedra” won the Golden Alexander for best feature at the Thessaloniki Film Festival’s Arrivals competition section.
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Why is Google cutting off Search from AI-free schools? Here are some theories
Google has announced that schools seeking to disable AI Overviews in its Search tool will lose access to Google Search entirely, sparking criticism from parents, educators, and officials.
Trump Admin. Finalizes Rollback of Required Raises for Head Start Teachers
The Trump administration has finalized its rollback of a Biden-era policy requiring larger Head Start programs to raise teacher salaries to match local public school pre-K teachers by 2031.
How Should States Evaluate Reading Curricula? Debate in California Heats Up
California’s proposed reading curriculum list, required under a science of reading law, faces criticism from advocacy groups who say it lacks sufficient detail to help districts evaluate program strengths and weaknesses.
After Layoffs and Cuts, Ed. Dept. Funds New English Learner Teacher Grants
The U.S. Department of Education is funding 12 new grant projects this fall to train teachers working with English learners, following significant upheaval within the agency earlier this year.
Florida University System Punts on Admission for Noncitizens
Florida’s university board postponed a vote on easing restrictions for undocumented students, delaying consideration of a limited exception that would allow community college graduates to attend state universities.
Louisiana System Head Resigns Amid Tax Issue
University of Louisiana System President Rick Gallot resigned Friday following reports that he owed $350,000 in federal income taxes dating back to 2019.
New Mexico wanted free childcare for all. This is what’s worked — and what hasn’t
New Mexico became the first state to offer free childcare to all eligible families a year ago, but high demand has created long waitlists at many centers.
Travellers to EU face renewed queues as border-check flexibility rules expire
EU border-check flexibility measures expire, potentially causing renewed queues for travellers, though some member states may not enforce biometric requirements and technical issues may delay implementation.
‘Baggage reclaim was pandemonium’: passengers hit by airport IT chaos in UK recount their ordeals
Over 2,000 flights were cancelled following an air traffic control system failure at UK airports on Tuesday, with hundreds of thousands of passengers experiencing delays and disruptions throughout the following day.
Ryanair will dispute passenger’s claim he was sucked out of window
Ryanair disputes claims that a passenger’s head and arm were sucked through a shattered window on a flight from Greece to Germany in July, though the airline acknowledges he was pulled forcefully toward it.
Should cockpits stay locked from the inside? Flydubai stabbing raises flight security questions
A flydubai flight incident involving a stabbed pilot renews debate over cockpit door security measures implemented after 9/11, with aviation experts divided on whether locked doors prioritize safety or create dangerous vulnerabilities.
European air fares could rise by as much as 20% in 2027, Ryanair boss predicts
Ryanair’s chief executive predicts European air fares could rise by 10-20% next year due to elevated jet fuel costs stemming from Middle East conflict, with many airlines facing potential bankruptcies without hedging protection.