Jets announce they will cut Le’Veon Bell
A year and a half after signing a four-year, $52.5 million contract, Le’Veon Bell is done with the Jets. Jets General Manager Joe Douglas said
Researchers develop new model of the brain’s real-life neural networks
Researchers at the Cyber-Physical Systems Group at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, in conjunction with the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, have developed a
Used vehicles again lift U.S. consumer prices, but inflation cooling
U.S. consumer prices increased for a fourth straight month in September, with the cost of cars and trucks rising by the most since 1969, but
Roblox has big plans for virtual music events
On a Friday night in September, more than a million people showed up to an album launch party inside the virtual world of Roblox. American
Companies With Co-Workers Who Don’t Get Along Should Encourage Gratitude Journaling, Says Study
Researchers suggest employees should take a cue from Jimmy Fallon’s Thank You Notes segment on “The Tonight Show” to improve workplace behavior. A recent University
Mike Vrabel: Everyone in Titans organization will get a game ball
At one point in the not-too-distant past, it seemed like everyone working for the Titans would get COVID-19. Instead, they’ll all be getting a game
A new approach to analyzing the morphology of dendritic spines
Dendritic spines are small protrusions from a neuron’s dendrite membrane, where contact with neighboring axons is formed to receive synaptic input. These spines have different
EU wins right to place tariffs on $4 billion U.S. goods in aircraft spat
The European Union has won the right to impose tariffs on $4 billion in U.S. goods in retaliation for subsidies granted to planemaker Boeing BA.N
Hades turns death into a chance to try something new
In most games, death feels like a waste of time. That’s true whether I die because I fail to react quickly enough, don’t have the
After Dad Revolutionizes the Modern Playground for His Daughter, Other Cities Adopt His Brilliant Design
When this devoted Oregon dad set out to revolutionize his local playground in Portland, he had only planned on making it more disability-friendly for his