New York Giants general manager Joe Schoen made it clear that he’s considering non-quarterbacks with the top pick in the upcoming NFL Draft, leaving many to speculate about his intentions for the highly anticipated selection. In a Monday press conference at the NFL’s annual league meetings, Schoen emphasized the importance of “putting them” in a … Read more
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has officially rescinded his appointment of former naval chief Eli Sharvit as the head of the Shin Bet, citing a need to examine other candidates. The move comes amid controversy over Netanyahu’s firing of current Shin Bet director Ronen Bar, which has sparked mass protests across the country. Sharvit had … Read more
Apple has officially launched its latest update for the Vision Pro headset, visionOS 2.4, which brings long-awaited Apple Intelligence features to the device. The update includes tools like writing assistants, image generation capabilities, and enhanced content curation. The new Spatial Gallery app provides a curated selection of spatial (stereoscopic) content from iconic brands, Apple Originals, … Read more
Country music stars are banding together to urge U.S. Congress to continue funding the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), a program that has saved 26 million lives globally since its launch in 2003. A letter signed by over 20 artists, including Brad Paisley, Maren Morris, and Sheryl Crow, calls on Congress to ensure … Read more
Two NASA astronauts, Barry “Butch” Wilmore and Sunita Williams, have denied being abandoned or marooned in space after a nine-month ordeal on the International Space Station. The duo spoke out at a press conference in Houston, contradicting claims made by Elon Musk and Donald Trump that they were left stranded by the Biden administration. Wilmore … Read more
Ohio Wesleyan Professor Contributes to Groundbreaking Research in Nature Physics Journal A new study published in the peer-reviewed scientific journal Nature Physics has provided fundamental insights into the early evolution of multicellular organization, shedding light on a long-standing question in life sciences. Hanliang “Han” Guo, an assistant professor of Mathematics and Computer Science at Ohio … Read more
US President Donald Trump has sparked controversy by suggesting he could serve a third term, despite the 22nd Amendment limiting presidents to two terms since 1951. The amendment was ratified after President Franklin D. Roosevelt broke with a self-imposed two-term limit set by presidents since George Washington. According to law professor Wayne Unger, the Constitution … Read more
A child’s death has been linked to the flu in Maine, according to the state’s health officials. The child passed away on March 19 after testing positive for influenza B. This marks the first reported flu-associated pediatric death in the state during this season. As of March 25, 146 flu outbreaks have been identified, with … Read more
The Office of Personnel Management (OPM), a federal human-resources agency overseeing government firings, has hired its first new career employee since President Donald Trump took office. The position is for a driver to ferry around OPM leaders. According to emails seen by Reuters, the move comes as OPM has laid off over 200 employees and … Read more
Paul Heyman’s loyalty has been called into question once again as he prepares to face off against CM Punk at WrestleMania 41. The WWE Hall of Famer has a long history with both men, and his allegiance remains uncertain. A recent moment on Friday’s “SmackDown” has raised eyebrows, with CM Punk seemingly implying that Paul … Read more