Alpha-gal syndrome is a rare condition that can cause severe anaphylactic shock in those who have it. According to experts, more than half a million people in the US are affected by this syndrome. The lone star tick is believed to be responsible for most cases of alpha-gal syndrome in the US. New case reports … Read more
A packed room at a meeting of the American Physical Society (APS) heard Chetan Nayak, a theoretical physicist leading Microsoft’s quantum computing effort, explain how the company is developing topological qubits. These devices could be the building blocks for a noise-resistant quantum computer. However, some physicists expressed skepticism about Microsoft’s claims, citing concerns over the … Read more
Dolly Parton is finding solace and strength in the face of recent grief after losing her husband Carl Dean on March 3. The 79-year-old singer spoke candidly about their 60-year marriage and the impact of his passing. Parton shared that while she’s doing better than expected, she still misses her late husband dearly. “I’ve been … Read more
Tesla’s stock target has been cut by Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas due to weak auto deliveries, which he forecasts will decline by around 10% year over year. The analyst reduced his price target to $410 per share, still implying a 73.5% gain from Thursday’s close. Despite the downward revision, Jonas remains bullish on Tesla … Read more
The University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team made a thrilling comeback to March Madness, defeating the 14th-seeded University of Montana 85-66. The Badgers’ strong performance was largely due to the contributions of backup forward Carter Gilmore, who scored eight points and made key defensive plays in the game. Gilmore’s 8-0 run with the Badgers gave … Read more
Governments and organizations have released various resources for residents affected by deadly storms in Mississippi over the weekend. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) has listed multiple locations where survivors can access essential items, including food, clothing, and household supplies. Residents in need can visit the following churches, community centers, and police stations: * Grenada … Read more
Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has faced a major setback in his efforts to remove Ronen Bar, the head of Israel’s most powerful security agency, Shin Bet. A Supreme Court judge issued an injunction on Friday freezing Bar’s dismissal until a hearing can be held on the matter. The move comes as Netanyahu’s cabinet voted … Read more
The 2025 NCAA March Madness tournament is here, bringing with it weeks of exciting college basketball action. With 68 teams competing for the championship prize, fans can catch all the games live via various streaming options. For free streaming, Paramount+ offers a free trial period giving access to CBS games. Other services like Hulu + … Read more
The Wisconsin Badgers dominated their first-round opponent, the Montana Grizzlies, with a convincing 85-66 victory in the NCAA Tournament. The Badgers’ strong second-half performance and effective defensive strategy allowed them to pull away from the Grizzlies. In the post-game press conference, head coach Greg Gard praised his team’s overall effort, acknowledging that every player contributed … Read more
The Pitt rules! In a shocking twist, a mass casualty situation erupts at PittFest, transforming the Pittsburgh Trauma Medical Center into a war triage unit. As the city’s medical staff springs into action, the show delivers an episode that showcases its expertise in handling high-pressure situations. In “6:00 P.M.,” we see the medical team from … Read more