2024 Mexico Open at Vidanta Saturday tee times, how to watch PGA Tour
Everything you need to know for the third round at Vidanta Vallarta.
Long weather delay doesn’t stymie South Carolina baseball in win over Belmont
Friday’s game at Founders Park was delayed over two hours
Immunic Inc (IMUX) Reports Year-End 2023 Financial Results
Strengthened Balance Sheet and Progress in Clinical Trials Highlighted
Military officials say small balloon spotted over Western U.S. poses no security risk
The Federal Aviation Administration also found the balloon posed no risk to flight safety.
Mason Greenwood ‘has a clear conscience and is crazy about staying ANOTHER year’ at Getafe, claims their club president – after Sir Jim Ratcliffe opened the door over loanee’s return to Man United at the end of the season
Getafe president Angel Torres has insisted that Mason Greenwood would favour staying at the LaLiga outfit beyond the end of his season-long loan from Manchester United .
UPDATE 1-Rotech says patients likely impacted by hack at partner Philips’ unit
U.S.-based medical devices provider Rotech Healthcare said on Friday it was reviewing a list of patients who may have been impacted due to a cybersecurity breach experienced by its partner Philips’ Respironics unit. Orlando-based Rotech said in a statement that Respironics, which sells breathing devices and ventilators to treat sleep apnea, was made aware on… Read More »UPDATE 1-Rotech says patients likely impacted by hack at partner Philips’ unit
King Charles overwhelmed by public support as 7,000 messages sent after cancer diagnosis
‘At least you don’t have to wear a cone’ message particularly made Charles laugh
LA socialite convicted of murder for killing two young brothers in hit and run incident
Rebecca Grossman was convicted over the deaths of Mark Iskander, 11, and his brother Jacob Iskander, eight, on Friday
‘Even I got sucked in’
Barry Tuckett was an expert on privacy and access matters during the nine years he was Manitoba’s ombudsman — but even he got fooled recently when he unwittingly gave information […]
US universities settle financial-aid antitrust lawsuit for $166 million
Dartmouth, Northwestern, Rice and Vanderbilt universities have agreed to pay a combined $166 million to resolve claims that they favored wealthy student applicants, pushing total settlements in a federal antitrust lawsuit over college financial aid practices to $284 million. The 2022 lawsuit said 17 prominent colleges and universities violated U.S. antitrust law by violating a… Read More »US universities settle financial-aid antitrust lawsuit for $166 million