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California officials alarmed as Trump targets national weather research center CalMattersScientists push back on Trump plan to break up a critical climate and weather center NPRColorado's U.S. senators hold up appropriations package over NCAR's future The Colorado SunA Somber Mood at Science Meeting as Trump Budget Cuts Continue The New York TimesWe're all at risk if Trump dismantles this legendary lab grist.org
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Seahawks Show ‘We're A Very Resilient, Relentless Group' In Comeback Win Over Rams Seattle SeahawksRams collapse against the Seahawks -- what that means for their playoff seeding? ESPNSean McVay wants fluke plays like Seahawks' 2-point conversion eliminated Rams WireFans Create 'Incredible Atmosphere' As Seahawks Improve To 6-2 At Lumen Field With Comeback Win Over Rams Seattle Seahawks
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"The numbers could be enormous when you look at the potential opportunities," one expert says.
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Investors are rattled by Nike's weak performance in China, despite fiscal second-quarter earnings and revenue that topped Wall Street's expectations.
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Stop collecting prompts. Start building a system that turns attention into revenue — with three moves inside ChatGPT Agent.
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What AI data centers are doing to your electric bill : Planet Money NPRThe Next Big AI Concern Runs Through Main Street Investor's Business DailyThe AI data center boom is raising power costs nationwide. Here's what it means for you, and how to protect your bill Yahoo FinanceSenators Investigate Role of A.I. Data Centers in Rising Electricity Costs The New York TimesCommunities are rising up against data centers — and winning The Verge
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Emma Barker Bonomo, Editorial Director at Time, joins Barbara & Americus to discuss how the magazine curates its annual Best Inventions list, highlighting the criteria, trends, and global significance behind the most impactful innovations of the year. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Japan withdrew an offer to make executives at a government-backed investment fund eligible for hundreds of thousands of dollars in performance-based compensation, highlighting an undercurrent of disapproval over executives' high pay.
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THE row is over points of ecclesiastical history and procedure that most people, including ordinary folk who belong to the relevant churches, find utterly obscure. But the geopolitical stakes are enormous. That is one way to describe the escalating dispute over religious authority in Ukraine, a devout and divided country, where 70% of people identify as Orthodox Christians.
At the root of the argument is a fact that would surprise many people. Although Ukraine is in a state of barely frozen conflict with Russia, the most widely organised Christian church on Ukrainian territory (and the only one which enjoys real international legitimacy) owes allegiance to the Patriarchate of Moscow. Its adherents deny being pawns of Moscow, but they are obliged to offer public prayers for Kirill, Moscow's powerful patriarch.
Many Ukrainians feel that as a country battling to preserve its political independence, Ukraine should have a fully independent national church. As of now, there are two Orthodox bodies which operate on Ukrainian soil, but (in...Continue reading
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