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'Revolutionary' or just 'clever innovation'? MLB debates torpedo bat impact

‘Revolution’ or just ‘clever innovation’? MLB debates torpedo bat impact

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Pakistan win toss, chose to bat first in second Test against England

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A fingerprint found on a cigarette pack helped solve a 50-year-old cold case in California
An Ohio man has been charged in the decades-old murder of a California woman after authorities linked him to a fingerprint found on a cigarette pack in the victim’s Volkswagen Beetle, officials said. The print belonged to Willie Eugene Sims, 69, and it was discovered in the car of Jeanette Ralston, 24, Santa Clara County…
Joseph Nye, Harvard scholar who coined ‘soft power,’ dies at 88
WASHINGTON — Joseph Nye, a former dean of Harvard University’s John F. Kennedy School of Government who coined the term “soft power,” died on Tuesday. He was 88. A towering figure in political science, Nye conceptualized soft power — the ability of a country to win the hearts and minds of others through its culture…
Trump’s words undermine DOJ’s argument regarding men deported to El Salvador’s CECOT
WASHINGTON — The words of President Donald Trump and members of his administration undermined the government’s contention during a court hearing on Wednesday that the men deported from the country under the Alien Enemies Act and delivered to El Salvador were not in the constructive custody of the United States. In a hearing on Wednesday…
HHS plan to use Medicare and Medicaid data to study autism alarms experts
Autism experts and advocates expressed alarm after the Department of Health and Human Services said Wednesday it intends to create a database of enrolled Medicare and Medicaid patients to support a study aimed at identifying the “root causes” of autism. Under the leadership of HHS Secret Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the National Institutes of Health…
Pro-Palestinian protests resurface in Columbia days after Israel announces plan to take over Gaza
Student protesters took over a room of Columbia University’s Butler Libr in a resurgence of the on-campus protests against the institution’s ties to Israel that rocked the nation last spring and inspired similar protests and encampments at colleges and universities country-wide. Columbia University said in a statement Wednesday afternoon that it was “dealing with a…
US is pushing Starlink on nations facing tariffs as Musk stands to benefit from trade deals: report
Sign up for the daily Inside Washington email for exclusive US coverage and analysis sent to your inbox Get our free Inside Washington email Get our free Inside Washington email The Trump administration is pushing nations facing steep tariffs to adopt Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite system, according to The Washington Post. Two weeks after President…
Road rage victim ‘speaks’ via A.I. at his killer’s sentencing
The road-rage killer of an Arizona man was sentenced to 10.5 years behind bars after his victim spoke to the court, via artificial intelligence, in what could be the first-of-its-kind use of this technology, officials said Wednesday. Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Todd Lang on Thursday gave the maximum sentence to Gabriel Paul Horcasitas for the…
Trump changes his tune on speedy trade deals: From the Politics Desk
Welcome to the online version of From the Politics Desk, an evening newsletter that brings you the NBC News Politics team’s latest reporting and analysis from the White House, Capitol Hill and the campaign trail. In today’s edition, Jonathan Allen digs into how Team Trump is shifting its message on trade deals as they’ve been slow…
Mysterious brain diseases in Canada weren’t a mystery after all
Six years ago, a Canadian neurologist claimed to notice strange symptoms in a cluster of patients in New Brunswick, a province bordering Maine. According to the neurologist, Dr. Alier Marrero, the patients suffered hallucinations, spasms, rapid memory loss and the sensation that bugs were crawling underneath their skin, but their symptoms and brain scans didn’t…