Month: October 2019
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Hundreds protest Washington NFL team name in Minneapolis
Hundreds of protesters chanting ‘We are not your mascot’ march in Minneapolis against the Washington Redskins team name
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Peterson active vs. Vikings despite ankle injury
Peterson active for Redskins vs. Vikings despite questionable designation with ankle injury
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Michigan has Big House advantage over Notre Dame
Irish have lost seven of their last eight visits to Ann Arbor
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Led by Wright, Colorado enters season with lofty prospects
The Colorado Buffaloes enter season with high expectations behind a deep squad led by playmaker McKinley Wright IV.
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No. 21 Arizona aiming to get back on track
No. 21 Arizona is expecting a return to the NCAA Tournament behind a stellar recruiting class
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Jets’ Darnold in ‘really good place’ after ‘ghosts’ comment
Jets’ Sam Darnold in ‘really good place’ after ‘ghosts’ comment, struggles vs. Patriots
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Canada gains for CONCACAF hexagonal qualifying berth
Canada gains for CONCACAF hexagonal qualifying berth
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Return of CJ Elleby good news for Washington State hoops
The biggest win during Kyle Smith’s first few months on the job at Washington State was keeping one of the stars he was inheriting from moving on to the NBA
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Facial-recognition software may be able to identify people based on brain scans
Getty Images/ Dowell(NEW YORK) — A new study has found that it might be possible to use commercial facial recognition technology to identify people based on MRIs of their brain — even if researchers take [Read More…]
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Kings F Marvin Bagley out 4 to 6 weeks with thumb injury
Sacramento Kings forward Marvin Bagley III will miss four to six weeks after injuring his thumb in the season opener
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Without DeSean Jackson, Eagles struggling at wide receiver
Without DeSean Jackson, Eagles struggling at wide receiver
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Teen girl says she was traumatized after escaping alleged Uber kidnapping
iStock(NEW YORK) — A young girl who was allegedly kidnapped by her Uber driver over the summer says the incident has left her in a constant state of fear, so much so that she says [Read More…]
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Jones speaks up, tries to get Falcons on track
Julio Jones addresses teammates, tries to get Falcons on track
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Rookie RB Josh Jacobs carrying heavy load for Raiders
Rookie RB Josh Jacobs carrying heavy load for Raiders
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Trump says he is planning to attend World Series
President Donald Trump says he is planning to attend the World Series on Sunday if it goes to a fifth game
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Alex Gordon is a finalist for his seventh AL Gold Glove
Kansas City Royals LF Alex Gordon long ago ran out of hands with which to carry his Gold Gloves. But he just might have to figure out how to handle another.
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US prisons and jails using AI to mass-monitor millions of inmate calls
iStock(NEW YORK) — New technology driven by artificial intelligence (AI) is helping prison wardens and sheriffs around the country crack unsolved crimes and thwart everything from violence and drug smuggling to attempted suicides — in [Read More…]
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Trump gives Presidential Medal of Freedom to racing’s Penske
Trump gives Presidential Medal of Freedom to racing’s Penske
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Lady Vols happy heralded freshman Horston still at Tennessee
After sticking with Tennessee amid coaching change, heralded freshman Jordan Horston eager to make immediate impact for Lady Vols
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SW Minnesota farmer nearly done harvesting soybeans
A southwest Minnesota farmer says he’s one of the few in his area close to being done with soybean harvest. Bill Gordon of Worthington tells Brownfield they made a lot of progress last week. “The [Read More…]