Stefon Diggs: I’d be lying if I said I was comfortable starting back up
As Major League Baseball attempts to start a shortened season during the pandemic, almost a dozen players have opted not to play. Mike Leake, Ryan
Month: July 2020
Numerous jobs linked to increased risk of knee reconstruction
Knee replacements are a huge burden on society and individuals from all walks of life. A major global systematic review has identified the common jobs—paid
Fed’s Clarida says there is more the Fed can and will do
With the surge in coronavirus cases threatening the U.S. recovery, Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida had a message on Tuesday: the U.S. central bank
Ubisoft is giving away Watch Dogs 2 to streamers of its upcoming digital event
Ubisoft Forward is the publisher’s line-up reveal event scheduled for this Sunday. The 45-minute live stream is set to cover highly-anticipated titles like AC: Valhalla,
NASA Releases Breathtaking Time-Lapse of the Sun’s Surface Shot Over a Decade to Celebrate Satellite Anniversary
It has been ten years since NASA launched a specialized satellite to film the surface of the sun—and they have now released a gorgeous time-lapse
Browns sign first-round tackle Jedrick Wills
Draft-pick signings are moving more slowly this year, due to the pandemic. But with rookies eligible to report as soon as July 21, the clock
Certain factors during infancy may affect bone health in adulthood
In a recent study, breast feeding during infancy was associated with a lower risk of lower limb fractures when children reached young adulthood, while maternal
Fed’s Mester says full recovery a long way off, more fiscal help needed
A resurgence in coronavirus cases across the country is making consumers more cautious, and more fiscal stimulus is needed to help the economy recover fully
Are these the first real-world images of the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra?
In just over four weeks, Samsung will unveil the Galaxy Note 20 at its online-only Unpacked event. Now, what’s purported to be the first real-world
How an Indian Architect is Sucking Carbon Emissions Out of the Air and Turning it into Stylish Tiles
An Indian architect has developed a revolutionary new way to serve the housing needs of a population, while also fighting air pollution. Tejas Sidnal is