1Sportssports.yahoo.com
Nick Bosa returns to practice with limited work
Nick Bosa, 49ers defensive end, has returned to practice after missing the team's past five games due to a calf injury. Bosa was a limited participant due to soreness and tendinitis in his right knee as he returned to the field on Sept. 2. He injured his left calf while warming up in practice for Week 3. BOS had surgery after tearing his right ACL in a game in 2025 and underwent surgery in 2026. Other 49ers players, including wide receiver Mike Evans, Christian McCaffrey, and wide receiver Deebo Samuel, safety Siran Neal, and offensive tackle Trent Williams, also sat out the practice session.
2Sciencemk.co.kr
Interesting research results on whether watching fights often makes you better at fighting are attra..
A research conducted by Professor Annegret Faulkner of Princeton University has found that watching fights makes you better at fighting. The study divided male mice into three groups and trained them three times a day for eight days, 10 minutes per session. The first group fought directly against an easily beatable opponent, the second group watched the fight from behind a partition, and the third group played with mouse-shaped toys during the period. The day after the training, all three groups were asked to compete against an opponent that was difficult to beat. As a result, mice who observed the fight with mice who fought directly began attacking faster than mice who had no fighting experience and did not observe the actual confrontation. The research team also tracked the activity of excitatory and inhibitory neurons in 12 subcortical brain regions to determine whether these behavioral changes are related to changes in brain neural networks. The results suggest that watching violent situations can change the way people respond to threats, but further research is needed to confirm this.
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Judge Orders Austin Morrison Held Without Bond in Double Murder Case
Austin Morrison, who is facing two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of his girlfriend, Stephanie Strock, and their unborn baby, was ordered held without bond by a judge after entering not guilty pleas. Strock was found dead from blunt force trauma and was seven months pregnant. Morrison was arrested within hours after his arrest and had blood on his hands and clothes tested. His public defender has been appointed to represent him. If convicted, Morrison could face the death penalty or life imprisonment.
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Fortuna: Q3 Earnings Snapshot
Fortuna Mining Corp. (FSM) reported a profit of $47.8 million in Q3, adjusted for non-recurring costs, and revenue of $293.4 million. The company reported a per-share profit of 16 cents on a per share basis. The silver and gold miner posted revenue of approximately $293,4 million in the period.
5Worldau.news.yahoo.com
Why a US-funded vaccine trial on babies was cancelled in Guinea-Bissau
A proposed trial of a hepatitis B vaccine on newborn babies in Guinea-Bissau has been cancelled due to accusations that it was "unethical" and "neocolonial". The trial was funded by the US, under Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr, who has a history of scepticism about vaccines. It was planned to involve 14,000 newborns, with half receiving a hepatitisB vaccine shortly after birth and the other half not. Critics questioned the ethics of withholding the vaccine from some babies, particularly in one of the world's poorest countries where the infection is widespread. The trial also raised questions about whether vulnerable populations in African countries were being asked to take risks that researchers would not accept in wealthier countries. The World Health Organization (WHO) stated that the trial would withhold an intervention already proven to protect newborns against hepatitis B.
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Step Pharma to present data from ongoing phase 2 clinical trial of dencatistat in essential thrombocythaemia at 68th ASH Annual Meeting
Step Pharma, a global leader in CTPS1 inhibition for targeted cancer treatment, is set to present data from its ongoing phase 2 clinical trial of dencatistat in essential thrombocythaemia at the 68th American Society of Hematology (ASH) Annual Meeting in New Orleans, Louisiana. The VECTRA trial will enrol up to 50 participants with high-risk ET across sites in the US, EU and UK. The first presentation of clinical data from the ET programme will be presented at the meeting. The trial's primary endpoints are efficacy, safety, and tolerability; secondary endpoints include durability of haematologic response and rates of thromosis, haemorrhage, and disease transformation.
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Authorities are trying to piece together how an escaped Tennessee inmate evaded capture for 10 days
Jacob Morley, an escaped Tennessee prisoner convicted of murder, was tracked down hundreds of miles away in Missouri after evading capture for 10 days. Morley was found after troopers used roadside cameras and a helicopter to track him down and his truck got stuck in the mud. Authorities believe Morley escaped from the Northwest Correctional Complex in Tennessee on Oct. 25 and found his way to a farm near Marion, Illinois, where he spent time in a shed used by hunters. He is also suspected of stealing clothes and three firearms from the property. All available information regarding Morley's whereabouts when he was on the run has been released. District Attorney General Danny Goodman in Tennessee plans to file additional charges against Morley.
8Politicswrjn.com
Wisconsin Gov.-elect David Crowley’s top priority is tackling the rising costs of everything: ‘We’re gonna focus on the affordability crisis’
Wisconsin Gov.-elect David Crowley has stated his top priority is tackling the rising costs of everything, including healthcare, housing, utilities, healthcare, and childcare. He won by over 200,000 votes over Republican Congressman Tom Tiffany and will be the first Black governor in state history and the youngest in the U.S. The Milwaukee County Executive described the election as a mandate by the American public to reverse the harm done by President Donald Trump and the Republican Party. Despite this, Crowley said he plans to work with Gov. Tony Evers' administration and legislative Democrats, but also Republicans. His initial priorities are the affordability crisis and healthcare.
9Politicseuropesays.com
Missouri Attorney General sues Lawrence County retailer, 3 others over unregulated THC products, defeats federal court challenge - United States
Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has announced lawsuits against four retailers across the state for selling illegal marijuana products disguised as legal hemp and falsely marketing themselves as licensed state dispensaries. The lawsuits were filed in state circuit courts against Puffers Choice LLC, CBD Kratom Cannabis Dispensary, and Herb Depot. The state alleges that these businesses misled consumers by advertising themselves as state-licensed dispensaries and claiming their products adhere to Missouri’s regulated cannabis testing, packaging, and safety standards. The federal court dismissed a challenge to block Missouri‘s new intoxicating cannabinoid law, paving the way for House Bill 2641 to take effect on Nov. 12, 2026.
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David Jones enters voluntary administration after talks with landlords collapse - Bytes Europe
David Jones, a 188-year-old retailer, has entered voluntary administration following a breakdown in discussions with its landlords, Scentre Group, which operates Westfield malls in Australia and New Zealand. Despite efforts to restructure the company into an upmarket retailer with just 12 key stores, these proposals were rejected by at least two major property groups. The company's board voted to appoint voluntary administrators from McGrathNicol. If the company cannot be saved, these administrators aim to provide creditors and shareholders with a better financial return than could have been achieved if the company went into liquidation. David Jones posted a $4.4 million loss in its 2025 New Zealand full-year financial results, largely due to an impairment to its property leases.
11Worldkelo.com
Bank of England poised to hike rates for first time in 3 years
The Bank of England (BoE) is expected to raise interest rates for the first time in three years due to increasing inflation pressures from the US-Iran war. Economists predict that the BoE's Monetary Policy Committee will vote 7-2 to raise Bank Rate to 4% from 3.75%. This would be the first increase since August 2023 when inflation was over 6%. This follows a period of uncertainty over keeping rates steady. The longer the US and Iran conflict continues, the greater chance these price increases spread through the British economy. So far, there have been few signs of significant inflation effects on wage deals, with businesses predicting annual wage settlements of around 3.5% for next year and similar to 2026.
