Some doctors expect major ‘medical breakthroughs’ — despite Trump slashing NIH research costs
A new rule from the Trump administration capped facilities and administrative costs for federally funded research grants ...
Scientists expect major 'medical breakthroughs' despite Trump's cap on NIH research funding
The Trump administration's move to slash overhead costs associated with federally funded research has generated immense ...
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MAIT: How Wisconsin’s investigations into police shootings protect officers
The Milwaukee Area Investigative Team investigates police shootings so police don't investigate themselves, but rules are ...
‘A Lien’ Writer-Directors David & Sam Cutler-Kreutz On Combining Anxiety And Empathy In Their Oscar Nominated Short Film
A Lien, written and directed by brothers David and Sam Cutler-Kreutz, brings audiences into the fraught and complex ...
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Jazzman Gary Motley to jam with saxophonist David Sánchez at Emory Jazz Fest
The Emory Jazz Fest turns 22 this week, but, hearing its founder and director, Gary Motley, talk with such energy about the ...
Long putts, halfcourt shots and other in-game contests keep fans engaged and raise the fun factor
A fan at a Nebraska basketball game recently won a $75,000 Porsche for putting a golf ball the full length of the court into ...
Big Rapids Pioneer19h
Celebration Pavilion showcases local history and design
The Celebration Pavilion at Mitchell Creek Park, designed by Marlies Manning and built by Ferris students, reflects Big ...
Muscatine Journal14h
Raising the fun factor
IPG CEO and co-founder Greg Esterhai said the chances of a random fan making a 94-foot putt into a 3-inch by 3-inch slot are 1 in 100. IPG set the premium at $16,200 to cover a total of eight putting ...
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How Wisconsin’s investigations into police shootings protect officers
Not long after, two Milwaukee Police Department (MPD) detectives stepped in and asked whether Alvin carried a gun. “None of ...
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St. Peter author reflects on 1940s racial divide with new novel "If I Didn't Care"
Growing up in a small, all-white town of just 5,000 people in southern Illinois, the racial discrimination and segregation ...