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 | From the Editor's Desk The number of people under 50 diagnosed with bowel cancer has been going up for three decades. In the UK, for instance, there has been about a 50 per cent rise in these tumours in people aged 25 to 49 over this period, with similar trends in the US, Canada, Australia and several European countries. |
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| Work New Jersey man charged with trafficking 675 SpaceX Starlink terminals  \"He vaguely described that he came into contact with \'Alberto\' through mutual friends and that he suggested the address\" on Roxboro Road for the shipment, the complaint said.Don\'t miss these stories from CNBC PRO: |
| Work Legal Experts Say Fani Willis Unlikely To Be Disqualified As Judge Weighs Trump Challenge - Forbes (No paywall)  Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ ability to prosecute former President Donald Trump’s election interference case in Georgia will be decided in the coming weeks, as a judge gears toward a decision on allegations Willis engaged in a secret romantic relationship with a lead prosecutor, though legal experts doubt she will be removed. |
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| Work An ex-Googler retired at age 40 on a Friday. By Monday, she regretted it. - Business Insider (No paywall) Our experts choose the best products and services to help make smart decisions with your money (here's how). In some cases, we receive a commission from our partners; however, our opinions are our own. Terms apply to offers listed on this page. |
| Work Meta is building a giant AI model to power its 'entire video ecosystem,' exec says  Meta's hefty investment in artificial intelligence includes development of an AI system designed to power Facebook's entire video recommendation engine across all its platforms, a company executive said Wednesday. |
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| Work Jim Cramer names companies and sectors poised to rally on the AI wave  "This technological revolution is crossing all barriers, even potentially becoming the heart of our national security apparatus, so we'd be like ostriches with our heads in the sand if we don't address it," he said. "I think it could potentially be the key to making the biggest money over the next half-decade." |
| Work Apple kills Epic's iOS game store plans over App Store criticism /cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/23932924/acastro_STK108__02.jpg) Epic’s plans to release its own third-party app store on iOS in the EU could be in trouble after Apple terminated the developer account it planned to use. In a blog post published today, the company shared a letter sent by Apple’s lawyers, which called Epic “verifiably untrustworthy” and said Apple does not believe that Epic will comply with its contractual commitments under its developer agreement. |
| Work Women's History Month 2024: Why it's in March and how to celebrate it  “During 2024, we recognize the example of women who are committed to embracing everyone and excluding no one in our common quest for freedom and opportunity. They know that people change with the help of families, teachers and friends, and that young people in particular need to learn the value of hearing from different voices with different points of view as they grow up,” according to a statement on the website. |
| Work 8 teens injured, 1 critically, after mass shooting near Philadelphia bus stop, police say  “We are just absolutely heartbroken and angry that innocent children walking home from school would be impacted by gun violence. We agree with the mayor. Enough is enough,\" Watlington said. \"We will have trained crisis professionals at Northeast High School tomorrow to provide support to our students and families as they process this horrific, unconscionable act of violence.” |
| Work After decades of failures, researchers have renewed hopes for an effective HIV vaccine  Crucially, investigators believe they are now much better able to discern top vaccine component candidates from the duds. They plan to spend the coming years developing such components so that when they do assemble the most promising among them into a multi-pronged vaccine, they can be much more confident of ultimate success in a trial. |
| Work Ex-Google software engineer charged with stealing AI technology while working with Chinese companies  He resigned from the company on Dec. 26. Three days later, Google officials learned that he had presented as CEO of one of the Chinese companies at an investor conference in Beijing. Officials also reviewed surveillance showing that another employee had scanned Ding\'s access badge at the building where he worked to make it look like Ding was there during times when he was actually in China, the indictment says. |
| Work Man fatally shot during argument with three others at Fort Worth restaurant, police say  Detectives are asking anyone with video or other information about this incident to call the Fort Worth Police non-emergency line at 817-392-4222. Tipsters can remain anonymous by calling Crime Stoppers of Tarrant County at 817-469-8477. |
| Work Oscar Mayer is launching a plant-based hot dog  In a follow-up statement to NBC News, the company said ingredients included in the new product lineup include bamboo fiber, mushroom, pea protein and acerola cherry, also known as Barbados cherry or West Indian cherry. |
| Work Battleship Texas makes progress on restoration  Following repairs, the Battleship Texas Foundation plans to relocate the ship to Pier 20 in Galveston if negotiations and permitting are successful. The foundation plans to reopen the battleship in late 2025, according to its website. |
| Work What you need to know before the State of the Union Thursday  But whatever she says, many will be waiting to see Trump\'s own response. In a post on his Truth Social account, Trump promised to provide \"LIVE, Play by Play\" commentary on Biden\'s speech. As Trump cruises toward the Republican presidential nomination, his remarks will help frame the stakes of the election. |
| Work Warner Bros. Discovery's MAX to begin password sharing crackdown later this year  That would bring MAX in line with Netflix and Disney, both of which have taken steps to limit password sharing on their streaming services. Both companies have done so while adjusting prices to make their cheaper ad-supported streaming services more attractive. |
| Work Driver identified after fatal hit-and-run along Central Expressway  The investigation into the hit-and-run is ongoing. Anyone in the area at the time of the crash who may have seen something is asked to contact the Richardson Police Special Crash Investigation Team at 972-744-4944. |
| Work TSA unveils passenger self-screening lanes at Vegas airport as ‘a step into the future'  The Transportation Security Administration reported its busiest day ever at the airport last month, screening nearly 104,000 travelers and their luggage as they headed for airline flights Feb. 12, the day after the NFL Super Bowl was played at Allegiant Stadium. |
| Work Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson says he voted for Donald Trump for president in 2024 primary  Johnson waded deeper into party politics in separate remarks Wednesday, blasting a failed recall effort against him as “ridiculous” and an attempt pushed by “self-promoting partisan opportunists” and the media. |
| Work Dallas ISD student lighting path to her future  Perez\'s decision to follow an electrical path of study in high school means she is also getting college credit. She\'ll graduate in the top 10 percent of her class at Wilmer-Hutchins High School and also have an Associate of Applied Sciences in Construction Technology. |
| Work Bill that could ban TikTok in the U.S. gains momentum in Congress  “I’m not going to tell him how to campaign. I don’t have a TikTok account on my personal device. And it’s, you know, it’s banned on public devices here in Congress,” Krishnamoorthi said. “I would just say, look, we know what the facts are. And I would just ask people to be very careful and cautious in using it.” |
| Work Birth mother, surrogate mother reject baby gorilla born at Fort Worth Zoo  In a post on X, the zoo said \"Our goal is – and always has been – to make sure Jameela is raised by gorillas. While we work with Fred over the next week, we are also consulting with our national partners about the best next steps. In the meantime, Jameela is healthy, strong and growing like a weed!\" |
| Work Taylor Swift fans reveal NFL's ‘hottest' players – Did your fave make the cut?  The study said tight ends are perceived as the most attractive positions on the field, with an average score of 5.1. Additionally, Swifties declared Travis Kelce and Cole Kmet of the Chicago Bears the most attractive tight ends. |
| Work FDA warns about lead contamination in more cinnamon products in the US  The agency has said cinnamon was the likely source of the lead contamination in the applesauce pouches. Following that recall, the FDA set out to sample ground cinnamon products from discount stores for lead contamination. |
| Work Jury convicts movie armorer of involuntary manslaughter in fatal shooting by Alec Baldwin  Prosecutors said six live rounds found on set bear mostly identical characteristics and don’t match live rounds seized from the movie’s supplier in Albuquerque. Defense attorneys said the cluttered supply office was not searched until a month after the shooting, undermining the significance of physical evidence. |
| Work Second hearing held for Denton County toddler removed from home by CPS  \"Being temporarily disabled also comes with different medical needs that I need, so I\'ve been able to research,\" she said. \"I\'m also a Top 10 graduate from UNT, so I\'m able to do my own research and come to my own conclusion, of course, with the advice of licensed professionals.\" |
| Work ‘He completed our family’: Born with half a heart, North Texas boy inspires families  “We don’t fully know what’s in the future for [Reid] and what that looks like,” Holly said. “Honestly our faith is what carries us and he’s a reminder to live every day like it’s our last. He has taught us to love life and live to the fullest.” |
| Work The teacher known as "Mr. T" has resigned amid a social media firestorm  I want each and every one of you to always remember that you are valued and worthy of respect just as you are. I am glad I was able to be a part of your educational experience at Hebron, and I wish you all the very best! |
| Work Art is inflatable: The Balloon Museum comes to Atlanta  For more than 58 years, The Atlanta Voice has ably provided a voice for the voiceless. It is the largest audited African American community newspaper in Georgia. Founded in 1966 by the late Ed Clayton and the late J. Lowell Ware, The Atlanta Voice has evolved and redefined its efforts to better connect with the community it serves. |
| Work OPINION: Atlanta wins with solid policy like the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law…we need congress working together again  For more than 58 years, The Atlanta Voice has ably provided a voice for the voiceless. It is the largest audited African American community newspaper in Georgia. Founded in 1966 by the late Ed Clayton and the late J. Lowell Ware, The Atlanta Voice has evolved and redefined its efforts to better connect with the community it serves. |
| Work 12 Best Cherry Blossom Spots to Avoid Crowds  Take a stroll along the Potomac River to view 200 Okame cherry trees. The harbor is hosting cherry blossom-themed events such as a festival celebrating Japanese culture on March 24 with an artisan market, a beer and sake garden, and music and dance performances. |
| Work 12 Cherry Blossom Season Hotel Packages in DC  The “Springtime Bloom” package offers a two-night stay with a welcome amenity, daily breakfast, and drinks for two. It also includes a cherry blossom map, a one-hour bike rental, and a Kodak camera to capture the experience. |
| Work At Arena Stage, a Hidden DC Figure Comes to Life - Washingtonian  “She really loved DC, and came back to it throughout her life,” Corthron says. And while Cooper may not be a household name, her ideas continue to travel–one of her quotes adorns every US passport: “The cause of freedom is not the cause of a race or a sect, a party or a class – it is the cause of humankind. The very birthright of humanity.” |
| Work What's In The DC Council's New Restaurant Bill?  Jessica Sidman covers the people and trends behind D.C.’s food and drink scene. Before joining Washingtonian in July 2016, she was Food Editor and Young & Hungry columnist at Washington City Paper. She is a Colorado native and University of Pennsylvania grad. |
| Work Casa Ruby Founder Ruby Corado Arrested, Charged With Fraud - Washingtonian  At that point, Corado’s voice strengthened. “But this is where I had to be honest with myself,” she said. “And just like everybody else, I have the right, you know, to have a good life.” |
| Work Avalanche analysis: Colorado better after two big trades, but play for another Stanley Cup comes at significant cost  Just like two years ago, the Avalanche pushed some significant chips into the middle. It’s been a Cup-or-bust season since media day to kick off training camp. These trades just reaffirmed it. |
| Work After Marshall fire, wealthy households made more on GoFundMe than low-income families, CU research shows  “This is not something we studied, but it could potentially have implications for the composition of who’s able to rebuild and how those neighborhoods look after the fire to before the fire,” Gallagher said. |
| Work Judge orders Auon’tai Anderson to pay $60K in legal fees to BLM 5280, leader he sued for defamation  Denver Public Schools’ Board of Education hired an outside firm to investigate that allegation and others made against Anderson. Though the investigation found the sexual assault claims to be unsubstantiated, it reported that Anderson had flirted online with a teenage student and made intimidating social media posts. The latter findings led the school board to publicly censure Anderson. |
| Work Lawyer behind effort to remove Fani Willis from Georgia Trump case testifies before state lawmakers  At the end of the hearing Wednesday, State Sen. Harold Jones, a member of the Democratic minority, questioned Merchant. After going back and forth with her, he seemed unsatisfied with Merchant’s explanation of how the relationship created a conflict that affected her client. |
| Work Texas approves land-swapping deal with SpaceX as company hopes to expand rocket-launch operations  An environmental assessment, public comment period and other consultations could mean the disposition of the property could take up to 18 months to complete, according to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s general counsel. |
| Work What is the State of the Union? A look at some of the history surrounding the annual event  No. Truman sent his final message in print, as did Eisenhower in 1961 and Carter in 1981. As Eisenhower recovered from a heart attack in 1956, he prepared a seven-minute, filmed summary of the message from his retreat in Key West, Florida, that was broadcast nationwide. Richard Nixon sent a printed message in 1973; his staff said an oral message would have come too soon after his second inaugural address. |
| Work 14-year-old snowboarder from Monument dies after crash at Keystone Ski Resort  Palmer Ridge High School student Levi Inama died following an accident at the ski resort, according to an email Lewis-Palmer School District 38 officials sent to staff and families on Sunday. |
| Work CU Buffs find groove, dominate Oregon in Pac-12 tournament opener  3-point goals – Oregon 1-13 (Hamel 1-2, Gray 0-5, VanSlooten 0-2, Chamberlin 0-2, Williams 0-1, Wagner 0-1), Colorado 9-18 (Formann 5-6, Sadler 2-2, Nolan 1-4, Sherrod 1-1, Johnson 0-4, Atchison 0-1). Rebounds – Oregon 28 (Basham, Kyei 6), Colorado 54 (Vonleh 6). Assists – Oregon 6 (Kyei 2), Colorado 24 (Sherrod 8). Steals – Oregon 6 (VanSlooten 3), Colorado 8 (Sadler, Wetta 2). Turnovers – Oregon 18, Colorado 14. Total fouls – Oregon 10, Colorado 13. Fouled out – None. |
| Work Rockies spring training recap: Kyle Freeland sharp again, Brenton Doyle stays hot  Injury update. Starting left fielder Nolan Jones played just one inning before departing with a tight lower back. The move was considered precautionary and Jones is expected to return quickly. |
| Work Ex-Avalanche defenseman Bo Byram on trade to Buffalo: “It’s obviously a shock”  This season began with some struggles, particularly with staying out of the penalty box. Byram’s game has steadied in recent weeks. His name has been out there in speculative trade rumors, in part because the Avs were unlikely to be able to retain both him and Samuel Girard beyond next season when Byram will be due a raise, and in part because he was the best young player on the team. |
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| Work Jury convicts movie armorer of involuntary manslaughter in fatal shooting by Alec Baldwin  Prosecutors said six live rounds found on set bear mostly identical characteristics and don’t match live rounds seized from the movie’s supplier in Albuquerque. Defense attorneys said the cluttered supply office was not searched until a month after the shooting, undermining the significance of physical evidence. |
| Work Suspect charged with hate crimes for anti-gay slashing on A train at Penn Station: NYPD  Hamlin, of the Bronx, was arrested on Tuesday. The 46-year-old faces hate crime charges for assault and menacing. Attorney information for Hamlin was not immediately clear. He was awaiting arraignment on Wednesday. |
| Work Moldy fruit, spoiled schmear, ‘mushy paste': Lawmaker raises flag about NYC school food  \"I think there’s been a decline in quality since I got here, like there’s been less chicken tenders,\" he said. \"Some of it\'s like, it’s prioritizing nutrition and cheapness and it doesn’t matter if kids won’t eat your food.\" |
| Work 15 people arrested, 14 vehicles towed during illegal street racing bust in Tempe  Last year, Tempe police issued 259 citations involving racing, speeds of more than 85 mph, reckless driving and speeds more than 20 miles an hour over the posted speed limit, according to a news release. |
| Work Man dies after being struck by train in Carlsbad  Four deaths from train strikes occurred over a five-day period in January, and four more were reported in February, including a man using a motorized wheelchair who was struck by a Sprinter train in Vista on Feb. 29. |
| Work La Jolla Institute reports promising results in cancer vaccine. 'I think it's a real innovation.'  Cancer vaccines are not yet a silver bullet, as is illustrated by the 2022 passing of Tamara Strauss, the first of 13 patients to receive a vaccine during the LJI trial. Though her pancreatic tumor was held in check for several years, progress was not enough to result in a cure. Full information on the outcome of the trial’s first 13 patients is not yet available but there are plans to publish those results soon. |
| Work Security guard among two killed in shootout at Grantville complex filled with SDSU students The investigation led detectives to arrest at least one suspect — Charles Patrick Burke, 31. Campbell said police located Burke at a Rancho Bernardo gas station Tuesday, and arrested him without incident. |