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Former Times Leader intern and Kingston native part of award-winning Wall Street Journal team
WILKES-BARRE — At the White House Correspondents' Association dinner on Friday, July 24, a team of investigative journalists from The Wall Street Journal won the Katharine Graham Award for Courage and Accountability. The Award was presented…
College Admission Maxxing: A Troubling Trend
“Maxxing.” It's all the rage in 2026—looksmaxxing, protein maxxing, now even tan maxxing. One need not look beyond the local gym where creatine-infused young people incessantly flex in front of the mirror. The shelves of the…
Stock market turmoil sheds stark light on the opaque AI economy
Even for the rollercoaster world of AI, last week was particularly volatile as investors scrambled to keep up with developments that threatened the dominance of the largest western chipmakers. It began with a double whammy. On Monday, the Chinese…
Raw jute prices down nearly 50% in Bengal since July, industry questions market quotations
Raw jute prices in West Bengal have crashed by nearly 50 per cent since early July, raising concerns over the price-fixing mechanism for government jute packaging material even as the industry has questioned the methodology behind daily market…
A summer jacket is an essential for breezy seasonal evenings - 6 lightweight trending styles to shop, from £20
The endless heatwaves we've experienced over the past few months have meant jackets have been all but redundant. However, as we enter late summer and the autumn collections are already landing on the high street, it's an article of clothing we're…
NASCAR's Uncertain Future Takes a Stunning Turn After Months of Sale Speculation
NASCAR is not for sale, according to NASCAR CEO Steve O'Donnell, who has ended months of speculation about the future of the stock car racing series. Questions about NASCAR ownership grew after the organization faced an antitrust lawsuit from 23XI…
Dante Moore Offers Insight Into Bond With Former Michigan Quarterback
Quarterback Dante Moore's journey ultimately took him to the West Coast to star for the Oregon Ducks. But before he even began his collegiate football career – which started with the UCLA Bruins – Moore was long connected to another…
Oregon Quarterback Dante Moore Offers Insight Into Matchup vs. USC
CHICAGO — Dante Moore is set to make his return to Los Angeles when USC hosts Oregon at the Coliseum on Sept. 26. The former five-star quarterback from Detroit played his freshman season at UCLA in 2023, where he saw action in nine games…
Extra budget may be compiled for Kumamoto quake
Some officials of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's administration have floated the idea of compiling a second supplementary budget for fiscal 2026 in response to extensive damage caused by a massive earthquake that hit Kumamoto Prefecture Tuesday…
Europe's key rivers are drying up as extreme heat impact widens
Europe's biggest rivers, vital arteries for the region's heavy industries, are drying up after the region was seared by a series of heat waves. As water levels in the Rhine and Danube fall toward record lows, that's starting to disrupt the…
$20 frozen yogurt? Protein-packed dessert craze has customers lining up
Americans looking to satisfy a sweet tooth without abandoning their health goals are increasingly willing to spend as much as $20 on protein-packed frozen yogurt topped with premium ingredients ranging from pistachio cream to olive oil. Greek…
Care for a dirty soda? How this drink trend became a US obsession
People also no longer needed to visit soda fountains to get a glass of ice-cold Coke. After Coca-Cola was first served at Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta in 1886, it remained a soda fountain drink until bottling rights were sold in 1899. By 1909…
Top 25 Poll Prediction: Where Oregon, Ohio State, and Texas Fall
With media days concluding and fall camps beginning around the country, the college football season is officially around the corner. One offseason topic of discussion has been the Big Ten and SEC fighting to be the best conference in the sport, and…
Former USC Trojan Eyeing Return After Latest Eligibility Injunction
On July 31, Judge Charlotte Sweeney of the U.S. District Court of Colorado granted a class-wide preliminary injunction that will give Division I athletes a fifth year of eligibility. The ruling will cover athletes 'who began to play in…
Media shifts to more aggressively fight Trump in courts
Several major media companies that have been targeted by litigation from President Trump and top administration officials are fighting back in court, signaling a new era of tension between the president and a press he and his allies view as overly…
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