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Ato's Radio-Inspired AI Assistant Trades Touchscreens for a Button and Knob
Keeping in touch shouldn't require learning another app, but small icons and unfamiliar menus can turn a simple family message into an unwanted chore. Ato approaches that problem with a screen-free AI voice assistant for older adults, packaged more…
John Carroll University's student radio station voted best in the world
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, Ohio — About 50 John Carroll University students are learning lessons behind the microphone that will go far beyond the classroom. The student radio station, WJCU, has become the first school in the world to win both of…
Luke thought he had to hide the grief of losing a baby. Then he spoke about it on live radio
Sunshine Coast couple Luke and Emily Forrest had two miscarriages when they started trying for a baby. Since the birth of their son Jack, they've endured another three losses: a chemical pregnancy, ectopic pregnancy and a recent miscarriage at 12…
Animal welfare group calls for accountability after latest racing death
Animal rights group the Coalition for the Protection of Horses says the death of Ohope Wins in the Caulfield Cup was one of 160 in Australia this year. Last year's Cup winner, Half Yours, received minor injuries when it fell, bringing down Ohope…
Patriots vs. Jets Today: How to Watch, Odds and Prediction
The New England Patriots have a chance to turn their recent momentum into a three-game winning streak against an AFC East rival. New England hosts the New York Jets on Sunday, Oct. 18, with the Patriots at 3-2 following a commanding 45-17 victory…
Miles McBride's agent leaves door open for future talks with Knicks
Of the three Knicks who did not get their desired contract extension heading into the season, Miles McBride's long-term future with the team is the most at risk. His agent, Mark Bartelstein, opened up about the team shutting down all extension…
Deadly Dover Strait sea crashes 55 years ago changed shipping
Steve Ladner, in Dover and Tanya Gupta, South East A series of disasters in the English Channel which claimed 50 lives in 1971 helped bring about safety measures that are still used today, a former coastguard has said. The incidents unfolded in the…
Celebrity Traitors star shares major struggle over 'class anxiety' while filming
One of the stars of Celebrity Traitors has admitted one area in which they struggled on a show that has continued to captivate the nation during its second series. Said contestant was one of the first to be voted out of the castle when they were…
LSU's top pass rusher left the Mississippi State game with an injury. Here's the latest.
LSU defensive end Princewill Umanmielen was injured Saturday in the first quarter of the Tigers' game against Mississippi State after tackling a ballcarrier near the line of scrimmage. Trainers attended to Umanmielen on the field after he made the…
Seal pups born at South Walney Nature Reserve for 12th year
Hannah Mitchell North East and Cumbria Seal pups have been recorded at a nature reserve for the 12th year running. Cumbria Wildlife Trust confirmed two pups had been spotted at South Walney Nature Reserve near Barrow, Cumbria. The reserve is home…
Surrey's Brookwood station reaches 'World Cup' shortlist
A Surrey train station which recently revitalised its local environment has been shortlisted as a finalist in the 2026 'World Cup of Stations'. Brookwood station, near Woking, has made it to a shortlist of five finalists at this year's competition…
Predictions of Gaza's death toll were wrong, and no one is held accountable
In late September, Gaza's Hamas -run Health Ministry published its 2025 mortality report, the first since the war began to purport to count every death in Gaza. Of 24,650 deaths, it attributed 17,286 to “war operations,” without…
Funding for new Sunderland musical history project
Hannah Mitchell North East and Cumbria A major new heritage project has been awarded funding to preserve Sunderland's musical history. Sunderland Music City has been awarded more than £150,000 by the National Lottery Heritage Fund for its…
Funding for new Sunderland musical history project
A major new heritage project has been awarded funding to preserve Sunderland's musical history. Sunderland Music City has been awarded more than £150,000 by the National Lottery Heritage Fund for its Mackem Music Memories project. The…
Hallé Orchestra return brings history full circle for venue
A world-renowned orchestra is set to return to a stage it first performed on more than a century ago. The Hallé will headline the Grand Civic Reopening following Blackburn's King George's Hall's £13.5m transformation. The performance…
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