Researchers in the US in large numbers are being forced to leave as the Trump administration has halted funding, including ...

John DeRenzi stood alone in the outfield, wearing a mask, to watch the Neumann Goretti baseball home opener on March 19. It wasn’t uncommon for the South Philly native, who’s on the school’s alumni ...

The entire project, reportedly costing $400,000, has been funded by four donors. Coach John Cook recently retired post the conclusion of the NCAA Division 1 Volleyball Championships, after leading ...

A cacophony of bad news has been good news for Carney, drowning out Poilievre's message You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. The morning after ...

While some blame “woke” campus culture, the roots of this clash go back some 80-plus years, when the US first called on scientists for the Manhattan Project to build the atomic bomb.

Aurora Mayor-elect John Laesch told The Beacon-News in a recent interview that he has no intention of pursuing the City of Lights Center project. Unofficial results from the consolidated election ...

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He founded The Texas Tribune, a model for nonprofit grass-roots news organizations nationwide, and the American Journalism Project, which supports them. By Alex Williams John Thornton, a financier ...

located in Manhattan's Upper West Side. The financing will fund the ground-up development of a 36-unit ultra-luxury condominium project led by Nortco Development, a privately held real estate ...

This was, of course, the Manhattan Project, a top-secret, US-led World War II research effort that led directly to the development of the first atomic bomb. Ultimately used twice to help end the ...

John Harris and John Von Drasek ran in the general election for Countryside City Council Ward 2 on April 1, 2025. = candidate completed the Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey. If you are a ...

Ernest Cuneo, a burly former Columbia football player who weighed in at nearly 300 pounds, was an unlikely spook—but an effective one. During World War II Cuneo served as President Franklin D.