The NHL released its 2026-27 regular-season schedule Thursday, as the league expands its campaign from 82 to 84 games this season.
Read Full Story →At age 20, Macklin Celebrini will be the youngest ever cover athlete for EA Sports' NHL series when it's released later this year.
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Read article →Athipat Wichan tells BBC Thai he regrets bringing his girlfriend Nahathai into his indie band Thotsakan.
Read article →Previously little-known in Europe, the Midea PortaSplit has become a household name this summer.
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Sam Bankman-Fried was sentenced to 25 years in prison for orchestrating an $8 billion fraud involving his cryptocurrency exchange, FTX. During sentencing, Judge Lewis Kaplan rejected Bankman-Fried’s claims of innocence, citing his lack of remorse and his history of lying during the trial.
Read Full Story →In May 1925, the con artist known as Count Victor Lustig sold the Eiffel Tower for scrap by posing as a French government official using forged official stationery from the Hotel de Crillon.
Read article →Scientists in Rwanda are researching the biological legacy of the 1994 genocide, discovering that survivors and their children often share unique epigenetic markings on their DNA related to trauma.
Read article →The Endowment Project brings the endowment funding model long used by colleges and private schools to public high schools, aiming to build lasting financial support for campuses that traditionally rely on annual budgets.
Read article →The late philosopher Bernard Stiegler argued that technology is not a neutral tool but a "pharmakon" that functions as both a cure and a poison for human evolution and cognition.
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