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- The 9 Senate seats most likely to flip in 2026
Four months into the primary calendar, most of the battlefield is set in the race for control of the US Senate. Now the real fight begins.
- Opinion: When politics becomes personal
Political losses can trigger emotions similar to grief, as people's identities and values become tied to their political beliefs.
IF THE GARDENER GOT $20K - What did....??? - June 29, 2026
- A Nation Larger Than Its Politics
by Joe Palaggi on July 2, 2026 at 4:50 amAs America approaches its 250th birthday, I find myself wondering whether we have lost sight of something that earlier generations understood instinctively.Americans have never agreed on politics.We have argued over wars, taxes, immigration, religion, civil rights, economic policy, and the proper ro...
- Telling themes to take away from Tuesday’s primary elections
Let’s be clear about how Colorado’s primaries arrived at these unexpected results. The most significant voting cohorts on both the Democratic and Republican sides were women from 65 to 75-plus. These senior women voters selected Phil Weiser and have given Barb Kirkmeyer a chance. They may be on the farther side of their lives, but
- In another 250 years, what will be considered an American classic?
NEW YORK – What makes a Great American Novel? Which books deserve to be called classics? You may think of the books you read in school, like F.
- Building connections across molecular life science
ASBMB President Ed Eisenstein reflects on how the society shaped his scientific career and outlines his vision for expanding connections across academia, industry and government to accelerate discovery, translation and community-building.
- In another 250 years, what will be considered an American classic?
NEW YORK – What makes a Great American Novel? Which books deserve to be called classics? You may think of the books you read in school, like F.
- Lil Wayne a no-show for concert that was supposed to kick off his tour
Rapper Lil Wayne was scheduled to perform Tuesday in Bangor, Maine. But the show ended after opening act 2 Chainz and a DJ performed.
- SF Now Has 30 Boozy ‘Entertainment Zones,’ Which Are Also Boosting Local Businesses
Bar and restaurant owners in neighborhoods with active entertainment zones — where alcohol can be sold and consumed in public during street festivals or other designated events — say the zones have contributed to a significant boost in sales.
- Raja Koduri's Oxmiq raises $35 million for AI chip architecture
The Campbell, California company wants to let chip designers build custom AI silicon without a full chip program
- Plans Filed For Office-to-Housing Conversion at 901 Market Street, San Francisco
Planning permits have been filed to convert an historic six-story commercial structure into housing at 901 Market Street in the Mid-Market neighborhood...
- Plan Commission approves redevelopment of Up Top Building
The Chicago Plan Commission has approved the proposed redevelopment of the Up Top Building at 13100 S. Ellis. Located in Altgeld Gardens, the historic Up Top Building will be converted into a community center by local organization By The Hand Club For Kids.
- From grit to grid: USACE engineer aids power reliability across the Northwest
WALLA WALLA, Wash. —Long before he was helping improve generator modeling for the western power grid, Greg Brooks was growing up off the grid in Norther...
- Why AI savings are an illusion without process re-engineering
Slapping AI on top of a broken workflow won't magically save you money — it just speeds up your existing operational mess.
- Engineering Heterogeneity at Scale
AI workloads drive the semiconductor industry past traditional transistor scaling into heterogeneous large-scale integration (HLSI).