This summer’s COVID spread: How the symptoms have changed
The vaccine updated for the latest strains is expected to be available this fall
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Daily News, NY Times want ‘fair use’ argument rejected in copyright case against OpenAI, Microsoft
The newspapers’ Friday motion says OpenAI and Microsoft’s products have led to a tsunami of “pink slime” news sites that plagiarize or remix content from legitimate news sources.
How the youth sports industrial complex has widened the opportunity gap and diluted the neighborhood team
In a capitalistic youth sports landscape, Thomas Trotman is good with going into the red.
Youth sports costs are skyrocketing. Some parents and kids say ‘it’s worth every dime.’
Finding the right travel sports organization, coach makes the payoff substantial
Booming $40B youth sports industry has families spending thousands for fear of missing out
An expensive pay-to-play, travel-based model has overtaken the youth sports landscape.
NYC mayors have etched a 25-year legacy of anger over ‘missing’ 9/11 toxin documents
Upwards of 6,000 have died of 9/11 illness from breathing in air at Ground Zero.
New app to provide California wildfire updates to the public directly from fire agencies
More than 60 fire agencies have signed on to AwareCA and 60 others are in the process of signing on
Nearly two years after vote, San Diego moves to implement Measure D reforms to Ethics Commission
The changes to the municipal code would match San Diego city charter amendments approved in November 2024.
How can schools help homeless students? These researchers have some ideas
Better support could have a particularly big impact in San Diego County, in particular in San Diego Unified School District, one of the California districts with the most homeless students, the new UCLA report found.
Judge clears a lawsuit against Kyrsten Sinema under North Carolina’s ‘homewrecker’ law
North Carolina allows jilted spouses to sue third parties responsible for marriage breakups.