Patrick Mahomes and Brittany Mahomes’ KC Current face billion-dollar twist as Chris and Angie Long eye 6,500-seat expansion | NFL News

Patrick Mahomes, Brittany Mahomes, Chris Long and Angie Long (Instagram) The Kansas City Current are preparing to make their already successful home even bigger. CPKC Stadium, the first venue built specifically for a professional women’s sports team, has quickly become one of the NWSL’s most sought-after destinations. With thousands of fans waiting for tickets, the…

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South Portland placed more than 200 discarded holiday trees on an eroded Maine beach after a 2022 storm; they trapped sand and vegetation began returning within months

The wider project also examined how woody debris could be used in different coastal settings. At Pemaquid Beach in Bristol, the storm had carved steep, eroded faces into the dunes. After a powerful winter storm stripped away sections of Maine’s coastline in December 2022, an unlikely form of coastal protection began taking shape on the…

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Meet Serge Boghossian, the 16-year-old Canadian student who taught himself to code and built a job platform; hundreds of teens have already joined | World News

Serge Boghossian. Image Credit: INSAUGA Mississauga/Website 16-year-old Serge Boghossian has turned a problem he faced while looking for work into a platform designed to help other teenagers find their first jobs. The Mississauga student taught himself to code and built Jobbli, a free online service connecting local teenagers with businesses offering part-time work. The idea…

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In 2022, he built a pocket-sized device to extract drinking water from the air in Death Valley using only sunlight; in 2025, he won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry

Between August 19 and 23, 2022, Omar Yaghi’s team placed a thermos-sized cylinder in Furnace Creek, inside the Death Valley National Park. The device was not connected to anything and for three complete cycles of night and day the device extracted liquid water from the air of one of the driest and hottest places on…

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Scientists develop DNA markers to detect Burmese pythons in southern Florida waters, but finding the snakes remains difficult |

Scientists have developed and optimised python-specific environmental DNA (eDNA) markers to detect Burmese pythons through water samples collected in southern Florida. The work focuses on Stormwater Treatment Areas, the Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem Watershed, and nearby rivers and canals connected to waterways previously sampled. The interconnected canal and river network can help non-native and invasive species…

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In 2021, Michael and Susan Dell’s foundation pledged $36.6 million to help expand Community First Village in Austin; the housing project plans 1,400 more homes for people leaving chronic homelessness |

In pic: Michael and Susan Dell ​In 2021, the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation pledged $36.6 million to help expand Community First! Village. This master-planned neighbourhood in Austin is designed to provide permanent housing and a supportive community for people exiting homelessness. The foundation’s commitment was part of a larger capital campaign to add 1,400…

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INDIA bloc meet: BJP says Oct 2 march is to ‘save dynasty, not democracy’ | India News

NEW DELHI: Bharatiya Janata Party on Wednesday hit out at the INDIA bloc, saying the opposition alliance’s proposed nationwide protests against the Election Commission are aimed at “saving dynasty” rather than “saving democracy”.After INDIA bloc’s meeting, Union minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan accused the opposition of attacking the poll panel to create an “advance excuse” for…

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A fugitive used a dead classmate’s name from 1984 and lived under it for 40 years; he collected over $138,000 in Social Security before FBI agents caught him | World News

A fugitive who was wanted in Wyoming on an attempted murder charge spent more than four decades living under the identity of a deceased former college classmate, according to the US Department of Justice. Stephen Craig Campbell, 76, assumed the identity of Walter Lee Coffman, who died in 1975 at age 22. Campbell first applied…

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