The ruling carries political as well as legal and constitutional implications for the president and law enforcement officials.      

    American broadcaster CBS will get an early start on its Champions League deal by showing games next month when the pandemic-delayed competition resumes

    UConn women’s rowing coach Jen Sanford says she isn’t looking for a villain to blame for the school’s cost-cutting decision to eliminate her program

    This Day in History: Ben Oglivie becomes first Brewers player to hit three home runs in a game

    Over 50 years after Concorde first took to the skies, a brand new supersonic jet is preparing for lift off.

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    U.S. long-term Treasury yields fall Thursday after investors show strong demand for a sale of long-term bonds, buoying trading for government debt.

    U.S. long-term Treasury yields fall Thursday after investors show strong demand for a sale of long-term bonds, buoying trading for government debt.

    Oil futures fall on Thursday, with U.S. prices settling back below $40 a barrel, as commodity traders contended with rising cases of coronavirus in the U.S. and some other countries that may unsettle demand for crude.

    “I’m a bit pessimistic,” says Christophe Barraud, winner of the Forecaster of the Month contest. “A full recovery will take a long, long time.”

    (Michigan Medicine - University of Michigan) A new study finds that fewer women were first authors on COVID-19-related research papers published in the first half of this year. The findings suggest a worsening gender gap in academic medicine as women are already underrepresented among authors of medical research.

    (University of Alberta Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry) Living close to natural green space can mitigate some of the changes in infant gut bacteria associated with formula feeding, according to new research published in the journal Environment International. "Not every infant can be breastfed," said Anita Kozyrskyj, pediatrics professor at the University of Alberta. "This is one of the first pieces of evidence for a nature-related intervention that could possibly help promote healthy gut microbial composition in infants who are not breastfed."

    (American Thoracic Society) Results of an analysis published in the Annals of the American Thoracic Society found that Black individuals were twice as likely as White individuals to test positive for COVID-19. The average age of all participants in the study was 46. However, those infected were on average 52 years old, compared to those who tested negative, who were 45 years old on average.

    (American University) A new paper from American University examines the economics of an aquaculture industry of the future that is simultaneously environmentally sustainable and nutritious for the nearly 1 billion people worldwide who depend on it.

    (Earth Institute at Columbia University) A new study, published today in GeoHealth, used soil samples collected from neighborhoods around the cathedral to estimate local amounts of lead fallout from the fire.

    A local business owner accused of trying to solicit a minor for sex pleaded not guilty in southern Illinois Wednesday.

    The City of Paducah says that Assistant City Manager Michelle Smolen is the recipient of the Assistant Excellence in Leadership Award from the International City/County Management Association.

    Southern Illinois University Carbondale says there are several opportunities starting this week for children in the region to receive free preventive dental services through the Southern Illinois University Carbondale Dental Sealant Grant Program.

    The Illinois Emergency Management Agency says it and local emergency managers throughout the state are encouraging entities to attend the scheduled virtual briefings to begin the reimbursement application process to receive federal funds.

    Kentucky State Police Post 2 in Madisonville says an Alabama man has died days after a motorcycle crash in Crittenden County, Kentucky.

    The CRISPR system is a powerful tool for the targeted editing of genomes, with significant therapeutic potential, but runs the risk of inappropriately editing ''off-target'' sites. However, a new study shows that mutating the enzyme at the heart of the CRISPR gene editing system can improve its fidelity.

    Researchers are developing an A.I. platform that provides users with access to the information and insights hidden inside federal court records, regardless of their data and analytic skills.

    Researchers have found a significant increase in patients experiencing stress cardiomyopathy, also known as broken heart syndrome, during the COVID-19 pandemic.

    Researchers propose a decentralized, global wildlife biosurveillance system to identify -- before the next pandemic emerges -- animal viruses that have the potential to cause human disease.

    Findings from a new study into the effects of radiofrequency radiation generated by the wireless technology that will soon be the standard for cell phones suggest few health impacts.

    Baseball has its answer to World Cup soccer’s penalty kicks, NFL overtimes or NHL shootouts

    Which threads should advance to the next round in the ultimate Minnesota jersey tournament? You decide.

    Which threads should advance to the next round in the ultimate Wisconsin jersey tournament? You decide.

    Southampton held 1-1 at Everton in Premier League

    Bournemouth denied late winner vs lackluster Tottenham

    Harmony is discontinuing its Alexa-powered Express remote this year, but it's offering a full refund or upgrader to anyone who ever bought one.

    It’s not the best time to buy a high-end graphics card, but if you don't want to wait any longer—perhaps to prepare for this fall’s Cyberpunk 2077 release—then Nvidia’s sweetening the pot for a few weeks. Through July 29, buying any GeForce RTX 20-series graphics card from a participating retailer will get you a free copy of Death Stranding, Nvidia announced on Thursday. GeForce RTX-powered gaming laptops and desktops are also eligible.To read this article in full, please click here

    Turns out some users didn’t like over-the-air TV listings mixed with dozens of streaming TV channels.

    Turns out some users didn’t like over-the-air TV listings mixed with dozens of streaming TV channels.

    That high-performance CPU or GPU you're eyeballing for your next laptop is nothing if it's not backed by an effective cooling system. Yet consumers tend to know very little about the cooling in a laptop.We fortunately had time to catch up with Dell's Travis North, who works as a Thermal Engineering Technologist. North answers our burning questions on whether a heat pipe is better than a vapor chamber, whether you should re-paste a laptop, is 100 degrees too hot, and more.In the first section, North talks about a Dell patent on laptop cooling. You can watch the interview below or on YouTube at this link.To read this article in full, please click here

    A theme park in Fujiyoshida, Japan, is banning screaming on its roller coasters to prevent the spread of Covid-19 and instead is urging customers to "scream in their hearts."

    The Texas Republican Party is suing Democratic Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner for canceling a contract to hold the state party's convention in the city.

    Actress Naya Rivera, best known for her role on "Glee," is presumed dead after she disappeared from a rented boat on a Southern California lake.      

    Work crews in Virginia’s capital city on Thursday dismantled the final piece of a monument honoring a Confederate naval commander and scientist, following last week’s order from Mayor Levar Stoney to clear away all city-owned Confederate statues amid weeks of protests against police brutality and racism.    

    Six days after Pop Smoke's posthumous album dropped, Los Angeles police announced Thursday that five people, two of them juveniles, had been arrested in connection with the rapper's February slaying.

    An American student on trial in Italy for allegedly stabbing a plainclothes police officer to death last summer in Rome claimed he was kicked, punched and spat on in custody, according to a leaked transcript of a recording requested by the court.

    Serbian officials scrapped plans to implement a curfew in Belgrade and instead banned gatherings of more than 10 people on Thursday after two nights of violent protests in the city capital.

    Delay caused by the UAE has temporarily denied the Trump administration a crucial, hard-fought foreign policy win in the Middle East.

    A Samoan man sentenced to prison for burglary and theft spent nearly five more years behind bars than he needed to because of an administrative error, according to a report. 

    Local police said the body of the missing mayor of South Korea’s capital, Seoul, has been found.