What the term "October Surprise" does not mean:
Devastation left by Hurricane Helene. Escalated tensions in the Middle East. The Harris campaign is navigating a pair of October surprises as Election Day draws closer.
Devastation left by Hurricane Helene. Escalated tensions in the Middle East. The Harris campaign is navigating a pair of October surprises as Election Day draws closer.
Not many people spread more happiness than Erik ten Hag who brings joy to millions of Manchester United haters.
Vance adapting the British conservatives' rhetoric on experts regarding Brexit, except that while it arguably did take actual expertise to (correctly) predict that Brexit would hurt the British economy, to predict that a tariff will raise prices only requires knowing what a tariff is.
And for anyone who is not interested in that benefit, Microsoft could have an opt-out clause allowing people to tick a box saying "I waive my right to radiation exposure."
It's only fair that taxpayers share the financial risk here, since they would benefit by getting the chance to experience a nuclear meltdown.
Surprise, surprise. Microsoft wants to shift the risk for reopening Three Mile Island onto taxpayers.
The Department of Energy is weighing a $1.6 billion loan guarantee for a plan to reopen the Three Mile Island nuclear plant with Microsoft as its sole customer.
It's crucial to protect tenure and academic freedom, but there have to be exceptions that allow for the firing of people who organize books by spine color.
When climate-fueled natural disasters become self aware and target our intelligence infrastructure.
All the political ads for Dems are them promising they’re basically republicans and all the attack ads on them are republicans accusing them of being cool and good
True, tenure is not strong enough to survive the strains of the single most divisive issue in global politics today. But it should be obvious that imperfect protection is better than zero protection and no job security at all, which is what those with no tenure have.
Absolutely heartbroken to learn of Dikembe Mutombo's untimely passing. A story: one day in 2010, I got the most random phone call to my office at Morehouse. It was Dikembe's personal assistant, asking if I'd be willing to meet at his office to talk about the D.R. Congo. Obviously I said yes. (1/n)
Hall of Famer Dikembe Mutombo, the "larger than life" center who played 18 NBA seasons, has died of brain cancer at the age of 58, the league announced Monday.