A big surprise for some high school athletes. The Owings Mills Boys lacrosse team was using outdated, mismatched equipment. That changed when they showed up to practice Friday afternoon.
Fantasy football analyst Matt Harmon lays out Year 1 expectations for the talented class of rookie wide receivers entering the 2024 season.
Including entries as unusual as an abandoned missile silo and a house transformed into a pirate ship, each episode assigns ratings to three homes based on how creative, committed to theme and "wackadoo" they are.
Apple reported better than expected Q2 earnings and increased its dividend to $0.25 per share.
Microsoft has changed its policy to ban U.S. police departments from using generative AI through the Azure OpenAI Service, the company's fully managed, enterprise-focused wrapper around OpenAI technologies. Language added Wednesday to the terms of service for Azure OpenAI Service prohibits integrations with Azure OpenAI Service from being used "by or for" police departments in the U.S., including integrations with OpenAI's text- and speech-analyzing models. A separate new bullet point covers "any law enforcement globally," and explicitly bars the use of "real-time facial recognition technology" on mobile cameras, like body cameras and dashcams, to attempt to identify a person in "uncontrolled, in-the-wild" environments.
After a strong winter for the US labor market, economists expect hiring to have slowed in April.
Rivian is getting $827 million in incentives from the state of Illinois to support building its next-generation electric vehicle, known as the R2. Rivian announced Thursday that the State of Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity will dole out the funds, which will be used to expand the automaker's existing factory in Normal, Illinois, build out supporting infrastructure and boost job training programs for its workforce. The funding announcement comes just two months after Rivian unveiled the mid-size R2 SUV, which is supposed to start at around $45,000 when it goes on sale in 2026.
Formula 1 makes its first of three visits to the United States this weekend as it takes over the Hard Rock Stadium complex for the third-ever Miami Grand Prix.
Jones suffered a spinal fracture in a crash at Talladega.
The new NFL kickoff rules might see the Steelers get creative when it comes to returns.
Dreamy '70s elegance is having a moment. These caftans are the ideal dresses for soaking up the sun.
The TV showrunner, known for “Zoey 101” and “Drake & Josh,” claims the doc makers implied he was “involved in or facilitated horrific crimes for which actual child predators have been prosecuted and convicted.”
The WNBA preseason tips off this Friday. Here's how you can catch Caitlin Clark's first game.
Despite his unimposing presence on the mound, Imanaga's fastball and splitter have completely stymied MLB hitters.
After a month of play, four AL Central teams are above .500, a distinction no other division in baseball can claim.
In an effort to capture more ad dollars, despite the looming U.S. ban, TikTok is introducing new advertising products and opportunities that will allow marketers to better control what sort of content their ads appear against. The company says it will use generative AI to curate trending, brand-safe content; expand its selection of "tentpole" moments, like the Paris Olympics and Met Gala; and allow advertisers to buy slots with specific networks and content offerings. The company introduced the "Pulse Premiere" ad slot last year, and it is now adding new partners to it.
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Heat Culture may mean a more cautious approach to retool around Jimmy Butler and Bam Adebayo.
Walgreens is ramping up its clinical trial offerings with Big Pharma players.
A digital torque wrench is a tool you should consider adding to your collection. It makes accurate measurements and applies the correct amount of torque.
Peloton, the exercise equipment maker and online fitness course provider, said it is laying off 15% of its workforce (about 400 people) as part of cost-cutting measures. The company also said its CEO, president, and board director, Barry McCarthy, would step down after two years in the role. McCarthy, who was previously CFO at Spotify and Netflix, was coerced out of retirement in early 2022 when Peloton's co-founder and then-CEO, John Foley, left the role alongside a major cost-cutting effort that saw 2,800 employees laid off.