Congress moved to undo proposed cuts to federal scientific and public health research funding Jan. 9, which may increase Georgetown University students’ access to community-based health initiatives that give them hands-on experience in public health and medicine. The move occurred amid bipartisan pushback and concern over the potential impacts cuts would have on … [Read more...] about Congress Pushes Back on Proposed Science Funding Cuts
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Purdue hands Maryland its worst loss in arena history
Purdue backcourt duo Fletcher Loyer and Braden Smith scored 29 and 19 points respectively, easily powering the Boilermakers with 11 combined 3-pointers and sending Maryland to it's third-straight loss and worst in Xfinity Center history, 93-63, Sunday afternoon. … [Read more...] about Purdue hands Maryland its worst loss in arena history
To Xfinity and beyond: Purdue hands Maryland worst loss ever in arena
The Terrapins fall out of contention early and lose to Boilermakers, 93-63, for their third straight defeat and seventh in eight games. … [Read more...] about To Xfinity and beyond: Purdue hands Maryland worst loss ever in arena
Baltimore extends extreme cold alert as frigid temps, snow threat linger
Baltimore City will remain under a Code Blue Extreme Cold Alert through Tuesday morning, as the region continues to face one of its longest stretches of subfreezing temperatures. Baltimore Health Commissioner Dr. Michelle Taylor made the announcement Sunday afternoon ahead of “subzero wind chills and icy road conditions, increasing the risk of cold-related injuries.” So far … [Read more...] about Baltimore extends extreme cold alert as frigid temps, snow threat linger
Massive release of Epstein files includes 3 million documents and photos
The Justice Department released more new documents Friday from the Jeffrey Epstein files, more than a month after the DOJ's original deadline to do so. … [Read more...] about Massive release of Epstein files includes 3 million documents and photos