EUGENE, Ore. — The scoreboard registered the historic result—No. 7 Indiana 30, No. 3 Oregon 20—and suddenly there was something occurring that was almost as rare as the Hoosiers beating a top-five opponent. There was a field storm of sorts by the visiting fans. Crimson gradually spilled out of the Autzen Stadium stands and onto the artificial turf, because it …
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Bill ConnellyOct 12, 2025, 06:15 PM ET Close Bill Connelly is a writer for ESPN. He covers college football, soccer and tennis. He has been at ESPN since 2019. Week 7 gave us a perfect set of games for wrapping up the first half of the college football regular season. Ohio State solidified its best-in-the-country status. Indiana and Texas Tech …
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Humanity’s war against drug-resistant microbes is not going very well. Antibiotic resistance has rapidly become one of our species’ leading causes of death, claiming an estimated 5 million lives globally in 2019. That already exceeds the yearly death toll from HIV/ AIDS or malaria, and the danger of drug-resistant infections is only expected to grow. According to a new study, …
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It has been suggested that an ‘unusual’ new side effect of weight-loss jabs is on the rise. While drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro may have been used in Hollywood and A-list celebrity circles for a number of years, they have absolutely soared in popularity this year among us mere common folk. Far more people are using the treatments for weight-loss, …
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John King is on the phone, and the first thing he is doing is apologizing. He’s recently undergone surgery for mouth cancer, and earlier this week he had some teeth extracted for follow-up radiation on his jaw. Without expressing a syllable of self-pity or even concern for his well-being, he’s issuing a disclaimer about being hard to understand. In truth, …
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Baltimore’s yearslong struggle with sexually transmitted infections now has a troubling new trend: a sharp rise in the number of babies born with syphilis. The bacterial disease among the city’s youngest has quadrupled in less than 10 years, spiking to almost four times the national rate. The often-stigmatized infections are completely curable if caught in time. But left untreated, even …
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Kevin Stefanski isn’t ready to name a backup quarterback. With Joe Flacco now in Cincinnati and Dillion Gabriel installed as the Browns’ starter, Cleveland’s head coach was mum when speaking with reporters about whether Shedeur Sanders or Bailey Zappe would be the team’s QB2 for this week’s game against the Steelers. “[We’re] still working through all roster-type of things,” Stefanski …
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Shares in tech giants Meta Platforms (META) and Apple (AAPL) were higher today as hopes were raised that they are close to settling antitrust disputes with the European Union. Elevate Your Investing Strategy: Take advantage of TipRanks Premium at 50% off! Unlock powerful investing tools, advanced data, and expert analyst insights to help you invest with confidence. Final Stages According …
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Sports Illustrated’s NBA 100 ranking is back ahead of the 2025–26 season. This season, SI writers Chris Mannix and Liam McKeone voted on the top players. The list represents the top 100 NBA players based on their current projection for this season. Players with long-term injuries were still considered for these projections, but rookies are not included. Only players with …
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