Lou Williams is far from the first man to regret a trip to a strip club — or to be put in a kind of “time out” for it. Williams…
A quarter of arthritis cases linked to excess weight
A new Boston University School of Public Health (BUSPH) study shows that weight loss between early adulthood and midlife lowers arthritis risk, and found no evidence of any persistent risk…
Republican senators back extending $25 billion payroll aid for U.S. airlines; shares jump
A group of Senate Republicans on Wednesday backed extending a $25 billion payroll assistance program for U.S. airlines after warnings that carriers may be forced to cut tens of thousands…
Nvidia could buy ARM from Softbank (update)
Nvidia has shown interest in acquiring Arm in what would be one of the most significant and likely expensive tech deals of all time. Should Team Green take control of…
As many as 100 people involved in brawl at Anaheim, California, hotel
Two people suffered stab wounds and two were arrested after a large brawl at a Southern California hotel that involved as many as 100 people, police said. Officers found 60…
No second bubble, scrimmages or practices for other eight NBA teams
The on-again, off-again idea of a second bubble? The on-again, off-again idea of the eight NBA teams not continuing at Disney World even scrimmaging or practicing? It’s all looking unlikely.…
Fitness watches generate useful information, but increase patient anxiety
Is my heart beating slightly fast? Is a heart attack coming? I didn't sleep as much as I thought I had last night—is that bad for my heart? Health apps…
Stocks rise, yields slip as investors await stimulus
Global equity markets edged higher and bond yields eased off earlier lows on Thursday as investors awaited word on a new U.S. aid package to counter economic fallout from the…
Microsoft won’t open its physical offices until early 2021
Where possible, tech companies throughout the world -- but particularly in the US -- have instituted strict work-from-home policies for their employees to reduce the spread of Covid-19. Though some…
YouTube pranksters charged with false imprisonment after fake bank robbery
YouTube stars Alex and Alan Stokes were charged Wednesday with false imprisonment and other crimes after a bank robbery prank last year that included an unsuspecting Uber driver being held…