Today’s NYT Strands Moves and Answers. New York Times Looking for hints, spangrams and answers for Friday Strands? You can find them here: ForbesToday’s NYT ‘Strands’ Spangram moves and responses for Friday, October 11from Chris Holt Hey, everyone! I’m back in the saddle like you strands captain for next week, and there’s little I love … Read more
The fusion of history, archeology and genetics is cracking down on an 800-year-old Nordic mystery. Researchers from Norway used ancient DNA to prove a story from Sverris Saga, where a man’s body was thrown into a well. Genetic analysis reveals what man might have looked like and where his ancestors came from. The findings are … Read more
Helen Mirren’s comments about Kurt Cobain never having experienced GPS went viral. But this isn’t the first time Mirren has mentioned Cobain — she’s been doing it for at least a decade. Mirren often invokes the death of the young Cobain in 1994 as she reflects on her approach to aging. Thanks for signing up! … Read more
Saying the upcoming US presidential election could be the most important ever for the future of science, a group of 82 Nobel laureates in medicine, physics, chemistry and economics signed an open letter endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris and warned against allowing former President Donald Trump to return to the Oval Office. Letter, received from … Read more
The Department of Advanced Manufacturing Technology at Texas Southern College was recently selected to receive a workforce development grant from GE Aerospace and the GE Aerospace Foundation to build a larger skilled manufacturing workforce. The donation, in the amount of $165,000, will provide scholarship opportunities to 25 deserving students to cover tuition, books and other … Read more
Agatha All Together Credit: Disney I have been enjoying Agatha All Together little since its hilarious premiere, and while there have been some ups and downs along the way, the last – and effectively penultimate – episode of the series (episodes 8 and 9 airing on the same night) was truly remarkable. Series creator Jac … Read more
Sign up for CNN’s Science of Miracles newsletter. Explore the universe with news of fascinating discoveries, scientific advances and more. CNN – Researchers have linked the identity of skeletal remains found in a well in Norway’s Sverresborg Castle to a passage in a centuries-old Norwegian text. The 800-year-old Saga of Sverris, which follows the story … Read more
The CEO of European ride-hailing app Bolt is forcing workers back into the office 12 days a month. In a memo, Markus Villig called it a “disgrace” that less than half of the staff went in more than 2 days a week. He said the policy would help Bolt “maintain an intense culture” and “return … Read more
Can we trust AI guidance? getty Often, our technological threshold runs far ahead of our social threshold. This is when AI proponents need to step back and consider the human impact of their work. That’s what’s happening with artificial intelligence today, according to Zack Kass, AI futurist and former head of commerce at OpenAI. Ultimately, … Read more
An organization representing hundreds of current and former Colorado Parks and Wildlife employees has written a resolution supporting “science-based wildlife conservation.” The resolution, approved by the association’s board on Oct. 9, said “it is clear that all wildlife in Colorado is best protected, enhanced and managed through science-based wildlife management professionals employed by State of … Read more