A.J. Brown limited; Rodger Saffold, Dennis Kelly sit out practice
The Titans did not practice Wednesday. They held only a walkthrough as they get ready for Sunday’s game against the Ravens. Tennessee, though, still had
Alternative cancer cell fuel source targeted as therapeutic approach for breast cancer
Scientists at The Wistar Institute characterized an inhibitor that targets acetate metabolism in cancer cells. Cancer cells use acetate metabolism to support tumor growth in
Marston’s won’t reopen pubs until March ‘at the earliest’
The boss of brewer and pubs group Marston’s has called for an extension of the business rates holiday and a VAT cut to help the
Trump administration finalizes rule that could define gig workers as contractors
The US Department of Labor has finalized a decision that could make it easier for “gig economy” companies to classify their workers as independent contractors,
NJ Congressman Andy Kim Began Cleaning Up Litter Inside the Capitol at 1:00 in the Morning: ‘I‘m honored…’
It was late. It had been a long day, filled with surreal events. In the wake of an ill-contained siege that left the U.S. Capitol
Colts hold another walkthrough, Philip Rivers listed as a full participant
The Colts listed quarterback Philip Rivers as a non-participant in practice on Tuesday’s estimated injury report with the toe injury that’s led to him taking
Mediterranean diet may decrease risk of prostate cancer progression
In a study to examine a Mediterranean diet in relation to prostate cancer progression in men on active surveillance, researchers from The University of Texas
Pets at Home raises annual profit forecast after strong festive period
Pets at Home (PAH) expects to see larger than anticipated annual profits after recording a significant rise in like-for-like sales over the festive period. The
Netflix on the Wii U and 3DS will shut down on June 30th
Nintendo is winding down support for the Netflix app on the Wii U and 3DS. The app will be shut down for existing users on
Air Pollution Laws May Have Saved Over 1.5 Billion Birds in American Skies, Finds New Cornell Study
Countless human lives have been saved in the last forty years since pollution regulations were signed into U.S. law—but tackling dirty air has also been