Chris Paul playing cornhole. Luka Doncic trick shots. Welcome to life in the NBA bubble.
Teams have emerged from quarantine in the Walt Disney World campus in Orlando, getting some run in on the court, and are starting to explore
Hospital study examines the cost-effectiveness of esketamine
A paper authored by researchers from McLean Hospital has determined that esketamine, a nasal spray to treat severe depression, is currently too expensive for widespread
EU assessing supervisors’ responsibilities over Wirecard scandal
The European Commission has asked the bloc’s market regulator to assess the responsibilities of financial supervisors in the scandal that led to the collapse of
TikTok took down 49 million videos for content violations in just six months last year
TikTok took down more than 49 million videos from users across the globe during the second half of 2019, the company revealed in a transparency
Hong Kong primaries: China declares pro-democracy polls ‘illegal’
China has declared primaries held by Hong Kong’s pro-democratic parties on the weekend “illegal” and the city’s leader has announced an investigation, saying that the
Garth Crooks’ team of the week: Sterling, Martial, Pope, Antonio, McGoldrick
Manchester City had another big win as they beat Brighton 5-0, while Norwich were relegated after losing 4-0 to West Ham. Sheffield United stunned Chelsea
Report says source data scarce on mental health units in correctional facilities
Specialized mental health units (MHUs) may be critical to managing the high rates of serious mental illness in incarcerated populations. But research data on unit
Tesla rival Rivian adds $2.5 billion investment led by T. Rowe Price
Electric vehicle startup Rivian, which is backed by Amazon (AMZN.O) and Ford Motor (F.N) and aims to put an electric pickup and SUV in production
Japanese app Tuna Scope uses AI to grade the quality of fish
A Japanese chain of sushi restaurants is using an AI-powered app to assess the quality of tuna — a key step in the preparation of
‘Better for Her Majesty not to know’: palace letters reveal Queen’s role in sacking of Australian PM Whitlam
Secret correspondence between Buckingham Palace and the governor general of Australia reveal discussion of a “last resort” option to dismiss then prime minister Gough Whitlam,