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Find the best features and settings that Apple has tucked away on the iPhone.

Sports Mole previews Saturday's League One clash between MK Dons and Derby County, including predictions, team news and possible lineups.

WICHITA, Kan. — Nicholas Klenner and Allison Pearson, both of Olivet Nazarene University, were named KCAC Men's and Women's Swimmers of the Month, respectively, the conference office announced Thursday. Both student-athletes were selected for their performances from Sept. 20-Nov. 9 by a vote of conference Sports Information Directors.

Creating an uncomfortable pocket for the opposing quarterback is a highlight for both the Iowa and Wisconsin defenses. Here are other keys to Saturday's game at Kinnick Stadium.

With the conclusion of the AAC women's soccer regular season a week ago, the AAC has concluded their voting for end of season awards in the women's soccer division. Six Knights were named to two different awards, including being named to the All-Academic Team and a Champion of Character recipient. 

WICHITA, Kan. – Friends University senior middle hitter Sarah Lazar (SR/Rose Hill, Kan. ) has put the ultimate exclamation point on her historic senior season by being named the KCAC Volleyball Player of the Year, the league office announced today (Nov. 10). A first-team All-KCAC selection, Lazar is joined by second-team all-conference performers Cajia Crawford (SR/Wichita, Kan.) and Antonia Perier (SO/Bakersfield, Calif.).

The Environmental Protection Agency said Nov. 9 it will consider adopting stricter rules on locomotive emissions in response to concerns raised by California regulators.

Cephalopods living unusually close together have been filmed throwing shells, algae and silt—sometimes at another octopus

The world of Dragon Age is often rocked by monstrous invasions, magical and theistic conflicts, and other life-altering events. While the stakes seem high for it, it looks like the new animated series Absolution is going to take a leaf out of the pages of the excellent Dragon Age II, and do something a little smaller.

Are you thinking of using a store credit card this holiday shopping season? PennyWise has advice to consider before you make a purchase.

This week, nestled between the “Red Wave” that never was and the Mar-a-Lago wedding that might never be, was country music’s self-proclaimed “biggest night:” The Country Music Awards.

Mopeds are becoming increasingly popular in Estonia and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and the Riigikogu's Economic Committee believe the existing rules need strengthening.

FTX's U.S. website says trading 'may be halted' in a few days but withdrawals are still available

During Jason Momoa's visit to "Jimmy Kimmel Live," the host asked him about his malo, a traditional Hawaiian loincloth. To prove how much he likes it, Momoa stripped down to show off the garment.

Maxwell Alejandro Frost, 25, defeated his Republican challenger Calvin Wimbish, for the congressional seat vacated by former Representative Val Demings.

"Wealthier nations have a moral and financial obligation to repair the loss and damage their high emissions have inflicted on the 'developing' world," said Climate Clock co-creator Andrew Boyd.

The cost of dining out rose just 8.6% over the last year, while the cost of eating at home jumped 12.4%, according to the latest consumer price index data.

ANTHONY JOSHUA wants to make a trilogy fight with Andy Ruiz Jr happen.

NSW home buyers can now choose between paying a land tax rather than costly stamp duty.

1. NASA's Inflatable Heat Shield Survives Atmospheric Trial by Fire  IGN
2. NASA launches a huge flying saucer-like inflatable heat shield  Daily Mail
3. NASA's inflatable flying saucer aces Mars heat shield reentry test  Space.com
4. NASA Recovers Inflatable Heat Shield From Pacific Ocean After Orbital Test  Gizmodo
5. Atlas launch to test inflatable heat shield  SpaceNews
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Kathleen Stock found out when she was cancelled who her real friends were

A typical gut bacterium that can spread through the body and cause a serious infection resists natural immune defenses and antibiotics by enhancing its protective outer layer, known as the cell envelope, according to a new study by Weill Cornell Medicine investigators. The finding suggests possible new ways to target these bacterial infections.