NFL not planning rule changes after roughing-the-passer controversies
The NFL plans to discuss – but not change – roughing the passer penalties amid outrage over two disputed calls in Week 5, a person
Weight change in early Parkinson’s disease may be tied to changes in thinking skills
People who gain or lose weight soon after being diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease may be more likely to have changes in their thinking skills than
Monte dei Paschi kicks off 2.5 bln euro cash call
Italy’s Monte dei Paschi di Siena (BMPS.MI) launched on Monday a new share sale, its seventh in 14 years, seeking to raise up to 2.5
Next-gen Thunderbolt can sometimes reach 120Gbps, just like USB4 2.0
Hot on the heels of the recently-published USB4 2.0 specification, the next generation of Thunderbolt promises similar capabilities. Thunderbolt and USB4 have been in lock-step
Home expert reveals three ‘cheap’ heating hacks that could actually cost you more
A home expert has shared three ‘cheap’ heating hacks that could actually cost you more. The cost of living crisis is continuing and winter will
Kylian Mbappé unhappy at Paris Saint-Germain and wants January transfer
Kylian Mbappé is unhappy at Paris Saint-Germain and wants to leave in January, although the club have no intention of selling the forward after he
Electroshock therapy is more successful for treating depression than ketamine, says study
An analysis of six studies has found that electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is better at quickly relieving major depression than ketamine. Depression is a common illness
How Britain’s pension scheme hedge became a trillion pound gamble
It started out simply enough: British pension schemes were looking for a way to match their assets to future pension payments. Schemes run for pharmacy
Samsung Galaxy S23 specs leak online, point to very minor changes
As we get closer to the first quarter of 2023, rumors and leaks of Samsung’s upcoming flagship Galaxy phones are beginning to appear online. Last
Families forced to re-use dirty nappies and ration medication as cost of living bites
Families struggling with the cost-of-living crisis are reusing dirty nappies, skipping hot meals and rationing medication, worrying research reveals. A survey of Britain’s baby banks,