Connecticut town renames sewage plant after John Oliver
Comedian and HBO host John Oliver quietly visited a town in Connecticut last week to celebrate that it named a sewage plant in his honor.
Nick Mullens returns to backup role as C.J. Beathard is inactive
Jimmy Garoppolo will start for the 49ers tonight. He came off the final injury report Friday and is active. The 49ers will have Nick Mullens
Neo-adjuvant immunotherapy combination effective for non-metastatic bladder cancer
In the scientific journal Nature Medicine, researchers in the Netherlands report that neoadjuvant immunotherapy using a combination of two drugs (nivolumab and ipilimumab) is a
Walmart cranks up advertising drive, with or without TikTok
Walmart Inc is aggressively expanding its advertising business after years of stuttering progress, even as a proposed deal to buy a stake in video-sharing app
Check out Doom Eternal running on a smart fridge
The number of devices we’ve seen running Doom is huge, but it’s always been the original 90s game or its sequel–given their low demands. This
Woman who vanished in Zion National Park nearly two weeks ago is found alive
A California woman who vanished in Utah’s Zion National Park earlier this month was found and reunited with her family, officials said Sunday. Holly Suzanne
Kirk Cousins: I won’t finish the season if I keep throwing interceptions
Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins threw three interceptions in Sunday’s 40-23 loss to the Falcons and that leaves him with 10 through the first six games
NHS urged not to spend money on expensive incontinence devices
An international team of experts led by Glasgow Caledonian, and including the University of Exeter, have found no evidence that expensive biofeedback devices used in
Infinity Ward will finally remedy Modern Warfare’s huge install size in next PC update
Besides shooting and reflex skills, 2019’s Call of Duty: Modern Warfare eventually became a test of loyalty for PC gamers, raising quite a few eyebrows
Record-setting Cameron Peak wildfire consumes more than 200,000 acres in Colorado
The largest wildfire in Colorado history grew to more than 200,000 acres, officials said Monday, as other blazes continued to bedevil firefighters across the state.