SACRAMENTO, California — A man in his 30s drowned in the American River Sunday afternoon, prompting a full emergency response from Sacramento Metro Fire and marking the third drowning incident the department has responded to this year. A person walking on the trail near the river noticed what appeared to be a body floating in … Read more
Sweden’s opposition bloc is expected to win the election with a one-seat majority over the ruling coalition. Published September 13, 2026 September 13, 2026 Results from Sweden’s high-stakes general election remain too close as vote counting continues, with early trends showing the center-left opposition holding a narrow lead over the right-wing government. stand, “Sweden will … Read more
PACIFIC BEACH (KGTV) — A teenager was hit and killed while riding his electric bike through a Pacific Beach intersection Saturday night, and his friends are now mourning his loss. Police say the 14-year-old was traveling northbound on Olney Street when he entered the Balboa Avenue intersection on a red light. A 38-year-old man driving … Read more
Today’s NYT Strands tips will be easy if you know like James Bond. Strands, the elevated New York Times word search game, requires the player to put a spin on the classic word search. Words can be formed from linked letters: up, down, left, right or diagonal, but words can also change direction, resulting in … Read more
Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer apologized nearly two weeks after the National Basketball Association imposed a wide range of sanctions on the team. In a statement posted to Earlier this month, the Clippers were sanctioned for violating the league’s salary cap avoidance rules related to star player Kawhi Leonard and four companies that did … Read more
Why our solar system couldn’t have had a super Earth, a type of world that abounds throughout the galaxy, has long vexed astronomers. Now, a new study proposes an intriguing explanation: Maybe the sun ate it. Mutlu Yildiz, a professor of astronomy at Ege University in Turkey, used computer simulations to turn back the clock … Read more
Anthony William Robbins was born on Jan. 9, 1941, in Manhattan. His father, I.D. Robbins, was a civic reformer and a builder who constructed low-cost homes in Brooklyn and the Bronx. His mother, Carolyn (Marx) Robbins was an editor and columnist.Dr. Robbins received his bachelor’s degree in biochemical sciences in 1962 from Harvard University, graduated … Read more
On the edge of NATO territory in the Baltics, there is growing concern about the threat posed by Russia. Aaron MacLean visited the capital of Lithuania to see how they are preparing.
Leaders of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, set up by President Donald Trump, say the center is on the verge of bankruptcy and argue that putting the president’s name on its façade — and thereby securing its fundraising efforts — may be the only way to avoid an imminent and “certain … Read more
DUBLIN – President Donald Trump on Sunday appeared to dismiss calls from top AI leaders to curb the development of AI models, as Democrats seize on his administration’s resistance to regulation as a line of attack in the midterm elections.