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Chukka Foundation, Hanover Charities raise US$40,000 from charity event

ROUND HILL, Hanover — The Chukka ... to support various education and community projects. The main fund-raiser for Hanover Charities is the annual Sugarcane Ball, but according to Casserly, they also ... read more

Closed Brexit live: David Cameron resigns as UK votes out

The UK has voted to leave the EU after a bitter and divisive campaign. Prime Minister David Cameron has said he will resign by the time of the Conservative party conference in October. Boris Johnson h... read more

Baby, it’s cold outside — but global warming has not taken a Thanksgiving break

Here’s what the long-term trend of global temperature looks like, including a prediction for how 2018 will wind up: As I've predicted since Jun, 2018 is going to come in as 4th warmest year in the mod... read more

Researchers discover black hole in our galaxy spinning rapidly around itself

Credit: X-ray: NASA/CXC Illustration: CXC/M. Weiss. A University of Southampton-led project has shown a black hole spinning near its maximum possible rate around its axis. The study, funded by the Roy... read more

KKR and Blackstone pursue stake in Swiss sports data group - sources

FRANKFURT (Reuters) - KKR (KKR.N) and Blackstone (BX.N) have been picked for a second round of bidding for ... and which was originally set up by two Norwegian computer scientists as part of a student ... read more

Contractor picked for £20m Sheffield scheme after Singapore developer secures funding

Bowmer & Kirkland has been chosen to build Sheffield’s latest student scheme after Singapore-based developer QIP secured £20m in funding for the project. QIP has secured senior debt financing with UK- ... read more

Ground Control? This Is Mazda Force One

First up ... student status, this meant when he left and needed a reliable motor for finding work, the Golf wasn’t up to the job. We’ll skip over the Clio he bought and move quickly on, just like he d... read more

Second Life's other life

Second Life (the 3-D virtual world) is having a renaissance -- it's shaping up as an important research and educational tool. In this program we'll talk with Brighton-based psychologist Dr Suzanne Con... read more

11 Podcasts That Will Get You in the Mood for Halloween

Tis the season to get spooky, and there's no better way to do it than with these podcasts, which run the gamut from spine-tingling fiction to bone-chilling true crime—making them the perfect listening ... read more

PATRICK LAWRENCE: In Venezuela, US Forgets What Century It Is

State Department-sponsored NGOs and “civil society” groups such as the National Endowment for Democracy had been up to their customary chicanery ... A middling graduate student in international relati... read more

Could An Oil Surplus Be A Sign Of Things To Come?

Today, we have a surplus of oil, which we are trying to use up. That has never happened before ... First published in New Scientist, 17 January 2008. In fact, the UK invaded Mesopotamia (Iraq) in 1914 ... read more

Did NASA Validate an “Impossible” Space Drive? In a Word, No.

Marc Millis, who for years directed the Breakthrough Propulsion Physics program at NASA’s Glenn Research Center, calls things like the EmDrive “idea zombies,” because they keep returning even when obj... read more