Author: The Gazette
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Savannah Bananas baseball returns to Coors Field in 2026
After a very successful two-night stop at Coors Field in Denver during summer 2025, the Savannah Bananas are bringing their unique brand of baseball back to Colorado in 2026. The team announced on its social media channels Thursday its 2026 schedule and touring schedule, taking them to baseball and football stadiums across the country. The Denver stop will…
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Cancer Research Is Improving, Extending, And Saving Lives
(NAPSI)—Good news: According to a recent report from the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR), discoveries across basic, translational, and clinical research as well as population sciences are driving advances in cancer medicine and early detection, leading to a steady decline in the overall U.S. cancer death rate, and allowing more people to live longer…
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Venezuela opposition leader Maria Corina Machado awarded Nobel Peace Prize over Trump
The committee for the Nobel Peace Prize named Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado the recipient of this year’s award. Machado was recognized for her efforts against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Machado received the award over U.S President Donald Trump, who generated much attention as a possible recipient of the prize for his efforts in…
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Fed can address job market weakness with normal-sized rate cuts, Waller tells CNBC
By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said on Friday that private data shows the job market remains weak and buttresses the case for further interest rate cuts, but added the U.S. central bank need only move in “cautious” quarter-percentage-point steps as it evaluates the economy. The U.S. jobs report for September…
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Trump says he spoke with Machado after White House criticizes Nobel snub
By Trevor Hunnicutt and Steve Holland WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday that Nobel Prize winner Maria Corina Machado called him and said she accepted the prize in his honor, after the White House said earlier in the day that the Nobel Committee had chosen “politics over peace.” The White House had…
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Gazans’ joy tempered by shock as they eye remnants of homes after ceasefire
By Nidal al-Mughrabi CAIRO/GAZA (Reuters) -As thousands of Gazans began picking through the ruins of their shattered homes on Friday after a ceasefire deal, the excitement of return was quickly tempered by shock at the depth of the destruction and anxiety over the hardships ahead. The announcement that the U.S.-brokered accord had gone into effect…
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New DHS video at airports to feature Kristi Noem blaming Dems for shutdown
A new message featuring Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem greeting travelers debuted at airports nationwide on Thursday afternoon. Noem addresses the government shutdown in a video played at security check lines in U.S. airports. In the message, she blames Democrats in Congress for the shutdown, affecting multiple airport operations. “It is TSA’s top…
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CityVet expands into Colorado Springs
CityVet, a growing nationwide network of veterinarian-owned practices, has expanded into Colorado Springs. Dallas-based CityVet officially opened its first Colorado Springs clinic late last month, on Sept. 29, at 9235 N. Union Blvd., Suite 5170 in Briargate. Owned and led by veterinarian Dr. Zuania Cordero, it is the seventh CityVet clinic in Colorado. Six others…
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Factbox-Details of the Gaza ceasefire agreement
By Alexander Cornwell and Maayan Lubell JERUSALEM (Reuters) -Israel’s government approved the Gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal early on Friday, setting the clock ticking on the first phase of an agreement that aims to end the two-year-old war. The agreement covers only an initial stage, including handing over hostages held in Gaza in exchange…
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In a tight labor market, social media posts justifying political violence are ill-advised for employees
After conservative activist Charlie Kirk was shot on Utah Valley University‘s campus on Sept. 10, some progressive-leaning students and employees of universities across the country openly celebrated the attack and Kirk’s death. They pitched this online and social media hate, apparently unaware that it could have negative repercussions for them or their institutions. To date,…