What happened to Harrison Taggart? Utah State LB gives positive update after scary injury vs Utah Utes

Utah State Aggies linebacker Harrison Taggart suffered a “scary” injury in the second quarter of the game against Utah Utes on Saturday afternoon. Taggart lay on the field, surrounded by his teammates and opponents, as medical staff attended to him for seven minutes. Utah State Aggies linebacker Harrison Taggart. (Utah State on Instagram) Those watching…

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At 17, New York student Liam Anderson breaks national bench press record with 396 pounds, then breaks his own record again with 402 pounds | International Sports News

At 17, New York student Liam Anderson breaks national bench press record with 396 pounds, then breaks his own record again with 402 pounds Liam Anderson went into the 2026 USA Powerlifting Southwest Regional Championships with one clear goal: break the national bench press record in his age and weight class before turning 18 later…

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Stanford scientists transplanted human brain tissue into mice missing most of their cortex; within months, it grew to occupy more than 90% of the space

Stanford scientists have created a new model for studying human brain development by transplanting lab-grown human brain tissue into mice that were engineered to lack most of their cerebral cortex. Within months, the human tissue not only survived but expanded to occupy more than 90 percent of the cortical space, forming working connections with the…

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Who was Marvins Antoine? UMass Dartmouth football player killed in Providence stabbing; teammate injured

UMass Dartmouth football player Marvins Antoine, 18, was killed in a stabbing in Providence, Rhode Island, early Saturday, while teammate Kensley Macean was injured and taken to hospital. UMass Dartmouth freshman Marvins Antoine was killed in Providence, while teammate Kensley Macean survived with non-life-threatening injuries. (UMass Dartmouth Corsairs) Providence police said the stabbing happened around…

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Three Harvard students built a low-cost infrared headset designed to screen athletes for possible concussions in about 60 seconds; it won the $6,500 US James Dyson Award but still needs validation

Harvard students– Radhika Saran, Cleo Pontone and Sophia DeVito– build $6,500 award-winning headset to screen athletes for concussions in 60 seconds Three Harvard students have built a low-cost infrared headset that can screen athletes for possible concussions in about 60 seconds, bringing objective eye-tracking data from the clinic to the sideline. Their invention, called Rumble…

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American Idol is leaving Los Angeles for Georgia for Season 25 as LA’s unscripted production drops 62.7% in five years, with Georgia offering up to 30% tax credits for reality shows

American Idol is leaving Los Angeles for Georgia as Season 25 production shifts amid a sharp decline in LA’s unscripted TV production. American Idol is leaving Los Angeles.The long-running ABC music competition show is moving production from Los Angeles to the Atlanta area in Georgia for its upcoming 25th season, according to Deadline. The new…

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