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San Jose Earthquakes host the LA Galaxy in Western Conference play

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San Jose Earthquakes host the LA Galaxy in Western Conference play

55% Center coverage: 33 sources

The San Jose Earthquakes and the LA Galaxy meet in Western Conference action.See the Story

Sacramento Kings Select Nique Clifford 24th Overall in NBA Draft | Two-Way STAR?

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Sacramento Kings Select Nique Clifford 24th Overall in NBA Draft | Two-Way STAR?

64% Center coverage: 11 sources

With the No. 24 Pick in the NBA Draft, the Sacramento Kings select Nique Clifford. Doug Branson and Locked On Kings host Matt George break down the selection.See the Story

Stanford University To Lay Off Staff, Cut $140 Million From Its Budget

Layoffs · Stanford

Stanford University To Lay Off Staff, Cut $140 Million From Its Budget

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

Stanford University leaders announced this week that the university would be laying off employees and cutting $140 million from it budget for the upcoming year.See the Story

Los Angeles Galaxy 1, San Jose 1

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Los Angeles Galaxy01—1San Jose10—1Stanford · Los Angeles See the Story

Missing Maine Man Found Safe After Silver Alert Issued

71% Center coverage: 7 sources

Authorities say 79-year-old Maakele "Mike" Bekit was located within three hours of the Silver Alert being issued.Stanford See the Story

US Manufacturing Is in ‘Pretty Bad shape.’ MIT Hopes to Change That.

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Initiative for New Manufacturing is partnering with Siemens, GE Vernova and others to boost productivity through technology and innovation.Stanford · Palo Alto See the Story

How Class Affects Academia

In a world where fairness and opportunity are cherished ideals, a new study from Stanford sheds light on how socio-economic background shapes who gets to climb the academic ladder in the United States. Despite decades of progress in higher education, academia remains dominated by those from wealthier backgrounds. The study, based on the most comprehensive dataset of U.S. academics to date, finds that individuals from poorer families have been se…Stanford · United States Read Article

Fighting fire with fire: How prescribed burns reduce wildfire damage and pollution

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Wildfires are becoming more intense and dangerous, but a new Stanford-led study offers hope: prescribed burns—intentionally set, controlled fires—can significantly lessen their impact. By analyzing satellite data and smoke emissions, researchers found that areas treated with prescribed burns saw wildfire severity drop by 16% and smoke pollution fall by 14%. Even more striking, the smoke from prescribed burns was just a fraction of what wildfires…Wildfires · Stanford See the Story

Study: Heart Attack Deaths Down

(Stanford, CA) — Researchers at Stanford University have some good news and some bad news about heart disease in the U.S. The good news is deaths from heart attacks have dropped nearly 90 percent over the past 50 years. The bad news is deaths from all other types of heart disease have risen over 80 percent. The study analyzed government data on heart disease from 1970 to 2022, and found that fewer people in the U.S. are dying from heart attac…Stanford · Iowa Read Article

Parental Rights and Youth Gender Medicine

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

Some people have asked: Why aren't state statutes limiting youth gender medicine treatments violations of parental rights (given that they apply even when the parents ask for the treatment for their children)? The answer, I think, is that the Court hasn't generally recognized a constitutional right to get forbidden medical procedures for oneself, much less a right to get them for one's children. I think Sixth Circuit Judge Jeffrey Sutton correct…Stanford · United States See the Story

T.J. Crumble, 4-star forward from Lutheran East, close to narrowing college choices

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

SANDUSKY, Ohio — Within a few days after visiting Stanford, T.J. Crumble found himself back with his high school teammates, leading a Lutheran East team with high expectations of winning a fourth straight OHSAA boys basketball state championship next season.Stanford · Sandusky Read Article

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