- Some good news for the Wolverines on the injury front. Starting linebackers Jaishawn Barham and Jimmy Rolder are set to return. However, safety Rod Moore, running back Justice Haynes, linebacker Cole Sullivan and tight end Hogan Hansen remain out.

Veteran actor Dharmendra was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai on November 10. The veteran actor is in recovery. He was discharged from the hospital on Wednesday morning.<br /><br /> Last week,

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Cidara develops drugs to prevent influenza in individuals at higher risk of complications. Merck has been seeking deals to bolster future revenue as its patent for Keytruda ends in 2028, MarketWatch said. Keytruda accounted for $30 billion in revenue in 2024.

Country music artist Cooper Alan, one of the genre’s fasting growing stars with over 18 million followers on social media, joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Craig Melvin to perform “Starting to Show” from his debut double album “Winston-Salem” live as part of the Citi Concert Series!

The end is in sight for the shutdown, but what's next? Is the Senate returning today? House vote? President Trump's signature? The latest.

Note: Refresh this page throughout Michigan State-Penn State to see the latest updates EAST LANSING — There are three teams in the Big Ten without a win in conference play and two of them are meeting this afternoon in East Lansing as the Michigan State Spartans host the Penn State Nittany Lions.

Liberal radio host Stephanie Miller roasted President Donald Trump live on Fox News host Sean Hannity's show over his rant about magnets, his Oval Office nap, and the bombshell Jeffrey Epstein emails.

The Radio, Television, and Digital News Association of the Carolinas honored the Live 5 News team in Charlotte on Saturday morning.

Benchmark indices Nifty and Sensex opened the Friday session sharply lower as investors kept a close eye on the Bihar Election results. The frontline indices snapped a 4-day rally on November 14. Metal and IT stocks were the main drags,