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By Katie Azevedo, M.Ed. You’re exhausted. You woke up early, spent most of the day running from class to class, went to practice, ate dinner in two seconds flat, and now you have to study for tomorrow’s test. But when you open your notes, you realize you can barely keep your head up or your eyes open. You’re just so tired! And like last time this happened, you try to rally for a few minutes, but then somehow fall asleep on your floor anyway.  Whether you’re in high school, college or graduate school, you’re going to find yourself needing to…

The L.A. Marathon also congratulated all the podium finishers of the race—which included Enyew Nigat, who came in third on the Men’s Pro Podium, and Priscah Cherono, who was the first place winner for the  Women’s Pro Podium—and thanked the over 27,000 runners who participated in the event.  While Kamau has yet to publicly comment on being named runner-up, winner Martin was in shock he was able to come in first place. “A mile to go, I started seeing the pace car and the lead guy, and said, ‘Well maybe, we’ll see what happens,'” he told NBC News. “And then…

One of my favorite coffee-table books in a very long time is now available in stores: Martin Scorsese: All the Films by Olivier Bousquet, Arnaud Devillard, and Nicolas Schaller. Admittedly, I’m biased because of my unceasing adoration of Martin Scorsese’s filmography, especially the recent post-Oscar films, which I think are deeply underrated and among the best of the new century. As Criterion is releasing “Killers of the Flower Moon” later this month and this book is now in stores, it feels like the right time to revisit Scorsese’s entire run, from the early shorts (you really need to see “Italianamerican” if…

2026 commemorates the 250th anniversary of Adam Smith’s great work An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations. This book has probably been read more than any other economics book. It has been foundational for the discipline of political economy, and then later the evolving field of economics. Adam Smith was one of the most profound modern thinkers not only because of his contribution to economics, but also because of his contributions in moral theory. I’ll be taking a deep dive into the Wealth of Nations (WN) this year with twelve monthly essays overviewing the book.…

In the high-pressure cauldron of a T20 World Cup 2026 Final, cricketers often cling to routine. But for Abhishek Sharma, India’s explosive opener, the path to redemption required a departure from the norm. On Sunday, at the packed Narendra Modi Stadium, Abhishek silenced his critics with a historic 18-ball half-century against New Zealand. However, the biggest talking point following India’s third T20 World Cup title wasn’t just the speed of his innings, but the equipment he used to achieve it: the bat of teammate Shivam Dube.Abhishek Sharma explains why he used Shivam Dube’s bat in the T20 World Cup 2026…

Vancouver Canucks Could Have a Busy Summer Dave Pagnotta on the TFP The Hotsove on Sirius XM NHL Network Radio on Saturday, he was asked about the Vancouver Canucks and why they didn’t make as many moves as many thought they would. NHLRumors.com Transcriptions Peter Berce: “Finally, here we got about 90 seconds or a minute. Now, Canucks, I’m sure the Canucks fans are not happy about where this situation in the last two years, but did they do what you thought they were going to do at the deadline?” Dave Pagnotta: “No, I thought they were going to move…

Anthropic’s lawsuit is against the President Donald Trump’s executive office; several government leaders, including Hegseth, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick; and 16 government agencies, including the Department of War, Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Energy.

There is no doubt about it, this is the age of AI. Corporations are cutting their workforces in half to invest cash flow into hardware, while the stock market remains near all-time highs, mostly thanks to FAANG. OpenClaw, a self-hosted AI agent, has more stars on GitHub than Linux and React, while even Jack Dorsey is taking harsh measures to restructure Block in the face of digital, artificial intelligence. But how much of this AI wave is hype, and how many of the companies that build its infrastructure will actually capture the profits?  Public Bitcoin miners in the United States…

A 35-year-old is held after Sunday’s attack with an assault-style rifle on the pop star’s home.

By Mark James, updated March 9, 2026 Every crypto cycle eventually reaches a moment when the market chooses its direction. For Bitcoin, that moment has often appeared in March, becoming a key turning point in the bitcoin bull market cycle. Across several market cycles, the first quarter of the year has repeatedly acted as a transition period between consolidation and the beginning of a strong bullish trend. When analysts look at historical data, they notice that March frequently becomes the point where momentum begins to build after months of uncertainty. In 2026, investors are again watching this month closely. The…