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Caitlin Clark of Iowa is The Associated Press national player of the week in women’s college basketball for the third time this season. She broke the NCAA career scoring record in the Hawkeyes only game last week, putting up 49 points in the win over Michigan. It took her only three shots to score the eight points she needed to pass Kelsey Plum and move into first all-time. The runner-up was Kamilla Cardoso of South Carolina.

Caitlin Clark of Iowa is The Associated Press national player of the week in women’s college basketball for the third time this season. She broke the NCAA career scoring record in the Hawkeyes only game last week, putting up 49 points in the win over Michigan. It took her only three shots to score the […]

Daijah Hubbard, a Dillard senior in Biology, says while she doesn’t know much about AI now, she’s starting to understand its importance.

Kodiak Copper Corp. today reports prospecting, geophysical and geochemical survey results from the 2023 regional exploration program on its 100% owned MPD copper-gold porphyry project in southern...

Real-Time News, Market Data and Stock Quotes For Junior Mining Stocks.

Whats going on in Tucson, Arizona this weekend: markets, beer crawl, peace fair, rodeo, 2000s dance party, Usher listening party and more in the Tucson, Marana and Oro Valley area.

It was exactly six years ago that I visited Philadelphia and the surrounding area to see what was happening there in terms of schooling alternatives. I was in the thick of writing Unschooled, a book that shares the history, philosophy, and practice of self-directed education, or an educational approach focused on providing young people maximum […]

It might be winter, but the City of Rochester is already getting a head start on summer by hanging up the help wanted sign.

Page Six spends a day in Los Angeles with "Real Housewives of Potomac" star Candiace Dillard as she prepares to sing the National Anthem at a Lakers game.

The USC Trojans traveled to Salt Lake City on Saturday for a dual meet with Utah, and the Utes walked away victorious (156-142).