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6:23 AM UTC MLB.com staff Here's a look at Tuesday's top performers from the Arizona Fall League, including a pair of Top 100 prospects. Blue Jays: Ricky Tiedemann, LHP (MLB No. 31), Surprise SaguarosThe top-ranked Blue Jays prospect looked sharp in his Fall League debut, continuing a late-season stretch of strong starts that ended with

The Archibald Lampman Award recognizes an outstanding book of English-language poetry by an author living in the National Capital Region. The jury for the 2023 award were Billeh Nickerson (British Columbia), Jennifer Still (Manitoba), and Sanna Wani (Ontario). 2023 Shortlist Sheets: Typewriter Works by Cameron Anstee Cameron Anstee’s Sheets: Typewriter Works is…

At the World's Fair of Money in Pittsburgh, the ANA Library received a copy of the first edition of Gerard van Loon's Dutch medal reference.

In two prior posts, this blog tracked the ongoing intrigue of how the various branches of the United States government interact with blockchain and cryptocurrency organizations. We...

October is Art Month, so now is the perfect time to plan ahead for a culturally rich city break to celebrate in style. With so many iconic European cities to choose from, we have gathered the best hotspots for museum and art lovers, with a guide of where to go and where to stay this October.

Tornado Cash, a cryptocurrency mixer, recently suffered two major setbacks in federal regulatory efforts to block its use and prosecute its founders. First, a federal...

A District Court recently considered a civil claim that the Treasury Department overstepped when it listed Tornado Cash on the U.S. sanctions list. This claim took some steps, if not enough, to address EFF’s concerns about coders rights. In the case, Van Loon v Department of the Treasury, EFF...

Construction workers are urging New Hampshire drivers to use caution in work zones, saying their jobs have become increasingly dangerous because of distracted driving.

It was a bucket list trip for Shrone Van Loon and his family, to take their new boat up the Mackenzie River to meet up with family — and the trip was definitely eventful.

The province’s energy utility regulator has ordered the Crown corporation to submit a third-party report.