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National correspondent ed henry at the white house with all of the breaking news tonight. Good evening, ed. The day began around here with a little bit of chaos about the president again beating up on the man that he has called his beleaguered attorney general. That overshadowed just a few hours later by this abrupt and unexpected exit by the Communications Director hope hicks. As you mentioned, she is only 29. Yet had become very effective, influential in the west wing. The president s longest serving aide who got high marks for helping shepherd the tax cut. Why her exit statement focusing on...

The University of Idaho’s College of Engineering (COE) has recently been recognized as an Empowering Women honoree by the Idaho Business Review. Empowering Women recognizes companies and organizations that support and elevate women in Idaho through efforts that advance women in their workplaces and communities.   “Idaho needs more engineers, and…

A 2mm tentacled robot that can be moved around by doctors deep into lungs will help detect early cancer signs in a more accurate and less damaging manner.

Press release content from Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. ‘Shot in the Dark’ Provides a Path Toward Collaborative Research That Better Predicts COVID-19 Severity February 3, 2021 GMT Sanmi Koejo, assistant professor of computer science, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign URBANA, Ill. - February 3, 2021 - ( Newswire.com )  A chance phone call between a physician and an artificial intelligence expert at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has led to a neural network tool that can read X-rays and better predict potential health complications from COVI...