History of auto supply shortages
CoPilot researched seven auto supply shortage events that happened in car history, using information from news articles and historical journals.
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Best small towns for retirees in America
Quaint villages outside New York City and Florida boating towns are among the best small towns for retirees, Stacker found from Niche‘s 2022 data.
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Most conservative colleges in America
Stacker compiled a list of the most conservative colleges using 2026 rankings from Niche.
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‘Groundhog Day’: The movie’s final life lessons for getting through the end of the pandemic
By David G. Allan, CNN I can’t think of a more fitting start to this story than to point out it’s the same one I wrote last year, with some dates changed to reflect two years into the pandemic instead of one. Don’t be bothered. You probably never read it last year, and if you
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‘Groundhog Day’: The movie’s final life lessons for getting through the end of the pandemic
By David G. Allan, CNN I can’t think of a more fitting start to this story than to point out it’s the same one I wrote last year, with some dates changed to reflect two years into the pandemic instead of one. Don’t be bothered. You probably never read it last year, and if you
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Caution from OPEC+ producers to keep oil prices high
By DAVID McHUGH AP Business Writer FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Major oil-producing countries are adding just a bit more oil to the global economy. The decision Wednesday is likely to support prices that are near their highest level in seven years. The 23-member OPEC+ alliance is sticking with its road map and is adding 400,000
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LeDuc to become 1st openly nonbinary US Winter Games athlete
By DAVE SKRETTA AP Sports Writer BEIJING (AP) — Adam Rippon delivered one of those quintessential Olympic moments four years ago in Pyeongchang, when his dazzling free skate helped to clinch the bronze medal for the U.S. in the team event to begin the figure skating program. Not only did Rippon leave fans breathless, he
Continue Reading 6 Danish men’s hockey players test positive at Olympics
By STEPHEN WHYNO AP Sports Writer BEIJING (AP) — Denmark’s men’s hockey team held its first pre-Olympic practice without six players after a spate of positive COVID-19 test results upon arriving in China. The Danish Olympic federation announced that forwards Matthias Asperup and Nick Olesen tested positive for the coronavirus and went into isolation. Former
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Giannis Antetokounmpo surpasses Michael Jordan’s triple-double total as Milwaukee Bucks win
By Ben Church, CNN Giannis Antetokounmpo notched his fourth triple-double of the season as the Milwaukee Bucks beat the visiting Washington Wizards 112-98 on Tuesday. The “Greek Freak” scored 33 points in total, adding 15 rebounds and 11 assists in yet another dominant performance. He has now surpassed Michael Jordan’s total of triple doubles and
Continue Reading Chloe’s change: Olympic champ Kim eyes 2nd gold on her terms
By WILL GRAVES AP Sports Writer American snowboarder Chloe Kim is eyeing a second Olympic gold medal in the halfpipe on her terms. Kim stormed to victory as a teenager in South Korea four years ago before taking an extended break. The now 21-year-old says she’s a different person than she was in Pyeongchang. Kim
Continue Reading USA Luge’s cool uncle: Chris Mazdzer ready for 4th Olympics
By TIM REYNOLDS AP Sports Writer BEIJING (AP) — Chris Mazdzer tends to be the guy with just about all the answers for USA Luge. He always finds the quickest path to get where food is being served. He knows how to handle logistical issues. He can even advise on where to get a haircut.
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Heavy snow falling as storm system threatens to leave a treacherous mix of wintry precipitation for millions from Plains to Northeast
By Aya Elamroussi and Holly Yan, CNN A mammoth storm dropping significant snowfall Wednesday threatens to paralyze parts of the Midwest and South with ice, snow, dangerously cold temperatures and power outages for days. More than 100 million people were under winter weather alerts, stretching from the Rockies to New England. Heavy snow has been
Continue Reading Spider-Man lifts profit at Japanese electronics maker Sony
By YURI KAGEYAMA AP Business Writer TOKYO (AP) — Sony says its profit for the quarter through December rose 11% on healthy sales from its film division, including the new Spider-Man movie. The Japanese electronics and entertainment company said its fiscal third quarter profit totaled 346 billion yen, or $3 billion. Sony said strong offerings
Continue Reading Alpine skiing hill at Beijing Olympics is a new test for all
By HOWARD FENDRICH AP National Writer None of the elite athletes competing when Alpine skiing starts Sunday at the Olympics ever has been on the course that will be used to determine who takes home the medals. That’s because Beijing does not host World Cup races regularly and the test events normally held before a
Continue Reading Después del volcán y el tsunami, ahora Tonga se confina después de registrar los primeros casos locales de covid-19
olivertapia (CNN) — La nación insular del Pacífico de Tonga entró en confinamiento después de informar sus primeros casos comunitarios de covid-19, semanas después de que una enorme erupción volcánica y un tsunami devastaran partes del archipiélago. Captan ondas de choque a 5.000 km del volcán de Tonga 0:47 Se descubrieron dos casos positivos entre
Continue Reading Brady bids football adieu, thanks everyone — except Patriots
By KYLE HIGHTOWER AP Sports Writer FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Tom Brady took the New England Patriots to the top echelon of the NFL during his 20-year run with the team, filling up stat sheets and the franchise’s trophy case while winning six Super Bowl titles. He remained the region’s favorite sports son even after
Continue Reading Olympic advisers at ease with COVID rate, see cases falling
By GRAHAM DUNBAR AP Sports Writer BEIJING (AP) — More than 30 new COVID-19 cases are being detected daily ahead of the Beijing Olympics but organizers say they aren’t worried and expect numbers to drop within days. The 32 new cases confirmed Tuesday included 15 people arriving at the airport in China and 17 among
Continue Reading Historic day for comebacks on conference championship Sunday
By JOSH DUBOW AP Pro Football Writer Double-digit leads in the second half with a berth in the Super Bowl at stake are typically pretty safe in the NFL. That wasn’t the case on conference championship Sunday, when the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers both blew leads in the latest in chapter for
Continue Reading No. 3 UCLA at No. 7 Arizona tops week in Pac-12 hoops
By The Associated Press The Pac-12′s two highest-ranked teams meet for the second time in nine days when No. 3 UCLA plays at No. 7 Arizona on Thursday. The Bruins won the first game 75-59 at home by shutting down one of the nation’s top offenses. The Wildcats shot 31% and went 7 for 28
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FBI urges Olympic athletes to leave personal phones at home ahead of Beijing games
CNN, CNNBUSINESS By Paul LeBlanc and Katie Bo Lillis, CNN The FBI is urging Olympic athletes to leave their personal cell phones at home and instead take burner phones to the Beijing Winter Olympics this month, citing the potential for “malicious cyber activities.” “The FBI urges all athletes to keep their personal cell phones at
Continue Reading Two-time WNBA MVP Delle Donne feels healthy, ready to play
By DOUG FEINBERG AP Basketball Writer Elena Delle Donne is ready to play again. The two-time WNBA MVP has only been able to play three games the last two seasons because of back issues that required surgery. There was also the potential for complications if she got the coronavirus. Delle Donne, who played through three
Continue Reading Shiffrin’s Slovakian rival has big plans for the Olympics
By ANDREW DAMPF AP Sports Writer BEIJING (AP) — Mikaela Shiffrin isn’t the only Alpine skier who could enter all five individual events at the Beijing Olympics and come away with multiple medals. Petra Vlhova has big plans of her own for the Winter Games. The tall Slovakian already wrapped up this season’s World Cup
Continue Reading Kremlin critics stay undaunted after yearlong crackdown
By DASHA LITVINOVA Associated Press MOSCOW (AP) — The prison sentence imposed a year ago on leading Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny was a severe blow to Russia’s opposition. And then the situation got worse. Scores of activists, independent journalists and rights advocates were targeted over the past 12 months with raids, detained and designated as
Continue Reading El equipo de Washington de la NFL revela su nuevo nombre: Commanders
olivertapia (CNN) — Aproximadamente 18 meses después de deshacerse del mote de “Redskins” (Pieles Rojas) por sus connotaciones racistas, la franquicia de Washington de la Liga Nacional de Fútbol Americano reveló su nuevo nombre este miércoles. Ahora se llamará Washington Commanders. El anuncio se hizo en el programa “Today” de NBC este miércoles. El equipo
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China’s biggest Lunar New Year release is another Korean War propaganda movie
By Laura He, CNN Business The Chinese box office has raked in $314 million so far during the Lunar New Year holiday, largely thanks to a patriotic war epic celebrating China’s victory over the United States during a key battle during the Korean War. “Water Gate Bridge” is the sequel to the 2021 Chinese blockbuster
Continue Reading David Goodwillie: Scottish club Raith Rovers criticized after it signs striker who was ruled to have been a rapist by a judge in a civil case
By Ben Morse, CNN Scottish football club Raith Rovers is facing outrage from fans and from within its own organization for signing striker David Goodwillie, who in 2017 was ruled in a civil case to have raped a woman along with a former teammate. Raith announced it had signed the 32-year-old Goodwillie on Monday to
Continue Reading Brian Flores, exentrenador de los Dolphins, dice que sus hijos lo inspiraron a demandar a la NFL y a 3 equipos por discriminación racial
olivertapia (CNN) — Brian Flores, exentrenador en jefe de los Dolphins de Miami, presentó el martes una demanda contra la NFL, los Giants de Nueva York, los Broncos de Denver y los Dolphins alegando discriminación racial. Un mensaje de texto accidental de felicitación del entrenador de Nueva Inglaterra, Bill Belichick, a Brian Flores está en
Continue Reading Hamilton, Williams carry UNLV past Nevada 69-58
LAS VEGAS — Bryce Hamilton and Donovan Williams scored 17 points apiece as UNLV beat Nevada 69-58. Jordan McCabe added 16 points for the Runnin’ Rebels. Kenan Blackshear led the Wolf Pack with 17 points and six rebounds.
Continue Reading Israeli bigwigs eye profits from cannabis legalization
By ILAN BEN ZION Associated Press ASHKELON, Israel (AP) — A number of former Israeli leaders and security chiefs have found new careers in the country’s tightly controlled medical marijuana industry. They hope not only to cash in on the local market, but also to clear the way for the country’s major marijuana producers to
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Tuesday High School Hoops: Highlights & Scores
EL PASO, Texas – Here are some of the scores from Tuesday night’s action. These scores are from Tuesday, February 1: Boys Basketball: Burges 30 Chapin 72 Irvin 52 El Paso 66 Franklin 57 Coronado 53 Parkland 61 Canutillo 65 Americas 51 Pebble Hills 27 Eastwood 47 Socorro 12 Girls Basketball: Burges 37 Chapin 52
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