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Media watchLiverpool and Newcastle set for separate £50m transfer battle amid Alexander Isak drama Published 6 hours ago This story has been reproduced from the media. It does not necessarily represent the position of Liverpool Football Club. Crystal Palace have told Liverpool and Newcastle United to cough up £50 million for England international defender Marc Guehi. The two clubs already locked in tense negotiations over Toon striker Alexander Isak are also battling over Selhurst star Guehi. Newcastle missed out on Guehi 12 months ago after refusing to meet the then asking price of £70 million, having a number of bids rising to £65 million turned down. Full story: Daily Mirror ‌ Published 6 hours ago

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On Wednesday, the MassDOT Board of Directors approved a quarter-billion dollar project to replace the Basiliere Bridge over the Merrimack River in downtown Haverhill with a new span that will include wider sidewalks, protected bike lanes, and an improved connection to the Bradford Rail Trail on the city's southern riverbank. The current Basiliere Bridge connects Main Street over the Merrimack River, from the city's downtown on the northern bank to the Bradford neighborhood on the southern bank. The existing bridge is a century old, with deteriorating arches and a potholed bridge deck. The new bridge will be slightly wider, with a similarly-sized roadway and wider side paths that will be separated from the roadway with curbs and guardrails. The cross-section of the existing 1925 Basiliere Bridge in Haverhill. Courtesy of MassDOT. The proposed cross-section of the new Basiliere Bridge in Haverhill includes wider sidewalks with protected bike lanes on both sides. Courtesy of MassDOT. The contract for the project will go to the Middlesex Corporation, which submitted the lowest bid among three shortlisted design-build firms. The contract with Middlesex will be worth $215 million, and contingency costs will bring the project's total budget to $251 million. The Middlesex bid was

Smartphones First stop: Space Center Houston, where fans can go hands-on for an enhanced experience 7/31/2025 Samsung Electronics America is collaborating with Google to offer a curated museum experience powered by Galaxy S25 Edge and Gemini Live. The program kicks off at Space Center Houston, the space exploration and science learning museum that serves as the official visitor center of NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. With AI-inspired interactive activations, visitors will get a sneak peek at the exciting ways Gemini Live can transform learning, whether you’re diving into history, exploring with curiosity, or Quick Sharing your favorite photo moments as immersive digital content. This program will continue with unique activations at museums in Los Angeles, Dallas, and New York, to be announced throughout the summer. At Space Center Houston, the Samsung Google Gemini Live Museum experience will feature striking digital installations positioned in the main plaza and throughout exhibit areas with multiple opportunities to engage with Gemini Live using Galaxy S25 Edge. Guests will start their journey at the plaza kiosk, where they will register and be assigned randomly generated space themed usernames, like APOLLO and MOON. After signing up, guests will continue their journey with a guided

In a recent LinkedIn report titled “LinkedIn Cities on the Rise 2025: The 25 fastest-growing U.S. metros for jobs and new talent,” the Omaha metro area ranked 10th in the nation. The latest analysis continues the trend of Omaha and Lincoln topping national rankings of attractive cities fulfilling the needs of the current workforce.  According to LinkedIn, its inaugural Cities on the Rise report resulted from analyzing LinkedIn’s labor market data on where LinkedIn members were moving, as well as data on year-over-year growth in job openings and hirings by location. The research focused specifically on U.S. metropolitan areas with less than 2.5 million LinkedIn members. You can read an explanation on the methodology here. Justin Pinkerman, a spokesman for the Nebraska Department of Economic Development, supported the findings, highlighting in an email to SPN additional rankings compiled recently by other organizations and companies. These included Simply Business ranking Nebraska 10th among states where new businesses are likely to succeed and U.S. News and World Report ranking Nebraska fifth for the overall best states in the country in criteria such as infrastructure and education. “Omaha and Lincoln are affordable, provide tremendous quality of life (including parks, entertainment, museums and more)

UC Riverside recently welcomed dignitaries from more than 21 countries as part of a visit by the Los Angeles Consular Corps showcasing the campus’s growing role in global research, innovation, and economic development. The July 17 visit, organized by UCR’s Office of Research and Economic Development, or RED, brought together consular representatives, regional officials, faculty, and international business leaders. Los Angeles Consular Corps Dean Zaib Shaikh, Riverside Mayor Patricia Lock Dawson, and Riverside City Councilmember Steven Robillard were among the attendees. The convening worked to strengthen international partnerships, promote foreign investment, and to advance UCR’s role in making Southern California a rising hub for global innovation. “UC Riverside is uniquely positioned to foster collaboration between academia, industry, and government on an international scale,” said Rodolfo Torres, UCR’s vice chancellor for research and economic development. “This visit reflects our commitment to connecting our region with global opportunities.”The day included discussions on how universities can anchor innovation and serve as gateways for international companies seeking to expand into the U.S. market. Attendees explored UCR's growing portfolio of research, startup support, and workforce development initiatives designed to transition Inland Southern California into a competitive economic engine. The Los Angeles Consular Corps comprises diplomatic

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Throughout his lifetime, John Lewis was a stalwart warrior for the promise of American Democracy. We owe it to the legacy of John Lewis’ life of service to answer his end-of-life plea not to sit silent but to do our part to ensure that a robust American democracy continues. 2025 marks the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, the historic day when civil rights activists attempted to march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, but were violently stopped by law enforcement.    The horrors of Bloody Sunday, broadcast across the nation, led to the signing of the most important and impactful civil rights legislation in our history. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 (VRA) marked the first time that access to the ballot was genuinely available for all American voters, directly addressing racial discrimination in voting.  Today, as we examine our current state of voting in the US, it’s crucial to see our history led us here and what we can learn.  Since the Trump administration took office in January 2025, we’ve seen increased attacks on our democratic systems and a failure by Congress to intervene. This came to a head in early April, when the president defied a Supreme Court order to return

In ecosystems around the world, fungi play crucial roles in supporting plant life. Their ability to form connections between plant roots can enhance water and nutrient uptake and promote plant growth. While fungal symbioses have been extensively explored in the past, some researchers believe these underground networks may be far more complex than they seem. Most studies on plant-fungal interactions focus on mycorrhizal fungi, which are famous for constructing nutrient-sharing pathways. However, a new experiment designed by NAU scientists suggests an often-overlooked fungal group—dark septate endophytes (DSEs)—may be capable of something similar to their more popular counterparts: linking the roots of neighboring plants to facilitate water sharing and boost their host’s biomass. DSEs may even be responsible for keeping plant networks alive in some of the Southwest’s most drought-prone areas. The study, published in the journal Communications Biology , features co-authors Beatrice Bock , a doctoral student studying biology at NAU; Nancy Johnson , a Regents’ professor in the School of Earth and Sustainability; and Catherine Gehring , a Regents’ professor in the Department of Biological Sciences. “Mycorrhizal fungi have gotten a lot of attention because they form really well-known partnerships with plants,” Bock said. “Some also make mushrooms, which