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On Sunday afternoon, Jase posted a video and said that he had found Josh on the floor in a lot of pain. BOYNE FALLS, Mich. — British TikTok star Josh Cauldwell-Clarke from the duo Josh & Jase was taken to the hospital on Sunday afternoon amid their whirlwind trip to Michigan, leaving fans concerned for his well-being.  Josh Cauldwell-Clarke and Jase Riley have been documenting their time in Michigan on their TikTok, Instagram and Facebook pages. Their travels have included a stop at 13 ON YOUR SIDE's studio as well as spontaneously raising thousands of dollars for Mel Trotter Ministries in Grand Rapids.  On Sunday, around 10:20 a.m., the pair posted a video of themselves shoveling after their Saturday night visit to Boyne Mountain Resort. The two were hefting snow in a silly panic, afraid of being snowed in.  Just hours later, around 2 p.m., Jase posted a solo video on their Facebook page and said that when he walked into where they were staying,  » Read More

STORRS, Conn. – Lauren Clark earned a win and the Catamounts picked up seven second place finishes as they fell 224-76 to UConn in a dual meet from the Wolff-Zackin Natatorium Sunday afternoon.   RELATED LINKS Full Results (.pdf)   COACH'S QUOTE "I was really impressed with how our student-athletes competed today after a very competitive meet yesterday," said Head Coach  Gerry Cournoyer . "We're looking forward to competing at home next Saturday and honoring our great group of seniors.   HOW IT HAPPENED Clark won her fourth race of the season Sunday with a time of 2:04.01 in the 200 Fly. Natalie Schick's new varsity record in the 100 Back lasted less than 24 hours as she reset the mark again Sunday with a second-place time of 54.67. She swam the event one-tenth of a second faster today. Schick also finished second for the Catamounts in the 200 Back with a time of 2:00.56. Her time today was her second fastest this season in the event.  » Read More

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JD Vance says it was ‘very cool’ to have Disneyland shut down for his family vacation A California man, Marco Antonio Aguayo, faces federal charges for allegedly threatening to place pipe bombs in Disneyland. The threats were reportedly made on Disney's Instagram page on July 12, 2025, coinciding with a visit by Vice President JD Vance and his family. Aguayo is accused of posting comments such as “Pipe bombs have been placed in preparation for J.D. Vance’s arrival” and “there will be bloodshed tonight.” Federal agents questioned Aguayo, who initially denied the posts but later admitted writing them, claiming it was a “joke to provoke attention and laughter.” The complaint indicates a charge of threat against the president and successors to the presidency, following Vance's visit, which had previously drawn protests over immigration policies. In full California man accused of threatening to place pipe bombs in Disneyland for JD Vance visit

Stephen R Cloutier KINGFIELD, ME. - On Saturday afternoon, the UVM Alpine team wrapped up their portion of the Colby Carnival in Kingfield, Maine from Sugarloaf Mountain with day two of competition. The Catamounts competed in the GS with an overall finish of third place and a weekend total of 309.5 points. Dartmouth leads the way with 456 total points followed by New Hampshire with 381.5 total points.   RELATED LINKS Day 2 Results (Alpine)     The UVM men's Alpine team wrapped up their portion of the GS event with 75.5 points, ranking them fifth among other schools. Three skiers placed in the top 20 finishers. Gray Flanagan finished 14th with a two-run time of 2:10:99 to cap off his first Carnival with the Catamounts, a team high finish on the men's side. Magnus Berge Styren finished 17th with a two-run time of 2:11:64, a season best finish thus far. Sebastian Weiss finished 20th with a two-run time of 2:12:21. Oskar Gillberg finished 34th with a two-run time of 2:14:99.   The UVM women's Alpine team rounded off the day with 57 points and sixth among other schools. Cydnie Timmermann had another impressive day on the slopes, finishing fourth

Rachel Mountain 18 January 2026 Shutterstock/Solar 760L Foto Everything we covered on IAM over the last seven days – and all you need to know from the global IP market to set yourself up for the start of another busy week.  MONDAY 12 JANUARY  Data dive: Masimo makes biggest splash in Q4 top jury verdicts China’s Supreme Court confirms jurisdiction over Access Advance abuse of dominance case  Trump reveals nominees for Austin, Waco judgeships TUESDAY 13 JANUARY UPC Court of Appeal blocks access to pleading documents for sharing via platform Data dive: Qualcomm, Apple, Dell represent US innovation as Asian firms dominate 2025 US patent grants Trade secrets: Costly procedural flaws trigger retrial of $2 billion trade secret case  Bayer and mNG Bio launch wave of new covid vaccine patent suits WEDNESDAY 14 JANUARY Albright grants BMW’s antisuit injunction against Onesta IP Litigation Insider: Innovation or bust for Netlist’s VP of IP strategy Nokia strikes SnapChat deal, inks two other new video patent licences THURSDAY 15 JANUARY Patent transactions: NPEs feature prominently among buyers of US patents in December  Practice tips to seek patent term adjustment in Canada  Trade secrets: Tangibly and SIM IP team up on trade secret litigation

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