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SOUTH BEND, Ind. –  The No. 18 Fighting Irish picked up right where they left off before the week off for the holidays, rolling past Pitt (7-8, 0-2) in a 94-59 rout to improve to 10-2 on the season and 2-0 in ACC play.  Four players finished in double figures for the Irish, led by Hannah Hidalgo’s 30-point outburst on 13-of-23 shooting from the field to go along with five rebounds, four steals and four assists. Iyana Moore poured in a season-high 23 points, including five makes from beyond the arc.  Cassandre Prosper notched her third double-double of the season, all coming in the last four games, with 18 points and 10 rebounds. Malaya Cowles finished with 13 points and seven rebounds. Monday’s game was presented by Indiana Donor Network. HOW IT HAPPENED The Irish built an early double-digit advantage against the Panthers, going on top by a score of 25-12 with just over a minute left in the first frame. After the visitors cut it to eight, Moore knocked down the final shot of the first to give Notre Dame a 27-17 lead after the opening 10 minutes of play. The trio of Hidalgo, Moore and Cowles combined for

Published: Dec. 30, 2025 at 1:41 AM EST|Updated: 7 hours ago Email This Link Share on Facebook Share on X (formerly Twitter) Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedInGainesville Police are looking for the man who broke into the clubhouse at Spyglass Apartments off Southwest 62nd Boulevard. News Missing endangered Gainesville man found Updated: 2 hours ago Gainesville Police say they have located Craig Lee, 61 after he went missing Saturday morning. News Year in Review: Top good news stories around North Central Florida in 2025 Updated: 2 hours ago Here are some of the top good news stories that we covered in 2025. News Year in Review: Top court cases around North Central Florida Updated: 3 hours ago From June through November,  » Read More

The trends: Across 2025, marketers searched for clarity amid inflation pressures, artificial intelligence acceleration, platform volatility, and rapid shifts in consumer behavior. Clients increasingly relied on our coverage to explain where attention is moving, how commerce is changing, and which technologies are reshaping advertising outcomes. Below are EMARKETER clients’ 10 most-searched topics of the year and the developments that made each one essential reading. #10 Social commerce What fueled interest: Shoppers blended discovery and checkout more fluidly across TikTok, Instagram, Amazon, and creator-led storefronts, raising expectations for frictionless product paths. Key developments: TikTok Shop celebrated its second anniversary , then followed that up with its $19 billion in Q3 that put it within striking distance of eBay. Its US sales topped $500 million between Black Friday and Cyber Monday . TikTok accelerated AI-powered commerce tools, including Smart+, GMV Max reporting, and integrations that turn user-generated videos into shoppable ads. Pinterest partnered with Walmart for a shoppable recipe pilot . Later and Mavely drove more than $2.4 billion in annualized GMV as affiliate and link-in-bio ecosystems matured into full performance channels. #9 Social media What fueled interest: Platforms refined feeds around AI curation, remix culture, and short-form video as younger users

There is always something magical about a great concept car. Engineers and designers come together to make a vision of what could be. Concepts capture the hearts and minds of enthusiasts, and sometimes, automakers are brave enough to put them into production. Many concept cars disappear shortly after their time in the spotlight, and they rarely fall into the hands of the Average Joe. That was the case for this Ford Probe IV concept car. Once an optimistic idea for the future, the car disappeared. Now, it’s back, and amazingly, it’s for sale on Facebook, of all places. You might think that most concept cars get to live a cushy life. Talented people put tons of work into making a concept car real. Then, their hard work gets to be seen by potentially millions of people. It would be a fair assumption to think that concepts get to retire to some great hall where automakers preserve history. Sadly, the reality is that a lot of concepts are sometimes left outside to rot or are sent to the crusher.  » Read More

White River Health will no longer be an in-network provider for Aetna Medicare Advantage plans beginning Jan. 31, 2026, the health system announced Monday. In a statement posted on its Facebook page, White River Health said the decision comes despite “extensive efforts” to remain in network. The change applies only to Aetna Medicare Advantage plans; Boeing retirees and other select employer-sponsored plans will continue to be accepted. Hospital officials acknowledged the change may be frustrating for patients and said the organization remains committed to helping patients navigate the transition. Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment runs from Jan. 1 through March 31. During that time, beneficiaries are allowed to change Medicare Advantage plans. Patients seeking assistance or information about which Medicare Advantage plans remain in network with White River Health can call 870-262-3222. File image Have a news tip or event to promote? Email White River Now at news@whiterivernow.com. Be sure to like and follow us on Facebook and Twitter. And don’t forget to download the White River Now mobile app from the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store.  » Read More

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If you’re looking for a movie that feels like a fever dream, you’re in luck. Following its critical acclaim and a wild theatrical run, Bugonia has officially come home. You can stream it exclusively now on Peacock. Five-time Oscar nominee Yorgos Lanthimos (Poor Things, The Favourite) is back with his signature blend of dark comedy and “is-this-actually-happening?” weirdness. The Plot: A CEO, Two Paranoids, and an Alien Mission Written by Will Tracy (The Menu), the film follows two young men who have fallen deep down the rabbit hole of conspiracy theories. They become dead-set on the idea that a powerful CEO is actually an intergalactic alien planning to wipe out humanity. Their big plan to save the world? Kidnap her. What follows is a pitch-black psychological drama full of out-of-this-world plot twists that will have you questioning who the real “monster” is. The Dream Team Reunites Lanthimos has assembled a “stacked” cast of favorites, including Emma Stone, who leads the charge as the mysterious CEO, marking her latest collaboration with Lanthimos after their Oscar-winning run with Poor Things . Jesse Plemons joins the chaos, fresh off his own awards buzz for Kinds of Kindness. The cast is rounded out by

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by WJAC Staff Mon, December 29, 2025 at 6:12 PM Updated Mon, December 29, 2025 at 6:29 PM A Westmoreland County man is facing serious charges after allegedly sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl he met on Snapchat, according to state police. The investigation began following a missing child report in Somerset County. Troopers were alerted on Dec. 18 when the girl was reported missing from a home in Summit Township. Authorities determined that the girl had been picked up overnight by a 34-year-old man she had connected with through Snapchat. They say she was later found at the man's residence in Derry Township, where she reported being sexually assaulted. State police identified the suspect as Eric Ferrenberg, who has been taken into custody. Ferrenberg is currently being held in the Westmoreland County Prison on charges related to statutory sexual assault and corruption of minors.

🎭 NEW! UK Theatre Newsletter Get all the top news & discounts for UK & beyond. There's magic in every moment of the new digital release of Emma Rice's remarkable stage adaptation of A Child's Christmas in Wales. Filmed live at the Emma Rice Company's home venue The Lucky Chance – a converted chapel in Somerset that seats 80 – adapter/director Rice captures the heart of Dylan Thomas's famous Christmas poem, with its rolling rhythm and evocative imagery that will appeal to all ages. Don't expect grand West End special effects, as the joy of Rice's sell-out show is its simplicity. There's a small cast of four, with a diminutive Katy Owen as swaggering Thomas, delivering his wondrous words in true Richard Burton-esque fashion. Katy Owen in A Child's Christmas in Wales Photo credit: Steve Tanner Owen and her fellow performers ­– excellent Tom Fox, Robyn Sinclair and Simon Oskarsson ­– multi-skill like mad as various Welsh villagers, including Mrs Prothero and her son Jim (a charming Fox) the local postman and Aunty Dosie. Sinclair's Aunty Hannah sings a beautiful song about bleeding hearts and death, while Oskarsson is superb on the trumpet. This is pure physical theatre, with slapstick