Republican Sen. Katie Britt (Ala.) said Sunday that she is “open” to conversations on extending Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies amid the government shutdown.
“I’m absolutely open to having [a] conversation, but we’re not going to extend a program that is wrought with fraud, waste and abuse,” Britt told Dana Bash on CNN’s *State of the…*
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MANILA, Philippines—The Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) on Tuesday expressed alarm over what it described as a troubling use of media access as a form of censorship, following the temporary revocation of Spin.ph’s credentials by the Philippine National Volleyball Federation (PNVF). In a strongly worded statement, the PSA condemned the September 23, 2025 decision of PNVF
A new open-source software tool is changing the way engineers design and print complex 3D objects. Developed at the University of Colorado Boulder, the program-called OpenVCAD-lets users easily design 3D-printed objects made from multiple materials, blending engineering precision with the flexibility of coding. Created by Charles Wade, a Ph. D. student in computer science, OpenVCAD is [.] The post New open-source software revolutionizes 3D printing with multiple materials appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.
Limp Bizkit founding bassist Sam Rivers dies at 48