The trial of a man charged with plotting to shoot Donald Trump on a Florida golf course during last year's election campaign began in earnest Thursday after three days of jury selection. In an unusual ...

Chapel Bell Curve is a Georgia Bulldogs football podcast focused on statistics, and feelings. Except in this episode. The stats portion of the podcast takes a bit of a holiday in this one. In addition ...

The Georgia Bulldogs beat up on the Marshall Thundering Herd over the weekend, and Nathan and Yara have some thoughts on that, and other stuff, including: As always it would be incredibly decent of ...

A three-member judicial panel probing the November 2024 Sambhal violence on Thursday submitted its 450-page report to Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, with sources claiming the document ...

An investor will take on more risk only if they expect higher returns in compensation. The idea is a cornerstone of financial theory. Yet look around today and you have to wonder. Risks to ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Louisville woman says her ex-daughter-in-law nearly killed her by exploiting a deadly food allergy—and allegedly used a child to help carry out the disturbing plan. Deborah ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Howard Covington pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in 2023 killing. Text messages and GPS evidence linked Covington to fatal ...

Bill Strazzullo, Bell Curve Trading chief market strategist, joins 'Power Lunch' to discuss the stock sell-off, what levels to watch for a bottom and when to get into the market. Trump announces two ...

The buzz around artificial intelligence in retail has transcended mere novelty — it's a full-blown necessity. We’ve moved beyond the "Is AI relevant?" phase to "How fast can we scale it?" The numbers ...

Antonio Senzatela will take the mound for Colorado, and history shows he's extremely vulnerable to giving up the long ball. Last season, he posted a 2.16 HR/9, along with a 12% barrel rate and 53% ...

Every student should get to feel brilliant at school. But too often, they don’t. In many classrooms, success still depends on how well a student fits onto a single, familiar bell curve–the one ...