Judge Extends Temporary Block to NIH Research Funding Cuts

Judge Extends Temporary Block to NIH Research Funding Cuts

BOSTON — A federal judge on Friday extended a temporary block of the Trump administration’s drastic cuts in medical research funding that many scientists say will endanger patients and delay new lifesaving discoveries. U.S. District Judge Angel Kelley had issued a temporary restraining order earlier this month in response to separate lawsuits filed by a…

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Trust Fuels Experimentation and Evolution in the Work of Haegue Yang

Trust Fuels Experimentation and Evolution in the Work of Haegue Yang

Haegue Yang. Photo by Kevin Todora, courtesy of the Nasher Sculpture Center Hyperallergic has praised the sculpture of South Korean artist Haegue Yang for the ways it effortlessly combines “references to Western art history, domestic design, non-Western spiritual practices, meteorology, folk traditions and globalized trade.” Last month, Yang opened two major shows at the Nasher…

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New grocer coming to Bastrop, targeting 2026 opening

New grocer coming to Bastrop, targeting 2026 opening

AUSTIN (KXAN) — A new grocer is sprouting up in Bastrop, according to state licensing documents. Arizona-based Sprouts Farmers Market is setting up shop off State Highway 71 in Bastrop, according to Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filings. The storefront will be located at 655 W. SH 71, Ste. 101, as part of the…

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Blake Lively Requests Stronger Protective Order Over “Violent” Messages Received Amid Justin Baldoni Suit – E! Online

Blake Lively Requests Stronger Protective Order Over “Violent” Messages Received Amid Justin Baldoni Suit – E! Online

Dec. 31, 2024: Baldoni, Wayfarer & Others Sue The New York Times Baldoni, Wayfarer, Heath, Sarowitz, Nathan, TAG, Abel, RWA Communications, Wallace and Street Relations filed a lawsuit against The New York Times Dec. 31. In the lawsuit obtained by E! News, The New York Times is accused of libel, false light invasion of privacy, promissory…

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Texas measles outbreak: 90 cases in state as of Friday

Texas measles outbreak: 90 cases in state as of Friday

LUBBOCK, Texas — The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) reported that as of Friday, Feb. 21, 2025, 90 cases of measles were identified in the South Plains region of Texas. Measles outbreak sickens dozens of kids in Texas: What’s your state’s vaccination rate? Sixteen of the patients have been hospitalized and five of…

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Rolling detours underway on downtown Austin trail

Rolling detours underway on downtown Austin trail

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Heads up, joggers and cyclers: The Trail Conservancy is cautioning rolling trail detours are underway on the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail through Feb. 28. The detours and reduced trail access that kicked off earlier this week are due to trail maintenance repairs, The Trail Conservancy said in the announcement. Those…

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How a US Sovereign Wealth Fund Would Work in Reality

How a US Sovereign Wealth Fund Would Work in Reality

President Trump signed an executive order to create a U.S. sovereign wealth fund on Feb. 3. AFP via Getty Images Earlier this month, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to create a national sovereign wealth fund, a first in U.S. history. The move raised questions about how such a plan would take shape. A…

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Art from the Riggio Collection Will Go On the Auction Block This Spring

Art from the Riggio Collection Will Go On the Auction Block This Spring

René Magritte, L’empire des lumières, 1949. CHRISTIE’S IMAGES LTD. 2025 An “anthology of 20th-century masterpieces” is coming to Christie’s, courtesy of art collector Louise Riggio, widow of the late bookstore entrepreneur Leonard Riggio of Barnes & Noble fame. Why now? Simply put, it’s time to downsize, Louise Riggio told the New York Times. Leonard passed…

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