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Many veterans who’ve started small businesses tell a similar story: Their military service prepared them mentally for the task, but they were at a disadvantage when it came to the financial part

"It just makes me feel so humbled that we had that kind of an impact. It still does."

Recent fraud allegations in behavioural sciences have sparked many questions. Incentive structures, peer-reviews, replication studies, and cultural norms are seen as potential motivators of misconduct. To combat this, Open Science Framework and Systematizing Confidence in Open Research and Evidence project have been proposed. Other measures include adequate funding, support for…

I don’t understand how anyone schooled in journalism can toss aside the press hat they wore for decades while the press covers a story that’s right under their nose.

ITV bosses are cutting back on guest pundits for their EFL highlights show, scrapping the studio set-up and are set to reduce the running time for this coming season

Argentinian rider Juan Zunino has passed away following an accident in the pre-running at the 132nd mile of the upcoming Baja 500 course.

Kerner came to town in 1997 as an update anchor and reporter for The Score. He moved to sister station WBBM in 2004 when he was traded for Zach Zaidman. It’s true.

The executive producer of the “Parkins & Spiegel” show has been off the air since Friday, a day after he made lewd and crude remarks on the air.

The sports-talkers faced a conundrum planning their draft coverage with baseball games each day of the event. So program directors Danny Zederman and Mitch Rosen got creative.