CHRISTUS Health is guided by the aspirational goal of zero preventable harm, while recognizing that health care is complex and that achieving this goal requires constant learning, collaboration and improvement. Patient safety efforts focus on prevention, transparency and learning from both successes and challenges to strengthen care delivery. Six CHRISTUS Hospitals earned “A” ratings for patient safety from the Leapfrog Group, a nonprofit that evaluates hospitals across the country. These volumes underscore the CHRISTUS Health investment to accessible, high-quality care across emergency, primary, and specialized services along with our ongoing commitment to safe, reliable and high-quality care for every patient. “Patient safety is the foundation of every decision we make,” Glenney said.

There were glimpses of each Tuesday night for USC, in a brutal 30-27 Alamo Bowl overtime defeat at the hands of Texas Christian. USC had led by two scores with less than five minutes remaining, only to see its lead evaporate in that span. Though, it didn’t seem to be headed that way as TCU faced a third and 20, with its hopes hanging in the balance. USC held TCU to two straight three-and-outs — and just 11 total yards in two drives — to open the game. But this time, USC’s defense managed to salvage the mistake, forcing a three-and-out, only to find itself on the field again less than 90 seconds later.

Ripley would prove his early-season clearance was no fluke when he set a World Record of 18-1 (5.51) three weeks later in Los Angeles. He would raise the record twice more in 1976, first to 18-1 ¼ (5.52) and then to 18-2 (5.54). Confident that he was ready to jump high, Olson had the bar raised to the World Record height of 19-2 ¾ (5.86), which he cleared cleanly on his first try. It was a welcome return to form for Olson, who had set 7 World Indoor records in 1982-1983, but had struggled with injuries and illness the next two years. ), 2022 (=5th)2-time Olympic silver medalist—2021, 20242-time World Indoor Champion—2024, 20252025 Diamond League Champion2025 World Female Field Athlete of the YearCoached by Matt Horsnell since she was 11—trains at the Australian Institute of Sport in Canberra.

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Chip Kelly didn't land on his feet by taking the offensive coordinator position at Northwestern on Tuesday, a month after the Las Vegas Raiders fired him. A year ago, Kelly was calling plays at Ohio State, the most prolific offense in college football and eventual national champion. Whatever play-calling magic Kelly mustered at Ohio State didn't translate in the NFL, where in years past he had mostly failed in head coaching assignments with the San Francisco 49ers and Philadelphia Eagles. Now he'll have an opportunity to repair his reputation at Northwestern, which was 7-6 this season, including a win over Central Michigan in the GameAbove Sports Bowl. "I am honored to join the Northwestern Football program," Kelly said in a statement.

The Madison County commissioners today (Tuesday) approved pay raises for all the county’s elected officials. Board Chairman Troy Uhlir said each officer will receive about a 6% raise over the course of a four-year period running from 2027 to 2030. Uhlir tells News Talk WJAG the pay increase also impacts the pay of non-elected officers in each office. "Off these salaries comes the chief deputies and deputies pay in each office," Uhlir said. Uhlir said according to state statute, chief deputies in each office are required to receive 73% of the pay of the elected officer in that office.

).” Well welcome to Crested Butte, people! I don’t know much, but I do know ski patrollers are pretty important to ski resorts in these tricky Rocky Mountains. Another rumor has it that skiers in Telluride are being bussed to Crested Butte for a ski day. Actually, those brave souls venturing away from the glamour of 2025 T’ride get to have a flashback Telluride experience from the early 2000s in Crested Butte. Welcome to Crested Butte!

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KeywordsAI, technology, Apple, social media, devices, 2026, Moore’s Law, memory shortage, content creation, predictionsSummaryIn this episode, Michael Parekh and Neil McWanna discuss the future of AI in 2026, focusing on key themes such as the impact of Moore’s Law, Apple’s AI strategy, the evolution of social media content, and anticipated AI devices and services. TakeawaysThe global shortage of AI memory will impact device prices. 2026 will see significant advancements in AI devices. Chapters00:00 Introduction and Holiday Reflections04:50 The Impact of Moore’s Law and AI Memory Shortages10:07 Apple’s AI Strategy and Public Perception14:59 AI in Social Media and Content Creation19:44 Anticipated AI Services and Devices for 202624:56 Obsessions and Predictions for 2026Biggest AI QUESTIONS OF 2026:KEY AI Data Center & Gadget headwind for 2026: Memory Shortages and Price Increases:Neal:Can Apple convince the public on AI? AI-RTZ #855:Michael: AI-RTZ 2026 #949:Will AI Data Centers & Power get to Scale through 2025 by Financial Markets?

Rock star Jack White hit back at Rep. Tim Burchett (Tenn.) on Tuesday after the Republican promoted an AI-generated clip of him attacking supporters of President Donald Trump. (Check out his response below.) “What kind of joke are we all living in now?” White wrote in a lengthy caption on the post. “All of trump’s lackeys and bootlicks like this elected official are cowards that would never talk this way to anybody like me or you in person. Related...Read the original on HuffPost

From the top of the Portland Fire Department fire boat, a Portland firefighter sprays water Saturday on hot spots on the remnants of a structure destroyed by a fire on Custom House Wharf. (Gregory Rec/Staff Photographer)Maine Coast Fishermen’s Association has partnered with Mr. Tuna on a collaboration T-shirt to help raise funds for fishermen affected by the Dec. 26 fire at Custom House Wharf. The shirts are $25 each and available for sale on the Mr. Tuna website. Four businesses were destroyed in the fire, along with extensive amounts of fishing gear — a lifetime’s worth, for some fishermen. “Maine’s fishing community is the backbone of our coastal economy and countless families and local businesses depend on them,” Mr. Tuna’s T-shirt web page states.

Forbes certifies Beyoncé an official billionaire The Grammy Award-winning superstar’s history-making "Cowboy Carter Tour" was the highest-grossing tour of 2025, bringing in about $148 million.

The S&P/ASX200 was down 14.9 points by midday on Wednesday, or 0.17 per cent, at 8,702.2. The broader All Ordinaries fell 14.2 points, or 0.16 per cent, to 9,008.2. Weak Wall Street lead weighs on sentimentThe local market followed a softer lead from Wall Street overnight, as global markets move through a subdued final week of 2025. “Major US indexes dipped into negative territory overnight, with thin volumes and year-end position-squaring keeping price action limited,” Moomoo dealing manager Jimmy Tran said. That compares with gains of around 17 per cent for Wall Street’s S&P 500 and almost 30 per cent for Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index and Japan’s Nikkei index.

Preparations underway in Times Square ahead of New Year's celebrations One million people are expected to pack together to watch the ball drop, and millions more watching "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest 2026" on ABC.

NEW YORK — US singer Beyonce is now a billionaire, Forbes magazine said Monday, becoming only the fifth musician to achieve such a milestone. Beyonce reached the landmark after several very lucrative years. She then reinvented her musical profile in 2024 with the Grammy-winning country album "Cowboy Carter" before staging the world's highest-grossing tour of 2025. Combining these earnings with income from her music catalog and other deals, Forbes estimated that Beyonce brought in $148 million in 2025 before taxes, making her the third highest-paid musician in the world. The publication did not provide a more specific estimate of the former Destiny's Child member's net worth, who founded Parkwood Entertainment to manage her career and productions.