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Making Canadian history: Jeremy Hansen prepares to fly on Artemis 2.
Jeremy Hansen will be the first Canadian to travel around the moon as a member of the Artemis 2 crew, and the mission could launch as soon as April 1.
Health care claim approvals face delays and denials.
The article reports that insured patients can face repeated denials or delays for recommended care, and that services such as Sheer Health assist with appeals after denials.
GSK says Mo-rez could have blockbuster potential
GSK reported early data showing its experimental drug Mo-rez produced at least 30% tumor shrinkage in 62% of platinum-resistant ovarian cancer patients and 67% of endometrial cancer patients; the drug is in late-stage trials and the company plans further studies.
Canada should take bigger risks as it invests in space, professor says
Toronto-born astrophysicist Sara Seager urged Canada to 'think big' and be willing to take risks in space investment. The country's space sector contributed $3.4 billion to GDP in 2024, and the federal government has invested billions while partnering with international programs.
NASA says U.S. 'absolutely back' in space race and aims for the Moon
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said the U.S. is on an achievable path to return to the Moon, with near-monthly robotic missions to the lunar south pole planned to begin in 2027 and crewed missions anticipated in 2027–2028 as part of a push toward a lunar base and eventual Mars missions.
Lucy Liu teases mystery role in The Devil Wears Prada 2
Lucy Liu says she has a mystery role in The Devil Wears Prada 2 and described working with Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway as almost dreamlike. The sequel is scheduled to open in theaters on May 1.
Heart transplants raised transport safety concerns for a mother and son
A mother and her son both received heart transplants; the son’s heart traveled in a medically cleared preservation container while many donor organs are still transported in consumer ice coolers.
Rescue dog's 'spicy' reaction during post-walk clean-up charms viewers
A small white rescue dog nicknamed "gremlin" protested being wiped after a walk in a TikTok video by user fineboymiki that has more than 3.1 million views; he grumbled and showed his teeth but allowed his paws to be cleaned and later brightened at the mention of treats.
Alabama's run game is the main area to address after 2026 A-Day
Alabama's A-Day scrimmage highlighted continued run-game challenges — five running backs totaled 64 yards on 31 carries — and the team will hold two more spring practices this week.
Lucy Longlegs finds a home after 1,160 days in kennels
Seven-year-old Lurcher Lucy Longlegs was rehomed in Northumberland after spending more than 1,160 days at Dogs Trust West Calder, having been added to the charity's sponsorship scheme in October 2024.
Social Security cap at $50K could raise how much people need to save
A proposal from the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget would cap Social Security at $50,000 for individuals and $100,000 for married couples; financial experts say replacing reduced benefits could require substantial additional personal savings, sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Alle-Kiski Valley events roundup for April 12, 2026.
This Stroller listing summarizes community events across the Alle-Kiski Valley on and around April 12, 2026, including a spring luncheon fundraiser, a drive‑thru food distribution and a range of local meetings and programs.
Artemis II shares final image of Earth before planned communications blackout
The Artemis II Orion spacecraft passed behind the Moon and entered a planned communications blackout during its lunar flyby; Pilot Victor Glover shared a final photo of Earth and a message of love before contact was lost.
Silvergate Fallbrook's Paint, Sip & Savor event brought residents together
On March 26, Silvergate Fallbrook hosted a Paint, Sip & Savor event in partnership with the Oceanside Museum of Art that combined a guided art class, refreshments, and opportunities to tour the community for residents and prospective residents.
Snooze button habit this spring is making early birds groggy — a sleep expert explains why and how to reclaim energy
Seasonal light changes and the recent clock shift can disrupt circadian rhythms, and experts report that snoozing fragments sleep and can prolong morning grogginess.
Silicon Valley faces questions about AI and jobs.
At the HumanX conference, industry leaders urged workers to emphasize human skills even as multiple companies cite AI when announcing layoffs; the precise scale of job losses tied to AI remains undetermined.
Roche explores degrader-antibody conjugates to support its oncology pipeline
Roche has partnered with C4 Therapeutics to develop degrader-antibody conjugates for cancer, with Roche obtaining exclusive rights to selected targets and a deal that includes a US$20 million upfront payment and more than US$1 billion in potential milestones and tiered royalties.
Small Business Administration offers drought disaster loans to Colorado small businesses and nonprofits
The Small Business Administration will provide low-interest disaster loans to Colorado small businesses, small agricultural cooperatives, nurseries and private nonprofits with losses tied to drought beginning Nov. 1, 2025; loans can reach $2 million and applications are due by Dec. 7.
Ottawa Senators clinch 2026 playoff spot after win over Islanders
The Ottawa Senators secured a berth in the 2026 Stanley Cup playoffs with a 3-0 victory over the New York Islanders, and Detroit's 5-3 loss to New Jersey confirmed the result.
Artemis II: From blast off to splashdown on NASA's Moon mission
Four astronauts on Artemis II travelled to the vicinity of the Moon and returned after a 10-day test mission that concluded with a Pacific Ocean splashdown.
NASA's Artemis II lunar mission may fly a crew around the Moon
Artemis II is NASA's first crewed Moon flyby in over 50 years and will test the Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft with a four-person crew during an expected roughly 10-day mission.
Artemis II crew says they are forever bonded.
Artemis II astronauts returned to Houston after a roughly 250,000-mile mission around the moon and described a deep, lasting bond formed during the flight.
Waves of Hope launches $150,000 fundraiser for Brandon University breast cancer research
Waves of Hope launched a multi-year campaign called Hope in Our Backyard to raise $150,000 for Brandon University's breast cancer research lab by 2029 and donated the first $25,000 at a conference that drew more than 100 people.
California fireworks owner arrested at Disney after deadly factory explosion
Authorities say a grand jury indicted eight people and that five were charged with second-degree murder after a July explosion at an illegal fireworks factory that killed seven. Former Yolo County Lt. Sam Machado and company founder Kenneth Chee were arrested, and arraignments for five booked defendants are scheduled Monday.
Raptors near playoffs as Scottie Barnes calls return long overdue
With one regular-season game left, the Toronto Raptors can clinch a postseason spot by beating the Brooklyn Nets at home; players including Scottie Barnes and Sandro Mamukelashvili expressed excitement about a likely return to the playoffs.
Cameron Diaz Reflects on 30 Years of Fame and Its Cost
In a People interview published April 9, Cameron Diaz said that after more than 30 years in the spotlight she sees a cost to fame while promoting Outcome, which premiered April 10 on Apple TV+.
Church hosts Possibility Day to promote disability inclusion in Southwest Michigan
All Nations Seventh-day Church held its first Possibility Day during Autism Awareness Month to share experiences of people with disabilities and discuss accessibility; guest speakers included Megdana Gedeon and Jamaican Sen. Floyd Morris.
Imaginology festival at OC Fair & Event Center offers free family STEAM activities
The OC Fair & Event Center’s two-day Imaginology festival offers free, hands-on STEAM demonstrations and activities for children and continues Sunday, April 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; admission is free and parking is $15.
Palmer High School alumni gather to discuss the school's future
Palmer High School in Colorado Springs is preparing a 150th anniversary open house on April 25 with alumni-guided tours, yearbook replacements and conversations about the campus's future.
National Weather Service offers free SKYWARN Weather Spotter class
Valley Fire & Rescue will host a free SKYWARN Weather Spotter class led by the Charleston National Weather Service on April 20 from 6-8 p.m. at Valley Fire & Rescue in Apple Grove, covering severe weather identification and how to report observations.
