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MoonLake reports Week 40 results from Phase 3 sonelokimab trials in hidradenitis suppurativa
MoonLake presented Week 40 data from its Phase 3 VELA-1 and VELA-2 trials of sonelokimab in adults with moderate-to-severe hidradenitis suppurativa, reporting 62% HiSCR75 and up to 32% HiSCR100 responses (as observed). The company reported improved patient-reported outcomes and a safety profile consistent with prior data, with no new safety signals detected.
New England Journal of Medicine Publishes VALOR Phase 3 Brepocitinib Results in Dermatomyositis
The New England Journal of Medicine published Phase 3 VALOR results showing brepocitinib 30 mg improved mean Total Improvement Score by 15.3 points versus placebo at Week 52; the U.S. FDA has granted Priority Review with a PDUFA target date in the third quarter of 2026.
Suns remain confident as play-in spot is nearly locked.
The Phoenix Suns have lost six of seven recent games but are nearly locked into a play-in berth, and veterans say the team is focused on getting healthy and improving late-game execution before the tournament.
Driver Pleads Guilty After Allegedly Watching TikTok Videos in Crash
A 22-year-old pleaded guilty in connection with an October crash in Kelvedon, Essex, that killed a 58-year-old man; sentencing is scheduled for April 29, 2026.
Arnold Schwarzenegger coaches son Joseph Baena as he prepares for bodybuilding debut
Arnold Schwarzenegger was seen coaching his son Joseph Baena at Gold's Gym in Venice Beach as Baena prepares for his first bodybuilding competition, and video shows Schwarzenegger adjusting poses and form while onlookers watched.
Raw milk is returning to U.S. diets amid safety concerns
Raw milk has grown in popularity while health authorities and recent E. coli reports have highlighted safety risks and questioned claimed benefits.
Rotary Club of Jamestown strengthens community through service projects
The Rotary Club of Jamestown, founded in 1921, meets weekly and supports local projects such as Camp Rokiwan, the Community Bike Fleet and the Rotary Soccer Field while raising funds through events and member donations.
Home prices fell as much as $525,000 in some U.S. counties
A Realtor.com analysis found median listing prices dropped in several U.S. counties over the past year, with the largest dollar decline of $525,000 in Pitkin County, Colorado; nationwide, the median U.S. sale price was $429,189 in February, up 0.9% year-over-year.
Meet the Artemis crew for NASA's first moon mission in more than half a century
NASA's four-person Artemis II crew — including a woman, a person of color and a Canadian — will fly a nearly 10-day out-and-back mission around the moon that will not land but will travel farther into space than Apollo flights and provide new views of the lunar far side.
FDA issues highest-level recall for peeled garlic in the US
The FDA has issued a Class I recall for Christopher Ranch peeled garlic sold at Tops stores in New York, Vermont and Pennsylvania due to a potential botulism risk; affected 6-ounce packages and all best-by dates are included.
Disney Dreamers Academy highlights Walt Disney World's commitment to diverse communities
The 19th Disney Dreamers Academy brought 100 students from varied backgrounds to Walt Disney World for a multi-day mentorship program, part of a long-running initiative that has reached more than 1,800 alumni.
Hockey Player Diagnosed with Colon Cancer at 26
David Lyon, a 26-year-old hockey player, was diagnosed in 2021 with stage IV colorectal cancer that had spread to his liver; he later received a liver transplant in 2024 and is currently reported as cancer-free.
Seafood dishes to avoid when they appear on a menu
Chefs say eight types of seafood dishes can signal problems with quality, sourcing, or safety.
Sierra County gains high-speed broadband for nearly 3,000 locations.
Nearly 3,000 homes, businesses and institutions in Truth or Consequences and Williamsburg now have access to high-speed fiber internet after a state-funded project finished under its $14.5 million budget.
Columbus-style pizza is gaining national attention
Columbus-style pizza—known for a thin crust, slightly sweet tomato sauce and edge-to-edge provolone-and-mozzarella—is drawing wider notice, and local brands such as Donatos are cited for helping popularize the style beyond the city.
CJI hosts Black Power Marketplace in Rochester.
Community Justice Initiative will host a Black Power Marketplace Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. at 398 Thurston Road in Rochester, featuring local vendors, networking and a youth showcase.
Sperm whale birth captured on video offers new insights
Marine biologists led by Dr. Maria Rodriguez filmed a rare sperm whale birth off Costa Rica, and the footage documents mother–calf bonding and pod social behavior that researchers say can inform study and conservation.
Creator's livestream interrupted by a kitten hiding in his car; he adopts her after shelter won't take her
During a livestream a tiny feral kitten was found hiding in the creator's car; after a shelter declined to accept her because she was too young, the creator adopted her.
Pope Leo visits Monaco and urges wealthy residents to share wealth
Pope Leo made a day trip to Monaco, urged residents to share their prosperity with those in need, and met Prince Albert during the visit.
Pope Leo urges Monaco residents to use wealth and 'the gift of smallness' for good
Pope Leo XIV made a one-day visit to Monaco, urging residents to use their wealth, influence and Catholic faith for good and to defend life from conception to natural death; he met Prince Albert and attended gatherings in the cathedral and a stadium.
44-year-old nurse paid off nearly $1M in debt in under three years
A California labor and delivery nurse eliminated almost $1 million in combined debts — including mortgage and student loans — in under three years by tightening her budget, selling a home and making extra payments, the article reports.
Mitsubishi Electric, Rohm and Toshiba explore merger of power chip businesses
Toshiba, Mitsubishi Electric and Rohm said they are exploring a merger of their power semiconductor businesses; Rohm said the combined entity would rank second in the power device market behind Infineon.
Pete Crow-Armstrong's history sealed his Cubs extension
Pete Crow-Armstrong agreed to a six-year, $115 million extension with the Chicago Cubs, and he described the decision as tied to family, mentors and his connection to the organization.
Aiken County Animal Shelter: Spring is here and it's time to adopt
The Aiken County Animal Shelter says a wide variety of dogs and cats are available this spring, and adoption counselors Cynthia Gray, Bob Gordon and Lisa Gaudet work to match pets to families.
Girl, 3 runs to mom's partner at airport in viral reel
An Instagram reel shows a 3-year-old rushing into her mom's partner's arms at an airport; the post by Tiarna Ivy has more than 10.5 million views and is shared alongside Ivy's account of grieving the death of her previous partner.
Brazil greets migrants with kindness as their first language.
Operation Welcome in northern Brazil provides coordinated reception, documentation, shelter and voluntary relocation for Venezuelan migrants, with IOM as a key operational partner.
Alle-Kiski Valley events listed for March 28, 2026.
A roundup lists community events, fundraisers and club meetings across the Alle-Kiski Valley for March 28, 2026, noting dates and locations for local bingo nights, food sales, library programs and benefit events.
Israel's Stonehenge found to have nearly 30 similar stone circles nearby
Ben-Gurion University researchers used satellite imagery to identify about 28 stone-circle sites within 25 kilometers of Rujm el-Hiri, suggesting the famous monument is part of a broader regional tradition; the structures are circular, made from local basalt, and range roughly 50–250 meters across.
Dutch method for sleep helped a writer feel more refreshed
A writer tried the viral “Dutch method” of sleeping with curtains open and reported waking more refreshed after several days; a sleep expert said morning light can reduce grogginess by shifting sleep stages and anchoring the circadian rhythm.
Orion spacecraft shows what life aboard Artemis II will be like.
Four astronauts will live inside NASA's Orion for about 10 days on Artemis II to test whether the capsule can sustain human life during a lunar flyaround.
