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By Oren Shuster The project, known as “Pain Initiative Cannabinoids 2021”, is a crucial development in advancing the German cannabis industry 

PHILADELPHIA — Alex Morgan hasn’t forgotten what it was like the last time the U.S. women’s soccer team played a major Concacaf competition outside of the United States.

Concerts, gigs and live performances in the metaverse could change how you experience music — but probably not in the way that you expect.

For Naomi Girma, the daughter of Ethiopian immigrants, her path to the national team and its pivotal upcoming qualifying tournament has been anything but standard.

The inland surfing destination - first in the world to use Wavegarden Cove technology - has received a £27 million investment

The English coach talks about her move to the US, family visa problems and the world she wants her children to grow up in

SAN DIEGO — It was a big week for women's soccer in the United States.

The Wave will be taking the majority of its content from England and Scotland in future - and people have been reacting with anger and disappointment on social media

With NWSL surging into its 10th season, it is being led by a core of rising talent that is under 25 and ready for the spotlight.

It follows the re-branding of sister station, Swansea Sound, in 2020, which caused similar disappointment

Silicon Valley's Wave Computing said on Tuesday it is launching designs for two new microprocessors this year using RISC-V architecture as it sunsets its once-popular MIPS architecture. The move adds to growing momentum for RISC-V, an open-standard instruction set architecture (ISA) and emerging rival to proprietary architecture from Britain's Arm,…