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Federal agents have arrested three people in Mobile, Alabama, on allegations they made threats against the President of the United States. The FBI announced the arrests, which were reported by local station NBC 15 WPMI. The news is drawing attention in the region, with the University of South Alabama area community following developments as more details about the suspects and the alleged threats emerge.
- 2Former Meta and NBC Universal CIO Atish Banerjea Joins Biological Computing Firm▼Former Meta and NBC Universal CIO Atish Banerjea Joins The Biological Computing Co. (TBC) as Strategic Advisor
Atish Banerjea, formerly chief information officer at Meta and NBC Universal, has joined The Biological Computing Co. (TBC) as a strategic advisor. The appointment signals growing interest from senior technology executives in biological computing, an emerging field that uses biological systems for computation. The company says his experience scaling large technology organizations will support its growth.
- 3Mumps cases rise among San Diego State football players▼Number of mumps cases rises among SDSU football players
Health officials report a growing number of mumps cases among San Diego State University football players, according to NBC 7 San Diego. The outbreak within the team is raising concerns about further spread among players, staff and the wider campus community in San Diego, and could affect team activities and upcoming games as monitoring continues.
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Military helicopters are scheduled to land at the University of Montana Western as part of a statewide Educator Airlift, according to NBC Montana. The event is expected to bring educators from across Montana to the Dillon campus, using military aircraft for transport. Details on the organisers, participants, and the exact date of the airlift have not been reported.
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Stanford University has introduced a new 'Art Ranger' position, described by NBC Bay Area as putting the A in art. The role is presented as a fresh way of championing the arts on campus, though details about the appointee and their duties have not been made clear. The novelty of the title and what it says about the university's arts push is drawing attention.