Dana Dimel, longtime college football coach, dead at 62

College football coach Dana Dimel died Tuesday. He was 62. The Illinois football program, for which Dimel was serving as a senior offensive assistant, confirmed his unexpected death. The former coach died in his sleep, his agent, Pete Roussel, said. Dimel spent six seasons as the head coach at UTEP before his most recent role…

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House Dems ripped for ‘tone deaf’ social media post on key issue affecting Americans: ’embarrassing’

A social media account associated with House Democrats was ripped by conservatives Tuesday over a deleted post suggesting the economy is strong and seemingly minimizing the struggles of those who have difficulty affording groceries.  “And here we were thinking y’all couldnt afford eggs!” the Ways and Means Democrats posted on X Tuesday with a screenshot…

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Amazon announces its own set of Nova AI models

Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Amazon has announced a series of new AI foundation models under a new “Nova” branding that will be available as part of the Amazon Bedrock model library in AWS. There are three “understanding” models available now, Amazon says in a blog post: Amazon Nova Micro, a text model…

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What happened to Intel?

Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger holds up an early Intel 18A wafer in late 2023. | Image: Intel On Monday, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger abruptly decided to retire after less than four years on the job. That was the official story, anyhow. Within hours, Reuters, Bloomberg, and The New York Times had a different one: the…

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Microsoft accuses FTC of leaking news of its antitrust investigation

Illustration: The Verge Microsoft is asking the inspector general at the Federal Trade Commission to investigate whether agency management improperly leaked news of its antitrust investigation into the company, and make their findings public. Bloomberg first reported that the probe was underway last week, which The Verge later confirmed. The investigation covers Microsoft’s cloud and…

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