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Judge urges NFL, union to try for settlement in Brady suspension

By Nate Raymond and Joseph Ax NEW YORK (Reuters) – A federal judge on Wednesday urged the National Football League and its players union to continue discussing a possible settlement to resolve their dispute over New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady’s four-game “Deflategate” suspension. U.S. District Judge Richard Berman, sitting in Manhattan, said both sides had enough “strengths and weaknesses” to their cases that they should come together to resolve

Nearly complete human brain grown in US lab: scientist

An almost complete version of a tiny human brain has been grown in a US lab in a move that could bring major strides to the treatment of neurological diseases, a scientist says. Rene Anand, a professor at Ohio State University, has grown in a dish a brain equal in maturity to that of a five-week-old fetus, his university reported. “It not only looks like the developing brain, its diverse

Miami furthers city as affluent haven with super yacht marina

Mandarin Oriental, Miami Miami has recently seen an influx of luxury brands opening boutiques as the city rebrands itself as a true luxury hub. Now, Miami is continuing its development to cater to affluent residents and guests with the upcoming opening of the Deep Harbour at Island Gardens marina. Set to open in December, the marina will help Miami to position itself as the newest super yachting capital in the