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Cam Talbot, Trevor Moore carry Kings to 1st win of season, 5-1 over Jets

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:00:55 GMT

WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) — Cam Talbot made 26 saves and the Los Angeles Kings beat the Winnipeg Jets 5-1 on Tuesday night for their first victory of the season.Trevor Moore had two goals and an assist, Phillip Danault had a goal and two assists and Arthur Kaliyev had a goal and an assist. Pierre-Luc Dubois also scored. The Kings opened with a two-game homestand, falling 5-2 to Colorado and 6-5 to Carolina in a shootout.Mark Scheifele ended Talbot’s shutout bid with 1:16 left.Connor Hellebuyck stopped 24 shots for Winnipeg.UP NEXTKings: At Minnesota on Thursday night.Jets: Host Vegas on Thursday night.___AP NHL: https://apnews.com/hub/nhlSource

Gio Reyna scores twice in 4-0 rout of Ghana, his first US goals since family feud with Berhalter

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:00:55 GMT

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Gio Reyna scored his first two internationals goals since a family feud with coach Gregg Berhalter erupted at last year’s World Cup, leading the United States to a 4-0 rout of Ghana in an exhibition on Tuesday night.Reyna put the U.S. ahead in the 10th minute, Christian Pulisic doubled the lead with a penalty kick in the 19th, and Folarin Balogun scored in the 22nd to give the Americans three goals in a 12-minute span. Reyna scored again in the 39th for sixth international goal and first two-goal game for the U.S.Reyna has been regaining fitness since fracturing a leg last June and played the first half for the second straight match. The 20-year-old midfielder’s first game under Berhalter since the controversy was in Saturday’s 3-1 loss to Germany.A son of former U.S. captain Claudio Reyna and American midfielder Danielle Egan, Gio Reyna was limited to a pair of substitute appearances in Qatar. Berhalter said during a management conference a...

Cozens scores game-winning goal in OT, lifts Buffalo Sabres to 3-2 win over Tampa Bay Lightning

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:00:55 GMT

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) — Dylan Cozens scored 1:46 into overtime, and the Buffalo Sabres overcame blowing a two-goal lead to secure their first win of the season by beating the Tampa Bay Lightning 3-2 on Tuesday night.Zemgus Girgensons and Jeff Skinner also scored for Buffalo, and rookie goalie Devon Levi stopped 21 shots in rebounding after opening the season with two losses.Brandon Hagel scored twice for the Lightning, including the overtime-forcing goal with seven seconds left. Jonas Johansson finished with 28 saves as Tampa Bay battled back to avoid being swept on its three-game road trip following losses at Detroit and Ottawa.The Sabres controlled much of the play in overtime, with Cozens accepting a pass in the high slot. He then skated to the edge of the right circle, where he snapped a hard shot to beat Johansson.Hagel saved the Lightning a point in the standings with his team-leading fourth goal of the season.After the Sabres twice failed to clear the zone, Tampa Bay’s Brayden P...

Neymar injured in Brazil’s 2-0 loss at Uruguay in World Cup qualifying

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:00:55 GMT

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (AP) — Brazil striker Neymar suffered a serious-looking left knee injury during his national team’s 2-0 loss at Uruguay in a World Cup qualifier on Tuesday night.Uruguay’s goals came on a header by Darwin Núnez in the 42nd minute and a close-range finish by Nicolás de la Cruz in the 77th. It was Brazil’s first defeat in 37 matches of World Cup qualifying.Neymar, a 31-year-old making his 128th appearance for Brazil, left the field in tears after being surrounded by players from both teams. With and without Neymar, Brazil had its worst performance under new coach Fernando Diniz, who will remain in the job at least until next year’s Copa America. “In the short run we need to be realistic, we need to improve,” Brazil captain Casemiro said. “For Neymar to leave the match it is surely something serious. But I hope it isn’t at the end. He has had those injuries whenever he starts picking up his pace again, it is hard.”Later Tuesday, World Cup winner Ar...

What causes broken rails? Train expert explains after Colorado derailment

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:00:55 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Federal investigators have released preliminary information showing a broken rail likely caused the Colorado train derailment near Pueblo on Sunday.That derailment killed a truck driver on Interstate 25 and has led to an indefinite closure of the interstate. The National Transportation Safety Board released its preliminary findings on Tuesday. What is Prop HH? Voters to decide on property taxes and TABOR dollars Train derailment investigator Gary Wolf told FOX31 that broken rails are a common cause of derailments.“The rails are made of high-quality steel, but occasionally, there can be an imperfection in the rail," Wolf said. "These can develop quickly or sometimes they develop slowly, and when they do, they start cracking out the railroad. And eventually, it results in the rail breaking part, and obviously, you lose continuity in the rail surface and the wheels go down and hit the ground.”Train cars moved off the highway after a derailment on a bridge across ...

Army veteran hopes to help others with a new career on the golf course

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:00:55 GMT

AURORA, Colo. (KDVR) -- What do Afghanistan, Iraq and the golf course have in common? A caddie named Michael Pappas, whose life has been changed by all three places.“A lot of people get out of service, and they find themselves lost, and they just don’t have that motivation or connection that they used to have,” said Pappas, an Army veteran who served for 14 years, including five combat deployments. Want to buy a house in Denver? Here’s how much you need to earn to afford one ”I did one to Iraq, three to Afghanistan and one to Syria,” he said.Injuries forced him out of the service, and around that time he rediscovered his lifelong love of golf. He began caddying at some of the most well-known golf resorts in the country, and he realized the healing effects the game could have on him and other war veterans who are making the difficult transition back to civilian life. That’s when an idea was born.Loops Fore TroopsPappas and two of his veteran friends recently founded a charity calle...

BCPS Board approves controversial curriculum changes, including sex-ed

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:00:55 GMT

It was a late night for members of the Broward County Public School Board, while they discussed controversial coursework and tensions ran high during the conversation. One speaker was taken away by police during the meeting in Fort Lauderdale on Tuesday. “Those statistics go up, new cases of HIV, AIDS, go up, if we are not educating our children about what it means to engage in sexual intercourse in science-based ways,” said one woman who spoke to board members. “Start to teach our children that ‘Mostly girls have vulvas and mostly boys have penises’. Well, that’s not true,” said another woman. Parents and other participants in the meeting clashed over a revised sexual education curriculum for Broward County students. Hundreds of pages covered a myriad of topics, from healthy habits and basic anatomy for elementary schoolers, and reproduction and sex for middle and high school students. “This topic has been very controversial,̶...

Hydropower: The only sustainable European energy transition

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:00:55 GMT

The world is at a crucial turning point in the fight against climate change, where every decision and contribution count toward achieving the ambitious and necessary goal of climate neutrality by 2050 and limiting the rise in global temperatures to 1.5C. In light of this well-established fact, hydropower appears to be an indispensable and forward-looking solution with development potential to shape Europe’s clean-energy future.According to a recent study by the International Energy Agency (IEA), more efforts are needed, on a global scale, to recognize hydropower plants as a reliable backbone of clean energy systems and support them accordingly[i].In the European Union, hydropower accounts for 32 percent of the renewable electricity generation and supplies 12 percent of the EU’s total electricity[ii] — a significant but still underexploited source in view not only of the challenges posed by climate change, but also regarding energy security and the increasing need for sys...

Let’s not waste chance for lasting change in packaging trade

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:00:55 GMT

It’s clear that if we want to protect our planet, we have no choice but to continue investing in infrastructure to help us curb packaging pollution.And that’s exactly the intention behind the Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR)  — it’s a mandate to slow down the steady increase of packaging waste before it’s too late.However, the regulation also presents dangerous changes with the potential to harm shared environmental goals, such as achieving net-zero carbon emissions, and thwart progress already being made towards long-term, innovative solutions. It’s clear that if we want to protect our planet, we have no choice but to continue investing in infrastructure to help us curb packaging pollution.PPWR is the most consequential reform left to settle before this current EU term comes to a close. It stands to impact almost everything around us, from items and products we use every day, like foodstuffs and digital devices, to the clothing we wear, and the convenience that ...

EU packaging plan must respect the role of recycling, reuse and refill  

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 06:00:55 GMT

The coming weeks will be key for the beverage and packaging industries, and for European consumers. The members of the Environment Committee in the European Parliament are set to vote on their amendments to the draft EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) and the member countries will try to agree on a common position. This legislation will have a tremendous impact on the way we produce and use beverage packaging. That’s why it is so crucial to get it right.Several of the proposed measures under discussion are simply not realistic, specifically regarding reuse and refill.While the intentions behind the PPWR are good and the EU’s goal of reducing packaging and packaging waste is to be praised, several of the proposed measures under discussion are simply not realistic, specifically regarding reuse and refill. They risk undermining all the successful efforts that beverage manufacturers have been making to provide circular packaging solutions. We don’t believe that this is w...