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- 1Excellus Medicare Advantage members face 2027 plan changesโWhat Excellus Medicare Advantage members need to know about 2027 changes
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield is preparing changes to its Medicare Advantage plans taking effect in 2027, and the Rome Sentinel is alerting members in upstate New York about what to expect. Coverage of the details, including any adjustments to benefits, costs or provider networks, matters to enrollees planning their healthcare for the coming year.
- 2CCNY physicists convert microwaves to light for quantum networksโA new bridge for quantum networks: CCNY physicists convert microwaves to light using 2D magnets
Physicists at the City College of New York report a way to convert microwave signals into optical light using atomically thin 2D magnets. The advance is described as a potential bridge for quantum networks, since it could let quantum devices that operate with microwaves connect to fiber-optic light-based systems. Details are so far limited to coverage of the team's announcement.
- 3AP mobilises global newsroom for UN General Assembly coverageโThe global AP bands together to cover the U.N. General Assembly
The Associated Press is coordinating its journalists worldwide to cover the UN General Assembly in New York, drawing on its international network of bureaus to report on speeches, side meetings and diplomatic activity. The effort underscores the scale of the annual gathering, which brings leaders from nearly every country together and requires extensive multilingual, multi-format coverage.
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A television critic at The New York Times has written a farewell column after 17 years on the beat, reflecting on a career spent reviewing TV through a period of enormous change in the industry, from the streaming boom to the collapse of traditional network viewing. Readers are responding with tributes and appreciation for the critic's long run.