The Denver Broncos have made an unexpected decision regarding promising rookie running back RJ Harvey, naming the second-round draft pick their starting back heading into minicamp. The move signals a dramatic shift for a team desperate to revamp its ground game, which hasn't produced a 1,000-yard rusher since 2019. Harvey, a standout from UCF with back-to-back 1,400-yard seasons and 48 career touchdowns, has impressed the Broncos’ coaching staff with his explosive playmaking ability. With Denver choosing not to re-sign former lead back Javonte Williams, who joined the Cowboys, Harvey now steps into a featured role in Sean Payton's offense — a coach known for developing star running backs like Alvin Kamara. Mike Burgess Proposes Medicare Reform Without Reducing Benefits

Former Congressman and physician Mike Burgess is urging Congress to adopt Medicare reforms that curb wasteful spending without cutting benefits. Highlighting a practice where hospital systems acquire physician offices and reclassify them to charge significantly more for identical services, Burgess calls for site-neutral payment reforms to eliminate such pricing disparities. Citing potential savings of over $150 billion over the next decade, and more than $90 billion in reduced premiums and cost-sharing for beneficiaries, Burgess argues these changes would enhance fiscal responsibility while preserving patient choice and care quality. He emphasizes that the reform effort can support rural hospitals without enriching large healthcare conglomerates, appealing for bipartisan action to modernize Medicare and protect its future sustainability. Colin Cowherd believes Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford could surpass four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers in legacy, crediting Stafford’s decision to remain in Los Angeles as a key factor. While Rodgers boasts more individual accolades, both quarterbacks have won a Super Bowl, and since the 2021 playoffs, Stafford has statistically outperformed Rodgers in multiple categories, including win-loss record, completion percentage, and passer rating. Cowherd argues that if Stafford wins another Super Bowl, history may favor him over Rodgers. However, with Stafford turning 37 and the Rams potentially eyeing their quarterback of the future, it's uncertain whether his trajectory will lead to a second title or a shift into a veteran mentorship role. Constant-Fraction Discriminator Developed for Sub-Nanosecond Timing Precision: A new, cost-effective constant-fraction discriminator has been developed, offering remarkable timing accuracy with a standard deviation of just 60 picoseconds. The innovative design addresses the time-walk effect—where signal strength affects timing detection—by triggering at a consistent fraction of the signal pulse, rather than a fixed voltage threshold. Unlike traditional designs that require expensive high-speed operational amplifiers, this implementation uses only inexpensive integrated circuits, transistors, passive components, and a coaxial delay line. Originally created for use in gamma-ray spectrometers, this hacker-friendly approach is versatile and adaptable across a range of signal pulse lengths. Cloud Computing Overview: In recent years, cloud computing has evolved into an extensive and diverse catalog of services, playing an increasingly critical role in Europe's digital infrastructure. Though the facts surrounding cloud adoption and its challenges may be inconvenient or unsettling, they reflect a widely acknowledged reality. In a pointed critique titled "Capitol Ink | Scrooge McTrump," a recent political cartoon draws inspiration from Charles Dickens' classic character to portray former President Donald Trump in a less-than-flattering light, likening his actions and demeanor to that of Ebenezer Scrooge.