For ten months, Russian forces have been attempting to gain access to Bakhmut, a city of 70,000, which they see as a gateway to attacking other cities. The city lies on a crucial supply route, and Ukraine has pledged to defend it. Ukrainian Forces Hold the Line Despite threats from the head of Russia’s mercenary
This term, the Supreme Court has faced a firestorm of scrutiny on multiple fronts due to the slow pace at which rulings have been issued. As of May 1, the court has disposed of just 15 cases, which is lower than at any time in the last 100 years. However, the court hears oral arguments
Charlie Munger, the 99-year-old investor and vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, has expressed concerns over the US commercial property market. In an interview with the Financial Times, Munger stated that US banks are filled with “bad loans” that will become vulnerable as property prices fall and “bad times come”. Munger acknowledged that the current situation
As Elizabeth II passed away, the question of our relationship with the monarchy and the new king became a topic of national discussion. As a journalist, I traveled around the country to explore this question. Growing up in southwest Scotland, I did not have much of a relationship with the monarchy, and I did not
Dr. Pieter Cohen of Cambridge Health Alliance in Somerville, Massachusetts, has expressed concern over the high rate of mislabeled melatonin gummies. He warns that melatonin should not be considered equivalent to a warm glass of milk. Doctors Tend to Be More Neurotic A study conducted by health economist Dr. Mehdi Ammi of Carleton University in
Former Jackson State coach and current Colorado coach, Deion Sanders, took to Twitter to express his disappointment in the NFL for not drafting more players from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Sanders congratulated his former player, Isaiah Bolden, who was the only HBCU player drafted this year, going to the New England Patriots in
BuzzFeed, known for its listicles and quizzes, has been struggling as a public company since it went public in December 2021. The company’s shares have fallen 95%, and its market valuation is currently at about $86 million. If a company’s stocks trade for 30 consecutive days below the $1 mark, Nasdaq will send the company
Nagi and Reem’s love story was put to the test when violence broke out in Sudan. Nagi had to flee the country and was separated from his wife who was living in Newcastle, UK. The couple applied to the UK government for Nagi to move and live with Reem, but his passport and identity documents
Shaquil Barrett, linebacker for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, suffered a devastating loss on Sunday when his 2-year-old daughter, Arrayah, drowned in a swimming pool at their home in Tampa, Florida. The Buccaneers released a statement expressing their condolences and support for Barrett and his family during this difficult time. Investigation ongoing Tampa Police Department received
The UK government has completed its evacuation efforts in Sudan, having evacuated a total of 1,888 people on 21 flights. The majority of those evacuated were British nationals and their dependents. The Foreign Office has said that the evacuation of British nationals and some NHS doctors without UK passports was the largest of any Western