Kanye West recently made headlines after posting a series of tweets that sparked outrage, particularly against his former friend and collaborator Jay-Z and his wife Beyoncé. The comments targeted the couple’s 7-year-old twins, Rumi and Sir, with Kanye expressing disgust towards them. The situation escalated when Jay-Z publicly criticized Kanye in 2016 over Kim Kardashian … Read more
The University of Missouri men’s basketball team is set to begin its quest for a national title as it faces Drake in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Thursday. The game, which will take place at 6:35 p.m. ET on truTV in Wichita, marks an important milestone for Mizzou, who enter the tournament … Read more
The United States’ withdrawal from global health leadership is sparking concerns about the spread of tuberculosis (TB), a deadly infectious disease that claims over a million lives annually, mostly in low-resource, high-population regions. Unlike in the US, where TB cases are rare and treatments are effective, the bacterium poses significant challenges elsewhere. The armor-like properties … Read more
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The United States has reached its lowest happiness ranking ever, according to the annual World Happiness Report. The country ranked 24th in the index, dropping from as high as 11th in 2012. Germany overtook the US, moving up to 22nd place, while Finland remained the happiest country for the eighth year in a row. Key … Read more
A former University of Michigan football coach, Matthew Weiss, has been indicted on 24 counts of hacking into thousands of athlete and alumni accounts. Over an eight-year span, Weiss allegedly downloaded private data, including “intimate” photos, from over 150,000 athletes. He gained unauthorized access to a student-athlete database of over 100 colleges and universities, compromising … Read more
Millions of Social Security recipients will no longer be able to verify their identity over the phone starting March 31. This change aims to reduce fraudulent claims and improper payments, which cost $72 billion between 2015 and 2022. However, advocates are concerned about the burden this may place on older Americans and those with disabilities. … Read more
European Union leaders have rejected a plan to mobilise €5 billion in ammunition rounds for Ukraine, dealing a blow to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s request for immediate military aid. The proposal, put forward by High Representative Kaja Kallas, aimed to raise up to €40 billion in fresh military support for Ukraine but failed to gain sufficient … Read more
McNeese coach Will Wade and his manager made history on Friday as the 12th-seeded Cowboys pulled off a stunning 69-67 upset over top-ranked fifth seed Clemson in the NCAA Tournament’s first bracket buster. Brandon Murray led the way for McNeese, scoring 21 points, including 14 of them in a stifling first half where the Southland … Read more
In a surprising turn, existing-home sales in the US rose by 4.2% in February, surpassing economists’ expectations and rebounding from bad weather. The increased supply of homes and improved conditions heading into spring contributed to the uptick. According to data from the National Association of Realtors, the annualized rate of contract closings reached 4.26 million, … Read more