Quarterback Aaron Rodgers visited the Pittsburgh Steelers’ practice facility for about six hours on Friday, sources told ESPN. The visit came as a positive development for the team, with both sides agreeing to stay in touch. This meeting was not the first time Rodgers had been linked to the Steelers, who emerged as an option … Read more
The highly anticipated UFC London event is now official, with all fighters successfully making weight for the main card and preliminary bouts. Former champion Leon Edwards and Sean Brady made headlines as the first to weigh in, with Edwards coming in slightly heavier than his opponent at 171 pounds. In a co-main event bout with … Read more
The acting head of the Social Security Administration (SSA), Leland Dudek, has backtracked on his earlier statement that he might shut down the agency due to a judge’s ruling limiting access to sensitive data by the Department of Government of Efficiency (DOGE). A US District Judge blocked DOGE from accessing SSA systems containing personally identifiable … Read more
A team of researchers on board the research vessel Falkor has made a groundbreaking discovery in Antarctica, uncovering diverse ecosystems thriving under an ice shelf that hadn’t seen daylight in decades. The 19-mile-long iceberg broke off on January 13, revealing a previously unexplored seafloor. For the first time, humans are now exploring this deep-sea environment, … Read more
The film “The Alto Knights” boasts an impressive cast, featuring Robert De Niro in dual roles as Frank Costello and Vito Genovese. However, the movie’s narrative suffers from a lack of cohesion due to excessive exposition. The story delivers a wealth of basic mafia history but fails to flesh out its characters and incidents effectively. … Read more
A groundbreaking clinical trial has provided evidence of a method to slow down disease progression in Alzheimer’s patients and potentially delay its onset in those at risk. Researchers have found that an experimental drug, gantenerumab, can put the brakes on cognitive decline when taken early enough. The trial involved 73 volunteers with Dominantly Inherited Alzheimer’s, … Read more
Turkey’s protests against the detention of Istanbul’s mayor Ekrem Imamoglu have grown increasingly tense, with thousands taking to the streets in mostly peaceful demonstrations since his arrest on Wednesday. The government, led by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has condemned the protests as “vandalism” and vowed to maintain order. Imamoglu, who is Erdogan’s main rival, was … Read more
K-pop group NJZ defies court order to perform at ComplexCon in Hong Kong on March 23, citing respect for fans and stakeholders. The group’s parents made the announcement via social media after a Seoul court ruled in favor of their former agency Ador, which had requested a provisional injunction against independent business activities until contract … Read more
Philadelphia will bid farewell this weekend to the historic Wanamaker Building, which has stood at 13th and Market streets for an impressive 149 years. The building, once home to Macy’s department store, is a testament to the city’s rich retail history. Designed by John Wanamaker in 1876, the building was initially a massive dry goods … Read more
A new partnership between DoorDash and Klarna has sparked a heated debate on social media about the potential risks of a “burrito loan” – a concept that could be linked to the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. The idea involves taking out four interest-free installments to pay for food delivery, raising concerns among financial experts. Satirical … Read more