US to Phase Out Artificial Food Dyes by End of Next Year

The US government has announced plans to phase out all artificial food dyes from the food supply by the end of next year. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made the announcement on Tuesday, stating that companies will have roughly two years to transition to natural alternatives. Under the plan, the FDA will give the … Read more

Tina Knowles Opens Up About Family and Trauma in New Memoir

Tina Knowles, the matriarch of the Beyoncé and Solange Knowles family, has written a new memoir titled “Matriarch.” The book chronicles her life story, from her poor upbringing in Galveston, Texas, to her triumphs as a working mom and entrepreneur. Knowles debunks common misconceptions about her family and shares personal stories of trauma, including being … Read more

UK Court Ruling Sparks Debate on Transgender Rights

A recent ruling by the UK Supreme Court has defined a woman as someone of biological sex under the country’s equality law, excluding transgender women. The decision aims to clarify protections for women in single-sex spaces, such as bathrooms and hospital wards. The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) plans to issue new guidance on … Read more

Who Will Be Next Pope?

Pope Benedict XVI was known for his strong defense of Catholic Church doctrine, while Pope Francis is recognized for his emphasis on flexibility and inclusivity. Francis’s legacy will be shaped by the next pope, who could potentially overturn some of his key decisions. Francis’s guidance on blessings for same-sex couples has been a subject of … Read more

Microsoft Tightens Performance Expectations with New Policies

Microsoft is introducing new policies aimed at enhancing performance management and addressing low performers. The tech giant’s new approach emphasizes rigor and accountability, shifting away from coddling underperforming employees. As part of this effort, managers will have access to enhanced tools and a two-year rehire ban for employees found to be underperforming. This policy change … Read more

Duolingo Launches Chess Lessons for Beginners

Language learning app Duolingo is expanding its curriculum by adding chess lessons, targeting beginners to boost interest in the game. The new feature will initially be available in beta on iOS and later in Android, with plans to include multiple languages. Duolingo’s chess course will cater to beginner and medium players, offering lessons tailored to … Read more

Alex Ovechkin Breaks OT Playoff Goal Barrier

Washington Capitals star Alex Ovechkin scored his first overtime playoff goal in 45 games to seal a win against the Montreal Canadiens on Monday night. The goal, which came 2 minutes and 26 seconds into the extra period, marked Ovechkin’s second score of the game and his 74th postseason goal. Ovechkin downplayed the milestone, saying … Read more

Warriors Edge Rockets in Thrilling Opener

Houston, TX — The 2025 NBA playoffs got off to a sluggish start, but Golden State’s thrilling 95-85 victory over Houston on Sunday night marked a promising beginning for the series. Here are five key takeaways from the game: The Warriors’ gritty defense and potent offense, bolstered by the addition of Jimmy Butler, proved too … Read more

US to Phase Out Synthetic Food Dyes by 2026

The US Department of Health and Human Services plans to work with food companies to stop using synthetic dyes in products. This effort aims to reduce artificial additives from food and drinks, particularly Red 40, Yellow 5, Blue 1, and Red 3. By the end of 2026, six synthetic dyes will be phased out. The … Read more

Heisman Winner’s Father Earning Clearance for Draft Day

Travis Hunter Sr., the father of Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback Travis Hunter, has received clearance to attend the 2025 NFL draft in Green Bay. The decision comes after a three-year probation agreement stemming from a 2023 arrest that carried a 90-day jail sentence. Hunter Sr.’s exception to travel restrictions was granted under terms of his probation, … Read more