Research suggests that the key to combating insomnia may not lie in medication, but in physical movement. A recent study published in the BMJ Evidence-Based Medicine Journal found that three forms of exercise – yoga, tai chi, and jogging or walking – were effective in improving sleep quality. The study analyzed 22 trials involving over … Read more
Target’s struggling sales have led to a major shake-up at the company’s top leadership. In a move that aims to boost growth, CEO Brian Cornell will step down early next year after over 13 years in charge. His successor, Chief Operating Officer Michael Fiddelke, will assume the role of CEO on February 1. The decision … Read more
Disney has finally acknowledged its dwindling male audience, a demographic it had largely ignored for the past decade. The studio is now seeking films that can appeal to young men aged 13-28, who have been drifting away from traditional Marvel and Star Wars fare in favor of video games and viral content. The irony is … Read more
NASA is opening media accreditation for multi-day events to introduce its newest astronaut class and provide briefings for the Artemis II crewed test flight around the Moon. The activities will take place in September at the agency’s Johnson Space Center in Houston. On Monday, September 22, NASA will debut its 2025 class of astronaut candidates … Read more
A 113-year-old wooden church in Sweden successfully completed its two-day journey across the country after a dramatic trek to save itself from being swallowed by a massive mine. The Kiruna Church, located 124 miles above the Arctic Circle, was moved 3 miles to its new location to avoid destruction. The slow-moving church, which weighed 741 … Read more
A person infected with measles may have spread the disease during a recent visit to York and Adams counties in central Pennsylvania. The individual, who was contagious at the time of their visit, made stops at several businesses, including Sapp Bros. Travel Center, Farmhouse Restaurant, Hickory Falls Entertainment Center, Midway Mennonite Reception Center, and Garber … Read more
Japan is exploring ways to help African governments reduce high-cost debt repayments by redirecting international debt financing. The move comes as Tokyo faces fiscal pressures and rising right-wing populism, making it challenging to increase aid spending. Despite these challenges, Japan sees potential in offering concessional debt with lower interest rates to African countries. Naoki Ando, … Read more
The US Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has imposed sanctions on a network of companies and vessels involved in smuggling Iranian oil. The move is aimed at disrupting Iran’s revenue used to support terrorism. Greek national Antonios Margaritis, who has decades of experience in the shipping industry, was targeted for … Read more
US applications for jobless benefits rose last week, increasing to 235,000, but layoffs remain at historically low levels. The Labor Department reported a slight increase in new jobless claims, surpassing economists’ forecast of 229,000. The number of jobs added by US employers in July was also lower than expected, with just 73,000 new jobs created. … Read more
College football is back, and with it comes a plethora of exciting matchups and intriguing betting opportunities. In our expert picks, we’ll be sharing our predictions for some of the biggest games of the season. First up, Clemson takes on LSU in Week 1. With Clemson’s loaded offense led by QB Cade Klubnik, they’re expected … Read more