Month: September 2025

Yahoo perustelee evästeiden käytöstään tarjoamalla sinulle parhaiden palveluita sivustollaan ja sovelluksillaan. Evästeet auttavat myös toistensa tunnistamisessa, estäämällä roskapostia ja väärinkäytöksiä sekä toteuttamassa tietoturvatoimia. Jos käytät Yahoo-sivustoa tai sovellusta, evästeet tallennetaan sinun internet-tuotteiden asetukseen. Napsauttamalla “Hyväksy kaikki”, sinulla antaa lupauksen tarjotaaksesi sivustomme ja sovelluksemme sinulle. Evästeet käytetään myös analytiikkaan, joka auttaa Yahoo kehittämään palveluitaan. Jos haluat … Read more

To access people.com, follow these easy steps: 1. First, you’ll see a verification pop-up asking if you’re human. 2. Click “Verifying” and wait for the process to complete. 3. Once done, you’ll be redirected to the website’s main page. 4. If prompted, enable JavaScript and cookies in your browser settings to continue browsing. By following … Read more

A gray cloud shrouded Mount St. Helens, an active volcano in Washington State, on Tuesday, causing commercial pilots to report difficulty navigating through the opaque haze. However, it wasn’t a new eruption – high winds kicked up loose volcanic ash from previous eruptions in 1980 and suspended it in the air. The 1980 eruption was … Read more

The US Senate Foreign Relations Committee has approved dozens of Donald Trump’s nominees for diplomatic positions, including former national security adviser Michael Waltz as the US ambassador to the UN and Sergio Gor to be ambassador to India. The committee votes were largely along party lines, with Democrats opposing most picks and Republicans approving them … Read more

Vice President JD Vance has intensified his criticism of the left after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, stating that celebrating someone’s death shouldn’t protect them from consequences. He called for universities to cut funding if professors celebrate Kirk’s death and blamed liberal groups for inciting violence. Vance also claimed that his administration plans to target organizations that … Read more

Robert Allen, president and CEO of the Fort Worth Economic Development Partnership, is on a mission to attract businesses to the city by highlighting its unique attributes such as logistics, aviation, and defense hubs, advanced manufacturing facilities, and cultural heritage. With a goal of raising $5 million for economic development efforts, Allen believes that securing … Read more

The demolition of RFK Stadium in D.C. is making significant progress, with crews tearing down the stadium’s signature roof beams from top to bottom. The goal is to minimize environmental and safety concerns while ensuring a safe site for the construction of a new stadium. Over 814 tons of old metal are expected to be … Read more

A new study of nearly 34,000 veterans found that taking nicotinamide (Vitamin B3) supplements can reduce the risk of developing non-melanoma skin cancers by up to 54% among those who’ve already had skin cancer. The researchers suggest that starting the supplement after diagnosis with the first skin cancer is most effective in reducing the risk, … Read more

After a nearly three-week stretch with no tropical storms during the peak of hurricane season, Tropical Storm Gabrielle formed in the central Atlantic Ocean on Wednesday morning. As of Wednesday evening, it was churning about 900 miles from the Caribbean’s northern Leeward Islands, with sustained winds of 50 mph. The National Hurricane Center forecasts that … Read more

Vietnam ranks highly among the top five countries for expats worldwide. A survey conducted by InterNations found that affordability is a major factor in its success, with 89% of expats pleased with the cost of living and 87% feeling their disposable income is sufficient to live comfortably. The country excels in career prospects (11th) and … Read more