Former ESPN host Molly Qerim is leaving her show “First Take” at the end of the year, sources confirm. After 15 years with the network, starting in 2006, Qerim chose not to renew her contract. The news comes after SBJ named “First Take” one of the best current sports studio shows last year. Qerim announced … Read more
Wild chimpanzees consume up to two units of alcohol daily by eating ripe, fermented fruit, a study has found. The research suggests that humans may have inherited our taste for alcohol from common primate ancestors who relied on fermented fruit as a source of sugar and alcohol. Analyzing fruits like figs and plums in Côte … Read more
Tyler Robinson, the 22-year-old suspect in the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, has been captured after a 33-hour investigation that saw the release of videos and photographs by the FBI. The case has raised concerns about radical ideology and online platforms. FBI Director Kash Patel said the capture was swift due to the release … Read more
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Melania Trump’s hats are once again sparking curiosity among fashion experts and observers. When she met the Prince and Princess of Wales at Windsor Castle, her wide-rimmed hat completely shrouded her eyes, leaving many questions unanswered. Fashion historian Dr Kate Strasdin says, “Her hats almost function like Anna Wintour’s sunglasses and bob, where you can’t … Read more
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has stated he will cooperate fully with any subpoena seeking records related to Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender whose financial dealings have raised concerns among lawmakers. The House Judiciary Committee is set to vote on whether to issue subpoenas to Dimon and other bank executives as part of an … Read more
Tennis star Taylor Townsend has apologized for making disparaging comments about Chinese food on social media. The 29-year-old American athlete, ranked world No. 1 in doubles, faced backlash online after posting videos of local dishes and joking about their quality. She took to Instagram to apologize sincerely, acknowledging her privilege as a professional athlete and … Read more
Tennessee’s thrilling 44-41 overtime loss to Georgia is still reeling the Volunteers’ faithful. The game, filled with twists and turns, saw both teams trade blows, but in the end, the Bulldogs emerged victorious. The drama peaked in overtime when Max Gilbert’s 42-yard field goal attempt slipped wide right, sending the game into extra time. In … Read more
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Scientists have long believed that warmer oceans and stronger westerly winds were melting the ice in West Antarctica. However, new research suggests that northerly winds might be to blame instead. Using local data and climate simulations, researchers found that northerly winds accelerate ice loss by shifting sea ice and creating a chain reaction of warming … Read more