In this edition of Week in Review, we have big news on the latest Apple antitrust lawsuit. Microsoft’s AI ambitions dominated the news as well, so let’s dive right in.… Did someone forward this to you? Sign up here to receive the Week in Review newsletter in your inboxes. The U.S. joined international regulators in accusing
Americans spent more than $144.8 billion on fishing and hunting in 2022 alone, according to a survey by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Guided hunting and fishing excursions are a substantial part of that industry, but they’ve largely remained offline. Bookings are done over the phone and paid for by physical checks or cash.
It was heralded in news articles as a “breakthrough”, a “turning point” and a “gamechanger” for Alzheimer’s disease. Some experts went so far as to call the drug, donanemab, the “beginning of the end” for the debilitating condition. Pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly in May 2023 released data from a clinical trial they said showed donanemab
Teenage boys were hit hardest by the Covid lockdowns, with their mental health failing to recover despite the return to normality, according to the most comprehensive academic study of its kind. Early research into how lockdown affected children indicated that girls had suffered more significant mental health problems than boys. However, a new study carried
When it comes to the future of design, creativity and a bold point of view are key. From a furniture designer inspired by Proust to a pair of architects who started their firm on two different continents, we’ve rounded up the brightest new talents in the industry. Multidisciplinary Design Yoon Seok-hyeon Simpson Kim One benefit
TRIESTE, Italy — “You have been another strong, conscious and revolutionary generation of ITS [contestants]. Everybody gained a human and professional experience.” So said Barbara Franchin, the founder and mastermind of the International Talent Support fashion contest, known as ITS, showing appreciation for the 16 finalists of the 2023-2024 edition. Franchin was visibly emotional. ITS
Giants head coach Brian Daboll says it was tough saying goodbye to running back Saquon Barkley this offseason. Daboll told Tom Pelissero of NFL Network that Barkley, who signed with the Eagles in free agency, was a player the Giants like and respect but ultimately determined they couldn’t keep, given the realities of the salary
As rumors and speculation continue to swirl around whether or not the Giants will take a quarterback in next month’s NFL Draft, head coach Brian Daboll offered a pretty firm assessment on where he stands on current starter Daniel Jones . “When he gets back [from his injury], he’ll be the guy,” Daboll told NFL
Recent trends show a significant rise in male travelers seeking wellness travel experiences, breaking stereotypes and prioritizing their health. As men continue to embrace wellness travel with rejuvenating spa retreats and adventurous outdoors, here are the top wellness travel destinations curated for men: Nordic Wellness Journey: Up Norway offers a 15-day Nordic Wellness Journey through
Published 10:20 am Saturday, March 23, 2024 It was an eventful weekend for the crew over at Chambers County Community Health and Wellness Center, which received an interdisciplinary award for the work on the Auburn University Rural Health Initiative. The team won the Interprofessional Group Recognition Award from the National Academies of Practice on Saturday
