Author: Helen Tasker | Words of Faith Special to The News-Post
As I sit down to write this, the Friday before Mother’s Day, I am thinking of the way we honor mothers and fathers each year in these hopeful months ofRead More
RAVE to an amazing West Marine employee who took time out of his day to help me get out of a tricky parking situation at the Ballard Blocks. I discovered my car was blocked in by another car that had…Read More
Tonight’s rare Blue Micromoon, the second full moon of May and the most distant of the year, rises over the Atlantic. Key Biscayne’s open beaches offer one of the finest moonrise views in all of South Florida.Read More
New research links poor nighttime sleep and prolonged daytime napping to a higher risk of fatty liver disease, highlighting sleep as a crucial pillar of metabolic health.Read More
From famous desserts to classic sandwiches, these regional specialties are worth planning a trip around.Read More
Pack smarter with these seven stylist-approved wardrobe staples that make building a summer travel capsule wardrobe so much easier. From breezy matching sets to comfortable sneakers, these versatile pieces work for almost any destination.Read More
On this edition of Next Africa, we bring you Bloomberg’s 2026 African startups to watch list. From Egypt to Mauritius, these companies are racing to solve some of the continent’s toughest challenges. Plus, we hear from Moniepoint co-founder and CTO, Felix Ike, on building one of Africa’s leading fintech platforms. We also speak with venture capital investors on opportunities and challenges of investing in the continent.Read More
It also increase penalties for the distribution of counterfeit notes and refusal to accept notes and coins issued by the Central Bank of West …Read More
Foreign workers in South Africa are again facing violence and protests by anti-immigrant groups.Read More
Former Arcadia Mayor Eileen Wang has pleaded guilty to being an illegal agent of the Chinese government. The news filled the unassuming suburban city outside of Los Angeles with anger, disappointment, and murmurs of quiet concern. Fears about spies and Chinese Communist Party influence abounded on social media. Arcadia’s population of about 53,000 is majority Asian, like many other cities in the region. Some residents worry Wang’s indictment could bring unfair scrutiny on the broader Chinese and Asian American community. Acting Mayor Paul Cheng called the news a “slap in the face.”Read More