Author: Fredo Cervantes

The Sporting Tribune’s Fredo Cervantes writes on Shohei Ohtani’s pitching approach this upcoming season as they are on the quest to a three-peat.Read More

House Democrats are seeking to again pass legislation that would bar discrimination against sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity or expression, which are aimed at protecting the LGBTQ+.Read More

German president sharply criticized Trump’s withdrawal from nuclear deal and ‘illegal’ war against Iran – Anadolu AjansıRead More

California considers bills to reduce drunk driving, targeting repeat offenders by restricting alcohol access. Opponents fear discrimination.Read More

Oklahomans will soon have more legal control over their personal data, but cybersecurity experts warn that what happens when you connect to public Wi-Fi right nRead More

The so-called “cheek splitter 9000” seat on a Japan Airlines Boeing 737-800 plane sparked a frenzy among travelers. Learn what it is, why airlines use it, and if you should be concerned.Read More

The writer says: “But there’s no doubt that the instability in the region is linked directly to the very superpower that once was seen as the reason for the stability. Indeed, in the coming days, this very intervention of the US will reshape the region, as its invasion of Iraq in 2003 once did.”Read More

HSBC Holdings Plc appointed Jack Yang as chief financial officer for Asia and the Middle East, the latest leadership shift as Chief Executive Officer Georges Elhedery overhauls the lender.Read More

The reception brought together envoys from the five Mekong countries, officials from ASEAN countries and international organisations in China.Read More

Titled Tashi Shabdro—meaning “auspicious dance”—the production is rooted in Lhaze Doishey, a folk dance from Xizang (Tibet) that is recognised as part of the country’s national intangible cultural heritage. It also incorporates elements of other traditional dances from the region.Read More