Author: Gil Kaufman
Travis Barker talks about the benefits of pet adoption and a meat-free lifestyle in a new PSA for Humane World For Animals: watch it here.Read More
LLM’s travel and food editor Natasha Heard spends a jam-packed 24 hours at InterContinental Park Lane, one of London’s finest hotels.Read More
It was both deeply heartwarming and profoundly moving to watch Nana Yaa and her mother sit across from Delay on television, sharing the unvarnished reality of their autism journey .Read More
Hell’s Backbone is a 38-mile Utah backroad with steep climbs, remote wilderness, sandstone canyons, mountain lakes, fall foliage, and sweeping views.Read More
Slovenia ranked ahead of some of Europe’s biggest destinations in a new study evaluating safety, healthcare, accessibility, discounts, and cultural experiences.Read More
THE Federal Government has condemned the killings of two Nigerians in South Africa, and demanded a thorough, transparent and expeditious investigations into the circumstances surrounding their deaths. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs made the demand in a statement issued by its spokesperson, Mr Oluwafemi Adeniyi, at the weekend in Abuja. The demand followed reports of […]Read More
The Liptako-Gourma Charter, signed in September 2023 as a mutual defence pact between Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger to provide collective security against terrorism and armed groups, took on a new form in January 2025 when these three frontier Sahelian states walked out of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) .Read More
Chippa United coach Brandon Truter said the team is progressing after a 1-1 draw with Mamelodi Sundowns, despite still having no win this season.Read More
A three-vehicle collision on the N1 highway in South Africa’s Western Cape province killed 21 people. Police are investigating the cause of the crash.Read More
SABIC Agri-Nutrients Co. is expanding its urea production capacity by 54% through a $3.4 billion project, targeting markets in Asia, the US, and Canada to absorb the increased output. The project entails the construction of an ammonia and two urea plants, with commercial production expected to begin in 2030, thus strengthening SABIC’s position in the agricultural nutrients sector and contributing to global food security.Read More