Author: Holmes Lybrand, Manu Raju
The chair of the Texas House Democratic caucus remained defiant Thursday in the face of one US senator’s bid to enlist the FBI’s help in returning him and his state House colleagues to the state.Read More
The Nortiv 8 Active Float Running Shoes are comfortable, supportive, and more affordable than similar trendy brands. According to one travel writer, these are the most comfortable shoes to wear to the gym, on vacation, while hiking, and more. Get them at Amazon for just $60.Read More
Grand Hyatt Tokyo is offering Pokémon-themed rooms, custom merchandise, and limited-time dining.Read More
Senegal’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko met with Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in Ankara on ThursdayRead More
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy calls on Russia to agree to a ceasefire, reaffirming Ukraine’s dedication to diplomacy and peace with European support.Read More
From 50 football pitches worth of sunflowers, to the destruction of Marinka town in Ukraine – here are the images of the day chosen by the Sky News picture editors.Read More
The Girl Guides of Canada says it’s pausing all trips to the U.S. starting in September, with plans to choose alternative locations, amid restrictions by the Trump administration.Read More
Glaciers carved the deep valleys of Banff, eroded Ontario to deposit the fertile soils of the Prairies, and continue to change Earth’s surface. But how fast do glaciers sculpt the landscape?Read More
When Connor Daigle of Union, Maine attended a career event at the Maine Business School, he didn’t expect it would lead him to a top-tier internship and an award-winning team project. Daigle, who is double majoring in marketing and business information systems and security management, led his team to victory…Read More
STORY: Trump in a social media post called Tan, who was hired in March to turn around the struggling chipmaker, “highly conflicted” due to the Intel CEO’s ties to Chinese firms.Coons said that for Trump to say there is a conflict of interest “feels a little bit like the pot calling the kettle black.””There’s conflict all over the place,” Coons added. “We just have to be real about that.”A leadership change could pile pressure on Intel, which is a pillar of U.S. efforts to boost domestic chipmaking, after the chipmaker secured $8 billion in government subsidies to build new factories…