Washington, D.C. At a federal prison in Florida, Larry Nassar, a disgraced sports physician who was found guilty of sexually assaulting female gymnasts, was stabbed numerous times. The Associated Press was informed by two persons with knowledge of the situation that the attack took place on Sunday at United States Penitentiary Coleman in Florida. He … Read more
Returning Hubert Hurkacz’s serve remains one of the most challenging aspects of the grass-court game, inside or out. Hurkacz delivered 33 aces but was unable to stop the seven-time winner in a match that got underway on Sunday night in London. Novak Djokovic nevertheless managed to dull the Pole’s powerful delivery and secure a fourth-round … Read more
After being allegedly abused by a security officer for this year’s top NBA draught choice Victor Wembanyama, Britney Spears has spoken out. The pop artist said in a statement published on Twitter on Thursday that she first saw Wembanyama in the lobby of her Las Vegas hotel as she was leaving for dinner. She claimed … Read more
Since getting his big break more than twenty years ago, John Mayer has publicly apologized numerous times. After releasing the successful albums Room for Squares and Heavier Things in the early 2000s, Mayer became well-known worldwide. Throughout his career, he has received praise from critics and won seven Grammy Awards, but he has also created … Read more
Mortgage demand, which had been increasing for several weeks, was directly impacted by rising interest rates. For 30-year fixed-rate mortgages with conforming loan sums ($726,200 or less), the average contract interest rate rose to 6.85% from 6.75%. The demand for mortgages to buy a property, which had been increasing for three weeks running, decreased 5% … Read more
Yellen will visit Beijing from July 6 to July 9. Yellen will speak with Chinese officials about the significance of handling their bilateral relationship properly, being open and honest about any issues, and cooperating to tackle global challenges. As U.S.-China rivalry grows more hostile, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen arrived in Beijing on Thursday for a … Read more
Anyone can suffer “gaslighting,” or the act of being led to question their feelings and perceptions of reality. To exert control and obtain power in relationships, this behavior is frequently done. Being the target of it can undermine your sense of self and perhaps cause anxiety or sadness. I’ve personally witnessed this as a Harvard-trained … Read more
This summer, the heat from misused laptops may be more uncomfortable for employees than the sun at the beach. The winter produced a wave of layoffs that reduced the labor force available to businesses across all industries. Record inflation has been a constant burden on consumers’ budgets. Employees have found themselves with increased duties as … Read more
In many parts of the United States, there are still excessive heat advisories in effect, and they should linger at least through Monday. Phoenix and nearby areas in Arizona’s largest metro area flirted on Sunday with a high of 115 degrees Fahrenheit (46 degrees Celsius). Just two degrees short of the 1907 record high for … Read more
Some investors are looking outside of traditional banking products for their savings as a result of interest rate increases and worries about the security of the U.S. banking system. Money market funds, short-term Treasury bills, as well as more unstable repositories of wealth, like gold, are options. Investors Must Carefully Weigh the Advantages and Potential … Read more