Month: February 2025
Iraq’s political stalemate pushes climate action to backseat
Thousands of years ago, the fertile lands between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers may have been the site of the Garden of Eden. Today, climate change is making Iraq more inhospitable by the year.
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4: Stands out
Samsung on 10 August launched its fourth generation of foldable phones the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip4 and Samsung Galaxy Z Fold4. This review looks at the compact Galaxy Z Flip4 smartphone.
Fashion influencer launches exclusive clothing collection for fall
(NEW YORK) — Fashion influencer Caitlin Covington has become a go-to for everyday outfit inspiration, with more than one million followers on Instagram.
Nutrition: A powerful tool to manage personal health and workplace stressors
UAE-owned brand Under500, an icon of delicious and nutritious meals, is set to launch in Bahrain this month, offering meals that cater to all lifestyles and contain a total of less than 500 calories.
Sony Making New Karate Kid Movie
While Cobra Kai continues to expand and enrich the Karate Kid franchise in fun ways on the small screen, Sony is looking to return to the concept — albeit with a new twist — in cinemas.
Pop-up musical festival brings South Side community together
The South Bethlehem Greenway was full of students, visiting families and Bethlehem residents supporting different local artists and vendors during a free pop-up musical festival on Sept. 17.
Indiana Club Ice Hockey splits weekend series against Concordia University Wisconsin
Indiana club ice hockey took on Concordia University Wisconsin to open both teams’ seasons Friday. The match went firmly in favor of Indiana from start to finish, resulting in a 7-2 game.
Roanoke hosts 800 cyclists for cyclocross racing series
Cyclists raced through a mapped out course in Fallon Park Saturday and Sunday. Professional and amateur cyclocross racers competed.
Briar Cliff and Luther College Baseball make History at Field of Dreams Movie Site
Briar Cliff University and Luther College made history Friday night, playing the first-ever collegiate baseball game at the Field of Dreams Movie site in Dyersville, Iowa.
USA Swimming Announces 72-Strong National Junior Team for 2022-23
The roster includes 37 boys and 35 girls. It includes most of the squad that helped the U.S. to 19 gold and 46 total medals at last month’s Junior Pan Pacific Championships.