Philip Rivers, the former NFL quarterback, is not done with football just yet. After a brief comeback with the Indianapolis Colts, he is now in the running for a head coaching job with the Buffalo Bills. At 44, Rivers has been coaching at St. Michael Catholic High School in Alabama since retiring fr
Dengue fever is becoming a bigger problem worldwide, especially for older folks. The number of people getting sick from it has been going up, and more of them are over 65. This age group faces tougher challenges when dealing with the disease. Their immune systems aren't as strong, and they often hav
In October 2025, Atlanta, Georgia, will be the stage for celebrating some of the brightest stars in nursing. The ANCC Magnet and Pathway Conference will shine a spotlight on the recipients of the 2025 National Magnet Nurse of the Year® awards and the ANCC Magnet Prize®. These awards are not just abo
The world of fashion and film came together in Rome to say goodbye to Valentino Garavani, a man who left an indelible mark on both industries. Anne Hathaway, Elizabeth Hurley, Tom Ford, Anna Wintour, and Donatella Versace were among the notable figures who attended the funeral of the beloved designe
Valentino Garavani, the legendary fashion designer, was laid to rest in Rome. The city came together to honor the man who dressed royalty and stars alike. His funeral took place at the Basilica di Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri. Many fashion bigwigs and celebrities attended. Among them were
Minneapolis is seeing fewer crimes, but the police are struggling. The city's police chief, Brian O'Hara, said that in the last seven weeks, there have been fewer shootings and fewer people hurt by guns. In fact, there were 20 gunshot victims during this time, which is way less than in past years. T
Life as an NFL wife might seem glamorous, but it's not all fame and fortune. Jasmatia, a former NFL wife, shares her story of the ups and downs she faced during her time in the spotlight and after her husband's retirement. She enjoyed the perks of meeting famous people and networking, but she also f
Methanol is becoming a big deal. By 2031, it could be worth $43 billion. That's a big jump from $34. 16 billion in 2025. Why? Because ships and factories are starting to use it more. Ships love it because it's cleaner and easier to handle than other fuels. In 2024, 166 new ships were ordered to run
Cryptocurrencies have come a long way since they first hit the scene. Now, even traditional finance companies are taking notice. The U. S. government passed the GENIUS Act last year, showing just how mainstream digital assets have become. Ben Zhou, CEO of Bybit, says that if traditional firms don't
In Bristol Bay, the debate between preserving the fishing industry and allowing mining development is heating up. Some locals, who have worked with the Pebble project for years, are speaking out. They wonder why their neighbors keep letting one man, known for violent threats against the project, spe
