South Korea's skiing scene is in hot water right now. Just as athletes like Mikaela Shiffrin and Lindsey Vonn are getting ready for the Winter Olympics, a big scandal hits home. The Korean Sport & Olympic Committee (KSOC) is under fire for some serious allegations. First off, there's a coach accuse
Mike Tirico is a big deal at NBC, known for his calm voice and love for sports. He's not just calling games anymore; he's the face of NBC's big sports push. With the Super Bowl and Olympics happening back-to-back, Tirico is in for a wild ride. He's got a lot on his plate, but he's handling it like a
Two big names in the entertainment world, Goodfellas and Mediawan Sport, have teamed up to create something new. They call it Round 12, a label focused on making movies and TV shows about sports. The name comes from the final, decisive round in boxing matches, showing their aim to deliver high-stake
Starbucks has big plans to grow its business around the world. The company wants to double its international presence, aiming for 40, 000 stores outside North America. This is a huge goal, but Starbucks is already doing well internationally, with a $8 billion a year business that is growing fast. O
People with chronic kidney disease (CKD) often face more than just kidney problems. Mental health issues, especially depression and anxiety, are quite common among them. These conditions can make kidney disease worse and harder to manage. They can also lead to more hospital visits and a lower qualit
The streaming service Peacock has seen a significant increase in its user base, adding 3 million new subscribers in the last quarter of 2025. This brings its total subscriber count to 44 million. However, this growth comes with a cost. The company reported a substantial loss of $552 million during t
Apple has made a significant shift in how it offers its professional apps. The company has stopped selling the "Pro Apps Bundle for Education, " which was a popular deal for many users. This bundle included apps like Final Cut Pro, Logic Pro, Motion, Compressor, and MainStage at a discounted price o
Iran is in the grip of a massive crackdown. Security forces, dressed in plain clothes, are grabbing people left and right. They're throwing them into secret jails. Why? To stop any more protests. The government is scared. They've seen what can happen when people get angry. It all started with small
Trump's Board of Peace, first mentioned in September during a Gaza ceasefire, has taken a strange turn. Initially, it was supposed to focus on Gaza's peace and reconstruction. But now, the plan is much bigger. The board's goal is to promote stability and peace anywhere in the world. Members can join
Carvana, a company known for its online car sales, is in hot water. Their stock price has taken a nosedive. Why? A short seller has raised some serious questions about their business practices. First, let's talk about what a short seller is. They're like financial detectives. They look for companie
