Many Canadians plan to spend the 2026 FIFA World Cup watching matches at local bars instead of big chains. A survey shows 22% of people will head to independent spots, while only 2% will go to large venues. On average, fans expect to spend about $52 each on food and drinks during a game. For a full
The Eagles wrapped up another practice with little time for nostalgia. Just days after A. J. Brown was sent to New England, teammates reflected on two years of shared wins, tight practices, and the unspoken rule that football runs on more than just emotion. The trade felt like a page turn for a team
The Bears have Caleb Williams taking snaps under center right now, which solves a lot of problems. He’s been on the field since joining the league and hasn’t missed a game yet. When the QB stays upright, teams win more often—just look at what happened to Washington last year when their starter spent
Health officials in Congo have adjusted their Ebola case numbers after tests showed many sick people didn’t actually have the virus. The count dropped from over 900 suspected cases to just 116, with 321 confirmed infections and 48 deaths. Some patients had fevers or other infections that looked like
Minnie Bruce Pratt left a lasting mark on literature and social movements from 1946 until her passing in 2023. Though often remembered for her writing, her influence stretched further—into classrooms, activist circles, and public discussions about identity and justice. A special collection of work r
June in the Bay Area means more than just sunny days and outdoor BBQs—it’s a month packed with writers sharing their latest works. From cookbooks by Indigenous chefs to memoirs by tech entrepreneurs and even a book about butterflies, there’s something for every reader. Some events dive deep into per
The long-awaited summer wedding of Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce is shaping up to be the most talked-about event of the year. Fans are obsessed with every detail, especially the guest list. While some celebrities who were once close to Swift are reportedly not invited, other friends will be walking
BET, a network long tied to cable TV, is stepping into a new era with a fresh strategy. To help guide this transition, the company has created its first advisory board. This group isn’t just for show—it includes well-known figures from music, sports, and business. Their goal? To help BET grow beyond
For 25 years, experts have gathered to discuss how to keep medicines safe. At the latest meeting, they focused on progress in pharmacovigilance—the science of tracking medicine side effects. Over time, this practice has moved from paper reports to high-tech digital systems. Yet challenges remain, es
The show that made detective Harry Bosch famous is moving on. After ten years, the original actor is leaving, but the story isn’t over. Instead, it’s getting a fresh start with a new face. The final season will wrap up his journey, while a prequel explores his first days on the job during the 1992 L
