Redeem Team: How Kobe Bryant’s steel restored pride to US basketball
In the first decade of the 21st-century, America endured turmoil on multiple fronts. Following the devastating tragedy of 9/11, the nation would also find itself
Why food labels showing the exercise needed to burn off calories won’t work for everyone
In an effort to tackle the increasing prevalence of obesity, the U.K. government has introduced a number of public health strategies over the years, including
U.S. jobs report shows Fed tightening still a work in progress
After a drop in job vacancies, a dip in rental costs and signs of growing consumer caution seemed to show the Federal Reserve’s strict monetary
‘Always-on VPN’ feature on Android can leak unencrypted data
Virtual private networks (VPN) have long been a vital application for millions of people every day, allowing them and their data to stay secure from
Brits admit they let their health slip over summer – with more alcohol and less sleep
A quarter of Brits are keen to get back into a healthy routine during the winter months, after letting their health slip over summer –
Chelsea poised to appoint Christopher Vivell as technical director
Chelsea are expected to appoint Christopher Vivell as their technical director after the German was sacked by RB Leipzig on Friday. The new regime at
A link between hypoxia and fetal hemoglobin provides hope for sickle cell disease
Scientists at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital have shown how a protein responsible for adapting to low oxygen conditions (hypoxia), causes increased expression of fetal
Pakistan contests Moody’s ratings downgrade, says it can meet obligations
Pakistan said on Friday it “strongly contests” a ratings downgrade by agency Moody’s, adding that it had adequate liquidity and financing arrangements to meet its
Microsoft is rebranding Office, rolling apps into Microsoft 365
It’s been over 30 years since Redmond released the first version of Microsoft Office. The long-running suite of productivity programs, which has helped users create
Pensioner too scared to turn on gas heating due to cost curls up with dog to stay warm
A pensioner has been forced to cuddle up with her dog on the sofa because of rising gas prices. Lyn Joseph, who suffers from the