Starbucks has recently faced backlash due to its perceived stance and position on pressing social issues tied to the Israel-Gaza conflict. Protests at Starbucks locations can be traced back to the company’s lawsuit against Starbucks Workers United which seemingly began in opposition to the union’s public demonstration of solidarity with Palestine.
Read MoreKiptum, who was driving in his home country of Kenya, lost control of his Toyota Premio and veered off into a ditch at around 11 pm local time. Alongside Kiptum, his long-time Rwandan coach Gervais Hakizimana was killed at the scene of the crash. Another passenger was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.
Read MoreAs the U.S. approaches the presidential election, stock market concerns about the outcome may be overstated. Examining the complexities of the relationship between election cycles and market performance helps investors make informed decisions to navigate market volatility confidently, prioritizing their long-term strategies through short-term political fluctuations.
Read MorePer RUSADA protocol, Valieva is unable to train or perform at state-sponsored facilities, which make up an overwhelming majority of rinks in the nation. The ban and a combination of other factors will likely mark the end of 17-year-old Valieva’s once-golden career.
Read MoreWhile on the local level, it seems that the Eras Tour was economically beneficial, on a national level, it is unclear whether the tour, as well as other large-scale tours, cause more economic harm or good.
Read MorePakistani political tensions have reached an all-time high after years of internal turmoil. However, a new controversial component to the nation’s electoral woes is at the heart of its current political dysfunction: cricket, the nation’s most beloved sport.
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