Patrick Clancy and his wife Rachel Danis are starting a family
Patrick Clancy and his wife Rachel Danis are starting a family
By Editor on September 23, 2026
Clancy spoke publicly about his grief and his future with Danis in his first interview since his former wife’s murder trial ended in a mistrial....
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Spain’s Begoña Gómez to stand trial on influence-peddling and embezzlement charges
Spain’s Begoña Gómez to stand trial on influence-peddling and embezzlement charges
By Editor on September 23, 2026
Begoña Gómez, the wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, will stand trial on charges of influence peddling and embezzlement, after investigating judge Juan Carlos...
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Plant-based milk alternatives lose momentum as consumers return to dairy
Plant-based milk alternatives lose momentum as consumers return to dairy
By Editor on September 22, 2026
Plant-based milk alternatives are losing ground in major markets as consumers increasingly return to traditional dairy, driven by concerns over price, nutrition and highly processed...
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Berlin’s new left-wing leader puts housing at the centre of her agenda
Berlin’s new left-wing leader puts housing at the centre of her agenda
By Editor on September 22, 2026
Elif Eralp has emerged as the leading figure of Berlin’s Left Party after the party won the city-state’s September 20 election, campaigning on rent controls,...
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Europe keeps building walls as migration routes keep changing
Europe keeps building walls as migration routes keep changing
By Editor on September 21, 2026
Europe is building more walls, fences and high-tech barriers along its borders. But as each new defence closes one route, migration pressure often finds another....
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Why are AI giants suddenly calling for a slowdown? China and financial risks loom large
Why are AI giants suddenly calling for a slowdown? China and financial risks loom large
By Editor on September 22, 2026
Some of the world's biggest artificial intelligence companies are calling for a more cautious pace of development, raising questions over whether their concerns go beyond...
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The Flatiron Building’s next life: 37 luxury homes
The Flatiron Building’s next life: 37 luxury homes
By Editor on September 21, 2026
New York’s Flatiron Building is entering a new chapter. After more than a century as an office building, the iconic skyscraper is being transformed into...
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Banks race to patch systems as AI cyber risks accelerate
Banks race to patch systems as AI cyber risks accelerate
By Editor on September 21, 2026
The race to develop more powerful artificial intelligence is creating a second race inside the financial industry: securing systems before increasingly capable AI models can...
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Europe seeks to reduce its dependence on foreign technology
Europe seeks to reduce its dependence on foreign technology
By Editor on September 20, 2026
Brussels is pushing to strengthen European capabilities in semiconductors, cloud computing and artificial intelligence as it seeks greater technological sovereignty and less dependence on the...
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Rounding the U
Rounding the U
By Editor on September 19, 2026
The East Side Coastal Resiliency project is transforming Manhattan’s Lower East Side waterfront into a flood-protected public park, combining major climate infrastructure with new spaces...
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Posts tagged as “Athletes”

Federica Pellegrini says criticism from fellow athletes hurt the most

Federica Pellegrini says criticism from fellow athletes hurt the most

By Editor on September 21, 2026

Former Italian swimming champion Federica Pellegrini has spoken about the criticism she received during her career, saying comments from fellow athletes were more painful than…

“For me, writing is about craft”
“For me, writing is about craft”
By Fritz Mag on August 16, 2026
Berlin-based writer and poet Nina Hanz spoke with us about her life, work, and what it means to be a reader. Nina is originally from the...
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“I’m an in-between person, and I see this as a huge privilege”
“I’m an in-between person, and I see this as a huge privilege”
By Fritz Mag on August 14, 2026
We spoke with Nina Ellis, Assistant Professor of English and Comparative Literature at the American University in Cairo, about her academic career, her work, and...
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Manchesterism: How a post-industrial city became a model for Britain
Manchesterism: How a post-industrial city became a model for Britain
By Sophia Mulholland on September 23, 2026
Manchester has spent much of the past half-century trying to answer a difficult question: what happens to a city when the industrial economy that created...
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Russia’s election result comes amid growing fears over Moscow’s next move
Russia’s election result comes amid growing fears over Moscow’s next move
By Andy Osborn on September 22, 2026
Russia’s parliamentary election has produced few surprises, with President Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party on course to retain its constitutional majority in the State Duma....
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Crypto rebound meets political uncertainty as markets brace for volatility
Crypto rebound meets political uncertainty as markets brace for volatility
By Padraic Mallahan on September 21, 2026
The cryptocurrency market is showing signs of renewed strength, but investors are heading into a volatile week with political uncertainty in Washington, a fragile U.S....
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Europe confronts a new era of insecurity, political strain and shifting alliances
Europe confronts a new era of insecurity, political strain and shifting alliances
By Andy Osborn on September 19, 2026
Europe is facing a period of profound political and security uncertainty, as governments grapple with the war in Ukraine, growing hybrid threats, domestic political turbulence...
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Ghosts, laughs and a cursed bay: Welcome to Widow’s Bay
Ghosts, laughs and a cursed bay: Welcome to Widow’s Bay
By Bart Meijer on September 17, 2026
Fog, unexplained deaths and a community that would rather keep its dark history buried: Widow’s Bay has turned a seemingly peaceful New England island into...
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