Oscar Piastri says Alpine-McLaren F1 drama ‘bizarre and frankly upsetting’
McLaren’s new Australian signing, Oscar Piastri, has opened up on how upset he was to be falsely announced as a driver for Alpine amid the…
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Study raises red flags about corporatization of health care, investigator says
New research reveals private equity firms that acquire physician-owned medical practices appear to be imposing measures to squeeze out more profits. After they were acquired…
Incoming Starbucks boss to bring consumer insight to coffee culture
Laxman Narasimhan may have no experience of running coffee shops, but the outgoing CEO of British packaged goods group Reckitt will bring insight into the…
Denuvo won’t affect Switch performance, spokesperson claims
Denuvo has clarified more details of its upcoming Nintendo Switch Emulator Protection solution, which it announced earlier this week. In its announcement, the company invited…
‘Mystery’ eggs found in loggerhead turtle nests in North Carolina
Researchers in North Carolina said they are trying to determine the purpose of “mystery” eggs found in several loggerhead turtle nests. The Cape Hatteras National…
Red Bulls’ Dru Yearwood shown red after hurting fan with kick into stands
Daniel Gazdag scored his team-leading 18th goal of the season, Mikael Uhre added his 11th and the Philadelphia Union took the lead in the MLS…
Wall Street ends week on down note as jobs report gain fade
U.S stocks closed out the trading week on a down note on Friday, as early gains from a jobs report that showed a labor market…
Big the Cat finally seen in Sonic Frontiers
We’ve finally seen Big the Cat in Sonic Frontiers. The big purple creature first appeared in Sonic Adventure on the Dreamcast and has since become…
Teen breaks his own record with 4.014-inch mouth gape
A Minnesota teenager broke his own Guinness World Record when his mouth gape was measured at 4.014 inches. Isaac Johnson originally set the record at…
Rafael Nadal makes it 18 straight against Gasquet to reach US Open fourth round
Rafael Nadal’s nose was just fine. So was his tennis. No stitches or even a bandage, 48 hours after he drew blood by accidentally smacking…