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Golden State Warriors assistant coach Dejan Milojevic passed away at the age of 46.

Leave a Comment / Updates / January 18, 2024

Dejan Milojevic, the assistant coach for the Golden State Warriors, passed away at the age of 46 following a heart attack. Tuesday night at a private team meal, Serbian Milojevic became ill and was sent to a Salt Lake City, Utah, hospital. The Warriors announced externally that Milojevic died late on Wednesday morning “despite life-saving […]

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Apple Watch: US maintains sales prohibition due to patent conflict

Leave a Comment / Updates / January 18, 2024

Due to an ongoing legal disagreement over a patent, Apple has once again been prohibited from selling two smartwatch models in the United States. A US appeals court has since overturned the tech giant’s initial permission to sell its Series 9 and Ultra 2 watches while the legal process was still in progress. Watch imports

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The rebel race in the desert, known as The Speed Project Atacama

Leave a Comment / Updates / January 17, 2024

Chile’s Atacama Desert. Earth’s driest non-polar desert. Average amount of rain in a year? Less than a millimeter, with decades between infrequent rains in certain areas. The daytime high is thirty degrees Celsius, while the nighttime low is below zero. NASA frequently uses this area to practice and recreate their landings on Mars because it

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Returned women and children who lived in Syria with IS are being brought back

Leave a Comment / Updates / January 17, 2024

“Welcome back to Kyrgyzstan,” Shukur Shermatov greets the twenty women in her class. Though this institution is anything from traditional, he is sporting a classic felt cap. The students, who are women returned from camps in Syria where they ended up after living with the Islamic State group, are housed inside two rings of military

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“Cocaine Godmother,” a Colombian drug lord, gets a Hollywood makeover

Leave a Comment / Updates / January 17, 2024

“The only man I was ever afraid of was a woman named Griselda Blanco.” Pablo Escobar, the notorious drug lord, is supposed to have stated this about the man who founded one of the most successful cartels in history. Blanco was a vicious criminal mastermind whose name was among the most dreaded in Miami throughout

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Polish journalists embroiled in a fight for airwaves

Leave a Comment / Updates / January 17, 2024

There is a line of police officers stationed for protection outside Poland’s primary nightly news studio. More police officers, shivering in the snow, and metal barriers encircle the whole TVP building, which is home to the public broadcaster. Here, there’s a tremendous struggle for control of the airwaves. However, it’s also a part of a

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Why The Bear’s victories have many perplexed

Leave a Comment / Updates / January 17, 2024

The Emmy Awards yesterday night went down without too much controversy overall, with the awards going to clearly deserving victors such critically acclaimed programs like Abbott Elementary, The Bear, Succession, and Beef. However, were they classified into the appropriate categories? The Bear, a popular comedy series on FX that follows the inner workings of a

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