Author: Editing Desk

Qatari Minister of Labor, Ali bin Smaikh Al-Marri, took the helm of the prestigious World of Work Summit, held at the United Nations Palace in Geneva. The summit, held as part of the 111th session of the International Labor Conference, witnessed the participation of United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. With 5,000 delegates from 187 countries, […]

For Heather Gay, becoming a cast member of “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” was like “drawing a line in the sand” with her identity as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. When she joined the Bravo show in 2019, she realized that her decision to quietly leave the […]

When he left Frima Studio, the video game company he co-founded in 2003, Steve Couture had not said his last word in youth entertainment. The next steps in his journey may even leave an even stronger imprint on the niche. With Epic Storyworlds, the new company that he co-founded with Canadian producer Ken Faier, the […]

Violent police again. In America still in shock from the video of the killing of Tire Nichols, beaten to death by five agents now indicted for second-degree murder, news arrives from California that the police shot and killed an African American in a wheelchair. “The way they killed my legless son, they murdered him in […]

“When there is a jumble of laws and seriously inconsistent protections between different states, obviously vulnerabilities emerge that can affect any community.” Thus Senator Alex Padilla of California as he rightly pointed to the different rules for acquiring firearms in light of four very recent shootings in the Golden State. California is one of the […]

Kyle Smaine, an American freestyle skier and gold medalist in the halfpipe at the 2015 world championships, was one of two men killed in an avalanche on Sunday while off-piste skiing in Japan. Smaine, a 31-year-old from South Lake Tahoe, Calif., was on a marketing trip for Ikon Pass and Nagano Tourism, according to outdoor […]

California affected by a new killing 48 hours after that of the Chinese New Year, 15 French women and 32 children from the Syrian jihadist camps repatriated, neonicotinoids finally banned in France: here is a summary of the news this Tuesday morning. California Bereaved by a New Massacre The western US state is counting its […]

To tell the truth, it hasn’t been that long, in fact they started talking about it in 2006, but maybe someone forgot. We are talking about a pharaonic project that never really started and that was definitively canceled by the Pisapia junta. It is the idea of crossing Milan diagonally from Linate to Rho passing […]