My 40-year-old husband is so obsessed with TikTok he forgets about our family’
A woman has sparked a debate online, after confessing her 40-year-old husband is so obsessed with TikTok he can spend hours on end scrolling through
‘I saw death coming’: Romain Grosjean pushes on in IndyCar after F1 wreck
For some racing drivers hand blisters are an occasional nuisance. For Romain Grosjean they have become a constant menace, ever poised to loosen his grip
New benefit increases veterans’ access to urgent care in the community
Two years ago, the Veterans Affairs healthcare system (VA) began rolling out a new benefit, enabling Veterans to receive urgent care from a network of
Uber, GoPuff team up to boost essential item deliveries
The pandemic hit Uber’s ride-hailing services as it restricted outdoor movements, pushing the company to focus on its delivery business. GoPuff, which recently acquired liquor
Monitor shipments expected to hit 150 million this year, despite rising prices
In yet another illustration of how much the pandemic has affected consumer behavior, monitor shipments throughout 2020 saw their highest growth in a decade, reaching
Man reckons he’s found the ‘world’s biggest Hula Hoop’ at almost 10cm long
Some people set world records for their athletic abilities and others on their unique skills, but one man reckons he could have a shot at
Scotland’s Rhona Lloyd: ‘Since I was a kid I’ve wanted to go to the Olympics’
Reaching the Olympics has been a lifelong dream for Rhona Lloyd. As a child she didn’t know what sport she wanted to compete in, but
Bio-inspired scaffolds help promote muscle growth
Rice University bioengineers are fabricating and testing tunable electrospun scaffolds completely derived from decellularized skeletal muscle to promote the regeneration of injured skeletal muscle. Their
FedEx to reduce debt by $2.6 billion after bond offering
U.S. delivery firm FedEx Corp said on Tuesday it would reduce its net debt by $2.6 billion after it completes offerings of $1.75 billion of
Gigabyte’s criticism of “low quality” Chinese manufacturers wipes $550 million off company’s market value
PC hardware giant Gigabyte has seen its share price crash around 25% after making derogatory comments about what it described as cheap and poor-quality products