Independents lean towards Democrats in midterm elections: WSJ poll
by Independents are now leaning toward Democrats in the 2022 midterm elections, according to a WSJ poll. In the survey, independents supported Democrats 38%-35%, compared to …
House Of The Dragon Costume Details, Episodes 1-2
Warning: very minor spoilers for the first two episodes of House of the Dragon forward. If you fancy House of the Dragonthen you probably noticed …
Event Horizon, Mimic and the Glory of Late August Thrillers
The summer of 1997 ended like most movie summers, with a wail instead of a bang. After more than three months of dinosaurs, aliens, superheroes, …
Rivalry renewed: Canada advances to US in women’s hockey world finals
Marie-Philip Poulin scored twice and had an assist to accelerate Canada to an 8-1 semifinal victory over Switzerland at the Women’s World Hockey Championship in …
Aston Villa vs Manchester City result, final standings and Premier League report
Erling Haaland became only the second player in Premier League history to score 10 goals in their first six appearances, but Manchester City failed to …
World Cup beer policy finally approved by Qatari organizers
GENEVA (AP) — The organizers of the World Cup in Qatar have finalized a policy to serve beer with alcohol to football fans in stadiums …
Here’s Why Major League Baseball’s Live Digital Audio Streams Aren’t Actually Live – GeekWire
We’ve been in the digital revolution for decades now, so why haven’t high-tech audio streams caught up with old-fashioned radio waves? That was my question …
American Marketing Association Connex at Catalyst Ranch
The ability to connect with your customers is becoming more complex as more tools become available to small business owners. Figuring out what’s available and …
Texas Governor Abbott Says Rape Victims Can Take Plan B Instead Of Abortions
Texas Governor Greg Abbott came up with a lukewarm solution this week when he was challenged about his state’s abortion ban that makes no exception …
‘Paul’ tears up the myth of Gauguin
If you read Paul Gauguin’s fictional travelogue, Noa Noa, you’d be forgiven for thinking he had encountered an artist’s idyll when he arrived in Tahiti …