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10 Most Cerebral Romance Movies, Ranked
Although some romance films are often dismissed as fluffy and formulaic, others prove that these stereotypes could actually not be farther from the truth. Plenty of stories are clever and delightfully surprising, proving that the heart doesn’t always follow a straight line; the stimulating side of romance — the films that make audiences think as much as they make them…
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Global leaders are dreaming of a US-free world order. Do they stand a chance? | US politics
The Canadian prime minister, Mark Carney, inspired a wave of enthusiastic nodding among the cosmopolitan crowd gathered in Davos last month when he took to the podium and proclaimed that the world order underwritten by the United States, which prevailed in the west throughout the postwar era, was over. The organizing principle that emerged from the ashes of the second…
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Utah’s Rocky Mountain University seeks to meet healthcare needs – Deseret News
Provo’s Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions offers dozens of graduate-level health care degrees. The school was founded over 25 years ago to meet the evolving needs found in the health care industry. University leaders tout the school’s high return of investment for graduate students pursuing high-demand jobs. Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions President Cameron Martin is a higher…
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UPDATE: National Weather Service lifts flood watch early for Kaua‘i, Ni‘ihau : Kauai Now
Update at 4:47 a.m. Feb. 22, 2026: National Weather Service forecasters in Honolulu canceled a flood watch in effect for Kaua‘i and Ni‘ihau. The watch was lifted at 3:27 a.m. today (Feb. 22), about 2 and a half hours early. Photo File: Kauaʻi Now It was extended Saturday (Feb. 21) until 6 a.m. today because of persistent unstable weather associated…
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Cars have a lot to say about their owner’s identity : NPR
Abdul’s vehicle promotes his work as a carpet repair man in Mumbai, India. Martin Roemers hide caption toggle caption Martin Roemers Homo Mobilis is not just a photography book about cool cars. The phrase is Latin for “mobile human.” This project by Dutch photographer Martin Roemers depicts all kinds of vehicles: cars the likes of which you’ve probably never seen…
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South Africa thrash India by 76 runs in Super 8s
Ahmedabad: David Miller rolled back the years with a stroke-filled fifty before South Africa executed clinically with the ball to choke India and secure a handsome 76-run win in their Group 1 Super Eights match of the T20 World Cup here on Sunday. Opting to bat, South Africa rode on Miller (63 off 35 balls) and young Dewald Brevis’ (45…
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15 Best TV Movies Of All Time, Ranked
Static Media While they don’t get the recognition for their achievement in cinematic storytelling as their theatrically released counterparts, television movies have been an industry staple for decades. Whether it’s memorable network television projects or movies produced for premium cable platforms like HBO, television films can tell stories that are just as…
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How four years of Ukraine war have changed Russia | Russia-Ukraine war News
Nearly four years ago, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced on national TV that the country’s armed forces had begun a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The war, known by its official euphemism of “special military operation” (SMO), has now lasted longer than Russia’s involvement in World War II from 1941 to 1945. Russian combat deaths, verified by the BBC and the…
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IndiGo flight diverted to Imphal following dust storm at Dibrugarh airport
Dibrugarh: An IndiGo flight from Ahmedabad with 144 passengers on board was diverted to Imphal on Sunday after a severe dust storm rendered visibility at Dibrugarh airport “dangerously low”, officials said. The sudden weather shift forced the flight crew to make a swift decision to re-route the aircraft from Dibrugarh to the nearest viable alternative in Manipur, they said. Flight…
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Ten predictions for the potential US strikes on Iran
WASHINGTON—Experienced foreign-policy observers in the US capital have long learned never to make public predictions. The world is far too uncertain and the downside risks to your reputation are far too high if you end up well off the mark. It’s clearly advisable to wait until events have already transpired and then claim afterward that you saw them coming all…
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