On the 17th of April 2024, esteemed global chess master Tunde Onakoya, renowned for his groundbreaking initiative Chess in Slums @chessinslums, will embark on a monumental endeavor in the heart of Times Square, New York City. Supported by the esteemed global chess foundation “The Gift of Chess,” a 501(c)(3) organization, as well as sponsors and
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Disney has announced it is making changes to its policy that helps guests with disabilities avoid queuing after people who do not meet the criteria have been exploiting current rules. The company’s Disability Access Service programme (DAS) was launched in 2013 to assist guests who are unable to wait in ride queues for an extended
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There’s nothing quite like scrolling the Am I the Asshole? (AITA) subreddit when you want a taste of gossip and a reminder that your life could be worse. It’s an eye-catching format, which is why it also makes for a great way to pitch a book. Recently on X/Twitter, romance novelists with books coming out
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Krystal Anderson‘s loved ones are still searching for closure.  And that includes her husband Clayton Anderson, who is reflecting on the status of healthcare for women, and especially Black women, in the United States after Krystal died March 20 from sepsis following a stillbirth of the couple’s daughter, Charlotte. Their first child, James, also died in a stillbirth in
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By Howard Bloom A story broke in Newsweek magazine April 10th claiming that a study in a high prestige medical journal of the American Medical Association, JAMA Psychiatry, revealed that teenagers who spend a lot of time playing video games and who use their computers heavily are more likely to have a psychotic episode.   In the study Newsweek was reporting on,
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