The U.S. Women’s National Team suffers by comparison to its old glories. At the previous World Cup, in 2019, it channeled the best of the American character: magnetic self-confidence that verged on arrogance, individualism that flamboyantly flouted archaic norms. In the press, players jawboned about the president of the United States as they waged war against their own employer in the name of equal pay. On the pitch, they were a hegemonic power: adventurous, righteous, justifiably certain of their destiny.
An animation showing circles that represent Starlink satellites moving over a map of Ukraine, a sped-up view of five minutes of satellite movement. The satellites enter and leave in different directions, and their flight paths include Ukraine’s occupied territory.
Five minutes of Starlink satellites over Ukraine on July 25.
On March 17, Gen. Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Gen. Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, the leader of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, dialed
It has lost over a million subscribers, seen a slump in shares and now lost its title as the world’s biggest streaming giant.
So it is little surprise that some are questioning whether this the beginning of the end for Netflix.
In the same way the online video trailblazer once put the final nail in the coffin of Blockbuster, experts have warned that it too may follow suit unless it is able to reverse its post-pandemic fortunes.
Yesterday, Disney edged
With the lead of the Premier League changing hands twice and big results in the battle to avoid the drop, it proved to be another action-packed weekend in England’s top flight.
Liverpool briefly went top after holding onto a 1-0 victory over in-form Newcastle in the lunch-time kick-off on Saturday, before Manchester City instantly responded with a resounding 4-0 thrashing of Leeds to go back to the summit.
Meanwhile at the bottom, Leeds are well and truly in the relegation
Early one May morning, I escaped Tucson’s unrelenting grid and drove south through Pima County on Arizona’s state Route 83, into the heart of the Madrean Sky Islands, an almost mythical landscape of shadowy, isolated peaks where several biological zones overlap. The blue-gray Whetstone Mountains marked the distant eastern horizon, the Patagonias loomed to the south, and to the immediate west
