Enzo Maresca said following Pep Guardiola as Manchester City manager is a “privilege” but admitted he is aware how the successors to Sir Alex Ferguson and Arsène Wenger struggled at Manchester United and Arsenal. Maresca took over at City last month and, at his first press conference in the role, said he understands the challenge … Read more
When Glasner took over at Selhurst Park in February 2024, Palace were 15th, having lost 10 of their previous 17 games under Roy Hodgson. Come the end of the season they finished 10th, winning six of their last seven games – beating Liverpool, Manchester United and Aston Villa. He utilised a back three, something he … Read more
As millions of business owners approach retirement, the future of America’s small business economy will depend on how successfully ownership is passed to the next generation. Unsplash+ As America approaches its 250th anniversary, conversations about economic competitiveness often focus on emerging technologies, workforce development, and global competition. However, one of the most important economic challenges … Read more
Multi-country hosting, social media, and political polarization are forcing global sporting events to rethink how national identity is expressed visually. Photo by David Ramos/FIFA via Getty Images Growing up in Canada, there was a travel tip you heard before almost any trip abroad: Sew a maple leaf flag onto your backpack. It was a way … Read more
Boston Red Sox “He can turn the game around, or he has the ability to.” Carlos Narvaez faced one of Boston’s successful ABS challenges on Thursday. (AP Photo/Caroline Custer) The Red Sox opened the 2026 season with a 3-0 win over the Reds thanks to a masterful outing from Garrett Crochet, three shutout runs from … Read more
Rabbi Arthur Schneier, a 96-year-old Holocaust survivor, believes he has outlived the time when anyone would fear entering or leaving a house of worship. Four months ago, that belief evaporated in an instant. In November, protesters outside Park East Synagogue, Rabbi Schneier’s congregation in Manhattan, literally crossed the line. Instead of remaining behind a designated … Read more
Despite its rapid expansion in Cairo Faces – A severe shortage of public parks and green spaces. Historical trends in the city have priority Commercial infrastructure, highways, and large-scale real estate projects have been forgotten, while the vital role that parks and recreational areas play in promoting health and sustainability has been forgotten. Current statistics … Read more
I don’t exactly volunteer for the puzzle. It was more like my overwhelmed and nearly paralyzed self stood quietly by with a dumb look on my face as everyone else volunteered for other stages of the challenge. But at the end of our strategy sesh, the puzzle is the last thing left. What I completely … Read more
KJ WILLIS, 35 | John Legend was the first coach to turn his chair for Willis’ joyful delivery of Bobby Brown’s “Toni.” (Oh, you question the joy? Take it up with Legend, who’s probably still giving Willis praise hands from his swivel chair.) As Willis proceeded to effortlessly cruise through the song, Kelly Clarkson could … Read more
AUSTIN (Nexstar) — Greg Abbott is expected to win reelection in next year’s race for governor of Texas. But Texas Democrats are working to change that narrative. A state lawmaker is the latest to join the race. State Rep. Gina Hinojosa represents Texas House District 49 in Austin. But on Wednesday, she returned to Brownsville, … Read more