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5 Songs That Prove Paul McCartney’s Songwriting Peaked Between 1970 and 1975
Singer-songwriter Paul McCartney of British rock group Wings, pictured wearing a neck scarf in an office in London circa 1975. (Photo by Michael Putland/Getty Images) In terms of cultural influence, Paul McCartney seemed to be at a songwriting peak during one five-year period in particular. The post 5 Songs That Prove Paul McCartney’s Songwriting Peaked…
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The war on ‘woke science’ comes for space research
A proposed US Office of Management and Budget rule could give political appointees greater control over federal research grants, prompting warnings that it would damage space science. The Planetary Society argues that the changes could weaken peer review, restrict public access to taxpayer-funded findings and make scientists vulnerable to politically motivated funding decisions. The proposal…
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Simone Biles attorney speaks out against SJSU over volleyball scandal after coach’s allegations emerge
Attorney John Manly has criticised San José State University and the California State University system over their handling of allegations involving the university’s women’s volleyball programme. Manly, who has represented Simone Biles and other survivors of abuse, said the institutions had failed in their Title IX responsibilities after reports that SJSU was informed of serious…
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England need fearless passers and three Tuchel omissions may point the way
England’s exit from the World Cup has revived long-standing concerns about a lack of technically gifted, ball-carrying midfielders capable of retaining possession under pressure in the biggest games. Manager Thomas Tuchel’s comments after the defeat, contrasting Argentina’s ingrained comfort in possession with England’s tendency to surrender leads, have reignited debate about whether the FA’s “England…
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Interesting detail emerges about Sheffield Wednesday’s pre-season friendly against Preston North End – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield Wednesday’s pre-season friendly against Preston North End was set to be played behind closed doors at Preston’s training ground, rather than at Hillsborough. The arrangement meant supporters could not attend or watch the game publicly, making it a low-profile opportunity for both sides to prepare for the new season. The match was scheduled for…
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Bodycam footage shows airlift of girl stranded by Texas floods
Footage shows a rescuer reaching a family of three stranded by floods that destroyed their house in Uvalde county.
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Teacher died accidentally from toxic effects of medication after coming ‘under pressure at work and struggling to sleep’, coroner rules
A coroner has ruled that a teacher died accidentally from the toxic effects of medication after being placed “under pressure at work and struggling to sleep.” The inquest highlighted the impact of workplace stress on mental and physical health, drawing attention to the strain teachers can face and how sleeplessness and reliance on medication can…
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Nori Unleashes New Grime Sheller ‘make_it’
Nori returns with new single ‘make_it’. The North London riser has been making serious waves on social media, blurring the luminescent futurism of grime’s first wave with a potent grasp of club specifics. Anthems like ‘i_aint_fly (G6)’ — a tune that’s smashed one million streams on Spotify alone — and… The post Nori Unleashes New…
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Unions accuse Microsoft of having “unlawfully fired people” in unfair labor practice complaints filed over Xbox layoffs
The Communications Workers of America (CWA) union and their Canadian offshoot CWA Canada have filed unfair labour practice complaints against Microsoft, accusing the company of having mishandled the recent mass layoffs at Xbox. Read more
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Europe’s chip ambitions won’t break dependence on US cloud and software, says Forrester
Forrester says Europe’s efforts to expand semiconductor manufacturing will not, by themselves, deliver technological sovereignty because the region remains heavily dependent on US cloud services, software and chip design. The finding matters because European governments are investing heavily in domestic fabs and digital autonomy, yet the analyst expects China and the US to retain a…