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The Reckless Gastronome Martin Peyruc, Reporter Olé, Olé, Olé, my dear friends it is once again time for my quadrennial attempt at caring about sports. I tried caring more frequently, but I have a hard time letting my mood be in the control of people I’ve never even met, so I only let myself get worked up rarely. I gave the Olympics a shot, but there’s just too many sports that I can’t even figure out how to recognize a good performance (I’m currently watching Yuri!!! on Ic

By Sabrina Pineda Reporter, Life News Today The term “Blue Dot Fever” refers to a phenomenon affecting concert artists when their ticket sales are low and large areas of the seating map remain available and marked on the sales platform such as Ticketmaster as a blue dot. The image of large blocks of unsold seats has become common on multiple recent tours. Blue Dot Fever not only evidences low ticket sales but also highlights a significant crisis that compromises the long-ter

John Merolla Reporter, Life News Today This weekend, while much of Europe was closely following international conflicts, inflation and debates about the future of the European Union, a small Mediterranean country once again made headlines. Malta held general elections and the result confirmed a political trend that has been going on for more than a decade: the Labour Party, led by Prime Minister Robert Abela, achieved a historic fourth consecutive victory and will continue to

By Francisco Casais and Alexander Fernandez Reporters, Life News Today The global drive to replace gasoline and diesel with electric vehicles and to power grids from wind and solar energy has traded one form of environmental damage for another that cuts deeper into the Earth and spreads across more fragile places. Where tailpipe emissions once stood as the clearest daily cost of energy use, the extraction and processing of critical minerals used in clean energy, now leave p

The Reckless Gastronome Martin Peyruc, Reporter, Life News Today I’m afraid I have disappointing news, the quirky fusion salsa I enjoyed so many years ago is gone. Not to be melodramatic (but I am) it’s a bit like finding out an old acquaintance passed on. Sure, they weren’t close friends and you hadn’t seen them in years, but you truly wished the best for them and the fact they are gone makes things feel a bit “less”. I can’t think of an English word for it, but one of the

Alicia Raffinengo, Reporter, Life News Today The sidewalk may look harmless, but on a hot summer day it can become a burning surface under a dog’s paws before an owner even realizes there is a problem. Summer walks, park visits and quick car rides may feel routine to people, especially when the weather seems manageable, but for dogs, heat can come from places owners do not always think about, including pavement, car seats, blacktop, brick, sand and the inside of a parked vehi