There aren’t any signs that the release of treated wastewater from the damaged Fukushima nuclear plant will dissuade

There are Sunday scaries, and then there are August scaries. IFYKYK. Fall fashion newsletters are exciting but overwhelming. The hot weather we yearned for suddenly feels hellish. And Starbucks grim-reaps summer with its annual fall menu reveal. It's a 31-day hodgepodge of fall excitement and summer mourning. But there's a cure to such formidable cognitive dissonance: online shopping.

Mexico's Supreme Court on Wednesday decriminalized abortion across the conservative...

Whether you’re a fan of the brand or not, LoveShackFancy has managed to own the market as far as whimsical, boho-inspired romantic frocks are concerned. (ICYMI, they were cottagecore before cottagecore was a thing.) And if you’ve ever wanted to bottle that unique brand of beauty and carefree feminine energy, well, now you can. That’s right: Hot off of a fire collab with Gap, LoveShackFancy is entering the beauty game — and up first is a fragrance line.

Mexico’s Supreme Court has decriminalized abortion nationwide two years after ruling that abortion was not a crime in one northern state

Sure, we’ve been going to work all summer long, but there’s something about September that signals a fresh start. Maybe it’s the back-to-school buzz, the slight shift in the weather, or the business-core trend. Whatever the reason, a fresh start creates an excuse to freshen up our closets — especially our back-to-school-office attire. That’s why we’ve narrowed down the styles that we think make the best work dresses.

Dining halls. Communal bathrooms. Random roommates. Cramped spaces. These are a few things that immediately come to mind when we think about the *typical* college experience — and, let’s be honest, they don’t always feel glamorous. But elegance aside, whether you’re opting for shower shoes and classic dorm living, or winging it at a local off-campus property, what really matters is making your living space feels like home.

Three University of South Florida (USF) students, one alum, and one community member are currently fighting felony charges after protesting against Florida’s defunding of diversity and inclusion programs (DEI) at their Tampa school. Participants of a March 6, 2023 Tampa Bay Students for a Democratic Society (TBSDS) protest to fight against the state’s attack on higher education, Chrisley Carpio, 31; Gia Davila, 22; Laura Rodriguez, 23; Lauren Pineiro, 23; and Jeanie Kida, 26 — now known as the Tampa 5 — could each face between 6 and 11 years in prison if convicted of felony charges of battery on a law enforcement officer. The Tampa 5 say they are innocent of all charges.

The chairman of Richemont, the Swiss owner of Cartier and watchmakers including IWC and Vacheron Constantin, said inflation

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On Wednesday, the European Commission designated six "gatekeepers" under the Digital Markets Act: Alphabet, Amazon,