Magic’s Jonathan Isaac commits to help feed kids during coronavirus pandemic
Orlando Magic forward Jonathan Isaac announced he is teaming up with a church to provide hot breakfasts and lunches to school kids age 18 and
Carbs or Calories, What Should You Count to Build Muscles?
If you pay attention to your diet and work hard in the gym but still experience no muscle gain, then it can be really frustrating
Fed’s big move could help U.S. Treasury liquidity, but effects may not last long
The Federal Reserve’s unparalleled steps to directly backstop the U.S. economy and its willingness to purchase vast sums of U.S. government debt, mortgage-backed securities and
Microsoft reports new zero-day vulnerability in Windows that is being actively exploited
A previously undisclosed and yet to be patched critical security vulnerability is being exploited in the wild, affecting all recent versions of Windows (7/8/10) and
‘First we need to stay alive’: Chile’s protests dampened by coronavirus
For many in Santiago’s Plaza Italia, ground zero for mass protests in Chile that have raged for months, the chaos seemed never to end. Bloody
Charles Barkley tests negative for coronavirus
A week-and-a-half ago, Charles Barkley felt sick – a scary proposition in the time of coronavirus. Thankfully, he received good news. Barkley did the responsible
Stuck At Home With Plenty of Time For Skincare
Summer is just around the corner, and with it comes multiple challenges for skin. Post the lockdowns in respective cities once we step out, we
U.S. Fed aims ‘bazooka’ to backstop coronavirus-hit economy
The U.S. Federal Reserve on Monday rolled out an extraordinary array of programs to backstop an economy reeling from sweeping restrictions on commerce that scientists
Leaked Intel Rocket Lake-S diagram highlights platform’s feature set
Rocket Lake-S desktop CPUs were initially expected to arrive by late 2020 although at this point, whether or not that is still a realistic expectation
Woody Allen has new publisher, memoir published Monday
Woody Allen’s memoir, dropped by its original publisher after widespread criticism, has found a new home. The 400-page book, still called “Apropos of Nothing,” was