Posts by Amelia Frost
42 Easter Nails Ideas You’ll Actually Want to Wear
Any holiday is an excuse for a special mani moment, and Easter nails are no different. The only drawback? Easter nail art may have a bit of a saccharine reputation…after all, it can be hard to make bunnies, chicks, and mini egg designs work for the office. But luckily, while we’ve been scouting socials, we’ve…
Read MoreOil Prices Sent Into Unprecedented Volatility, Plunging Then Rebounding to $90 per Barrel
The volatility of oil prices on Tuesday reached an unprecedented level as benchmark crude tumbled by roughly $10 a barrel in a matter of hours. Prices then rebounded by about $11 from intraday lows, with Brent crude trading back around the $90 mark as investors tried to price the next turn in the Middle East…
Read MoreKremlev says IBA will pay Olympic boxers in 2028 if IOC refuses prize money reform
Umar Kremlev has drawn a line in the sand. The International Boxing Association president announced this week that if the International Olympic Committee does not revise its policy on athlete compensation ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Games, the IBA will once again award prize money to Olympic boxers. Kremlev made a similar move for…
Read MoreEric Sagal on Why Listening May Be the Most Underrated Leadership Skill in Today’s Burnout-Prone Corporate Culture
Eric Sagal Workplace conversations about leadership often center on strategy, productivity, and performance. Yet another skill is shaping how professionals navigate pressure and complexity. According to Deloitte’s World Mental Health Day insights on workplace well‑being, 47% of Gen Z and 41% of millennials rate their mental health as fair or poor, highlighting how common workplace…
Read MoreFrom Smokejumper to Sculptor: How Fred Boyer Built a Five-Decade Legacy Creating Wildlife Bronze Sculptures
Fred Boyer‘s career reflects an unusual intersection of rugged outdoor work and artistic discipline. Before establishing himself as a sculptor known for detailed bronze wildlife pieces, he spent years working as a smokejumper, teacher, and wilderness guide. Those experiences, according to Boyer, ultimately shaped the perspective that defines his sculptures today. Boyer explains that creativity…
Read MoreURO-1, Inc. Aims to Advance Targeted Biopsy Technology to Support Diagnostic Precision and Pathology Workflow
URO-1, Inc. is a life sciences company dedicated to advancing the tools and workflows used in soft tissue biopsy diagnostics. Through innovations in biopsy instrumentation and specimen handling, the company focuses on supporting clinicians and pathologists with technologies intended to enhance tissue sampling volume and quality, while improving efficiency within diagnostic workflows. The company’s origins…
Read MoreEntrepreneurial Freedom Comes With Uncertainty: Why Access, Tools, and Support Networks Matter for Small Business Builders
Entrepreneurship is often framed as a gateway to independence. For many people, starting a business represents the possibility of shaping their own income, schedules, and long-term financial outcomes. Yet the reality is that business ownership carries significant uncertainty. The path can be rewarding, but it is rarely simple, and not every venture survives long enough…
Read MoreTrump Presses Aides About Corey Lewandowski’s Role in DHS: Report
According to a new report on Tuesday, President Donald Trump has reportedly been pressing aides about whether longtime adviser Corey Lewandowski personally benefited from the Department of Homeland Security‘s controversial $220 million advertising campaign. NBC News reported that Trump has been asking aides in recent days about Lewandowski’s role in the campaign and whether he…
Read MoreUS Inches Closer to Flying Cars As DOT Approves Pilots For Several Regions
Will flying cars become a reality? Government approves program to test ultra-light aircraft. Youtube Flying cars could soon be coming to your town after the federal government approved a three-year pilot program to test the ultra-light aircraft. WIRED reported that the U.S. Department of Transportation approved the program for eight regions, including New York and…
Read MoreBy the Numbers: U.S. Burnt Through Over $5 Billion in Munitions During First 48 Hours of Iran War
U.S. Central Command releases footage of strike on Iranian planes. U.S. Central Command In the first two days of the Iran war, the U.S. used more than $5 billion worth of munitions, the Washington Post reported. The war began on February 28 with a joint U.S.-Israeli strike targeting Iran’s military assets and leadership. The country’s…
Read MoreIranian Official Issues Ominous Threat to Trump: ‘Lest You Be The Ones to Vanish’
A high-ranking Iranian official issued an ominous threat to President Trump in a post on X. Ali Larijani, the head of Iran’s National Security Council of Iran, wrote “The Ashura-loving Iranian people do not fear your hollow threats; for those greater than you have failed to erase it… So beware lest you be the ones…
Read MoreOil Prices Cool Back Down After Trump Declares Iran War ‘Pretty Much’ Complete
Oil prices retreated back below $100 after President Trump declared the Iran war “is very complete, pretty much.” Despite the comments, little changed on the ground, with shipping through the Strait of Hormuz still restricted by the conflict. About 20 percent of the world’s oil and gas supply is exported through the Strait. The inability…
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