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Smiles Are In at NYFW—See Phil Oh’s Best Street Style Photos From the Spring 2026 Shows

Sep

See the Most Stylish Smiles at NYFW Spring 2026—Phil Oh’s Photo Highlights

The Spring 2026 shows at New York Fashion Week were more than just the catwalk; they embraced happiness, individuality, and daring street fashion. Photographer Phil Oh documented the standout moments, transforming daily expressions into fashion declarations.As the Spring 2026 season unfolded in New York, the city became a living canvas for creativity, color, and personality. Beyond the carefully choreographed runway shows, the streets surrounding the venues buzzed with energy, providing a vibrant backdrop for street style enthusiasts. This year, one theme stood out more than ever: smiles. Phil Oh, renowned for his keen eye in fashion photography, turned his lens…

Hyundai says opening of raided plant to be delayed

Sep

By Kyle C. Garrison

Economy

Raided Hyundai plant opening postponed

Hyundai has disclosed that the planned reopening of a major production site will be postponed following an official raid that has garnered considerable interest in the automotive sector. The corporation, recognized as a leading international vehicle manufacturer, is now dealing with the fallout from the legal and operational challenges prompted by this incident, which have unavoidably pushed back the schedule for restarting operations at the impacted location.The issue emerges at a pivotal moment for Hyundai, as the company continues to strengthen its presence in international markets while expanding its range of electric and hybrid vehicles. The delay in reopening highlights…

As world gets hotter, Americans are turning to more sugar, study finds

Sep

By Kyle C. Garrison

Health

New study links hotter world to higher sugar consumption in Americans

The link between climate change and eating habits is receiving increased attention, with new research proposing that rising temperatures could be impacting dietary choices in surprising manners. Studies reveal that as the heat of summer increases, people in the United States are exhibiting a greater inclination to consume sugary foods, including sweets, soda, or packaged snacks.The connection between climate and eating habits is not entirely new. Historically, seasonal changes have always played a role in determining what people eat. In colder months, hearty meals rich in fats and starches were common, providing both comfort and energy. Warmer months, on the…

'It's still so relevant': The power of Stephen King's first - and most disturbing - novel The Long Walk

Sep

By Kyle C. Garrison

Culture and Entertainment

“Stephen King’s The Long Walk: The disturbing legacy of his first novel”

The debut novel of Stephen King, The Long Walk, remains a haunting investigation of social topics, human endurance, and the dark sides of competition, even decades after its initial release.Released under the pen name Richard Bachman in 1979, The Long Walk offered audiences a chilling vision of a dystopian America where young men partake in a lethal yearly walking contest. The unsettling premise of the narrative, combined with King’s early mastery of storytelling, ensures the novel remains remarkably relevant even today. More than just a story of endurance, the book explores themes of conformity, authoritarian control, and the psychological impacts…

Sep

By Kyle C. Garrison

Economy

UK economic growth flat in July

The UK economy recorded no growth in July, highlighting continued pressures on businesses and households alike. This stagnation reflects broader trends affecting consumer spending, investment, and overall economic confidence.The latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed that the UK economy neither expanded nor contracted during July, marking a concerning plateau in economic activity. Economists have pointed to a combination of factors contributing to this stagnation, including high inflation, rising interest rates, and uncertainty in global markets. While some sectors showed resilience, overall momentum remains weak, signaling potential risks for both policymakers and investors.The current economic stagnation occurs…

US inflation rises ahead of key interest rate decision

Sep

By Kyle C. Garrison

Economy

US inflation climbs prior to key interest rate decision

Recent economic figures from the United States indicate that inflation is increasing again, leading to uncertainty right before decision-makers reveal their forthcoming actions regarding interest rates.The topic of inflation has dominated the financial landscape in recent years, and the most recent figures suggest that the challenge is far from over. For many households, businesses, and investors, the increase in consumer prices signals a continuation of financial strain at a time when borrowing costs are already at their highest levels in decades. The upcoming decision by the Federal Reserve on interest rates has gained even greater importance as economists, markets, and…

Ireland threatens to withdraw from Eurovision if Israel participates

Sep

By Kyle C. Garrison

Culture and Entertainment

Eurovision crisis: Ireland threatens to leave over Israel’s participation

Eurovision's Unique Dilemma The Eurovision Song Contest, well-known for its promotion of music, diversity, and international friendship, is encountering an extraordinary conflict this year. The potential departure of Ireland due to Israel's involvement has ignited a broad discussion among enthusiasts, lawmakers, and cultural analysts. This issue highlights the increasingly intricate overlap between politics and the entertainment industry, where geopolitical disputes can affect even globally cherished cultural occasions. Although Eurovision has traditionally aimed to remain impartial and encourage harmony through music, Ireland's statement indicates how global strains might challenge the essence of such worldwide festivities. Political considerations in a cultural eventIreland’s…