For many, it might seem counter intuitive to start a business in a pandemic. One might even be called crazy for even thinking about it; but with the closure of everyone’s go-to stores and restaurants, people have turned to their local online communities for their supply of everything. From homemade baked goods to furniture to accessories, people have been trying ... Read More »
Colorado residents waited up to 14 hours to get their hands on In-N-Out burgers and fries after the California chain opened two locations in the state Friday. The line – and resulting traffic – got so out of hand that the Aurora Police Department took to Twitter to beg people to support other local eateries and hit the In-N-Out Burger another day. Read More »
Coronavirus It’s true! Cindy Otto, Director of the University of Pennsylvania’s Working Dog Center, is currently training eight Labrador Retrievers to sniff out COVID-19. If the study is successful, dogs will be able to screen people for coronavirus in airports, hospitals, and other public gathering spots. Read More »
Asya Branch, a student at the University of Mississippi, set a number of firsts in her home state when she won the Miss USA 2020 title on Monday evening at Elvis Presley’s Graceland in Memphis, Tennessee. Read More »
Cave settlement in the Khuzestan Indica! Burnt logs are located 80 km from the city of Indika, Khuzestan. The people of this region live in houses that are half-empty and paved. Read More »
If your Instagram feed has become a montage of your baby’s best moments since birth (or, heck, if baby has his *own* account), maybe you’ve wondered if your little one is meant for something bigger than a few here-and-there likes. Read More »
Three exiled Syrian bands, playing three very different types of music, in three different countries. But one thing unites them all — a love for music, rather than politics or war, is their driving passion. Read More »
Autumn, season of the year between summer and winter during which temperatures gradually decrease. It is often called fall in the United States because leaves fall from the trees at that time. Read More »
A London studio has the internet in disbelief for its hefty £200,000 (about $255,000) price tag and tiny living space. The apartment got attention after Twitter user Richard Brooks shared it, prompting a thread about housing you can buy for the same price around the world. The minuscule studio is just 79 square feet and the shower, sink, stove, and ... Read More »
The “dormitory” photo collection is the result of several years of “Maryam Nematollahi” photography and the reflection of the photographer’s wanderings in the hidden aspects of the life of the female students living in the dormitory. “Maryam Nematollahi” is a photographer living in Shiraz she was born in 1984. She completed her master’s degree in photography at the Faculty of ... Read More »