Hurricane Sandy Storm WAS more powerful than Hurricane Katrina
Researchers have found that Sandy's Integrated Kinetic Energy index, or IKE, which quantifies the power of a hurricane based on how far out tropical-storm force winds extend from the center, ranked second only to Hurricane Isabel in 2003. Read more...
'Hamlet' in the skies? The story behind Taiwan's newest airline
Debuting its first flights in January 2020, Taiwanese start-up STARLUX Airlines could be the first new player in 30 years to upend the island's duopoly aviation market. Read more...
Combining swimming alongside manta rays with some serious Four Seasons hotel luxury in the Maldives
The Mail on Sunday's Sadie Whitelocks escaped to the Maldives. She enjoyed an 'underwater ballet' performed by a squadron of manta rays and a stay at two plush Four Seasons resorts. Read more...
N.Y.C.s Bike Parking Problem 1.6 Million Riders and Just 56,000 Spots
During the pandemic, bicycling boomed, leaving many cyclists to lock and park their bikes wherever they can. Read more...
NBC Sports Network Will Shut Down to Bolster Peacock Streaming Service
NBCSN was the No. 2 sports channel on cable last year, but coverage of the N.H.L., the English Premier League and NASCAR is now moving to Peacock and the USA Network. Read more...
SMALL CAP MOVERS Eve Sleep plans French expansion
The AIM All-Share rose 1.4 per cent to 1,191 this week, outperforming the FTSE 100. Quadrise Fuels was one of this week's biggest risers, but Eve Sleep fell on fears of raw material shortages. Read more...
Frank Lampard breaks his silence with grace and thanks Roman Abramovich after being axed by Chelsea
Frank Lampard issued a response to his sacking on Monday evening through theLeague Managers Association, telling fans that he had wanted more time to improve stuttering Chelsea's fortunes. Read more...
Aleksei Navalny and the Future of Russia
Over the weekend, a standoff between President Vladimir Putin and his loudest critic became a showdown in the streets. Could this be a turning point? Read more...
Danny Drinkwater set to miss his Turkish football debut with Kasimpasa after 'freak swimming injury'
Drinkwater revealed his relief on his Instagram after 'finally' sealing a loan move, but has been left out of the Super Lig side's 22-man squad to face Sivasspor on Monday. Read more...
Play Suspension Delays Finish at U.S. Womens Open
Golfs final major of the year experienced a rain delay before play was called Sunday. Read more...
In the Bronx, a Face Lost in Time
A much-vandalized bronze statue of Fame in Joyce Kilmer Park is to be returned this year with a new head, arms and feet even without any record of what the statues original face looked like. Read more...
Emma Roberts introduces her newborn son to acclaimed American writer Joan Didion 'Rhodes meet Joan'
Emma Roberts snuggled up next to her son Rhodes and introduced the newborn to acclaimed American writer Joan Didion'Rhodes meet Joan.' Read more...
Vaccine battle as EU threatens to BLOCK Pfizer jabs going to UK
Amid a shambolic rollout across the bloc, the EU has demanded drug firms give them early warning when exporting Covid jabs to countries outside the 27 member states. Read more...
Leeds United sell another 22% stake to NFL outfit San Francisco 49ers and president Paraag Marathe
The San Francisco 49ers have increased their stake in Leeds United to 37 per cent. The 49ers bought an initial 15 per cent stake in 2018 from majority owner Radrizzani, who has a controlling stake in Leeds. Read more...
Australian Open See How Tennis Players Train in Quarantine
The athletes waiting in quarantine for the Australian Open are figuring out creative ways to stay busy (and swing a tennis racket) before they can hit the court. Read more...
Robert Saleh Outlines Plans for the Jets, With No Specifics About Quarterback
Saleh praised Sam Darnolds arm strength but stopped short of committing to him as the starter as the Jets hold the No. 2 pick in the draft. Read more...
From Navy SEAL to Part of the Angry Mob Outside the Capitol
The presence in Washington of a longtime member of the Navy SEALs who was trained to identify misinformation reflects the partisan politics that helped lead to the assault. Read more...
Apple now lets you take a 'walk' with Shawn Mendes and Dolly Parton
It's 27 degrees where I live just north of New York City, but I'm taking a walk up a mountain with pop star Shawn Mendes in Griffith Park in Los Angeles. Unlike me, hands in pockets, mask giving me a little extra warmth, Mendes says hello to the people he walks by, in between reflections about his life in the spotlight. Read more...