Giants will use MetLife Stadium as their training camp headquarters
With the pandemic protocols imposing extensive requirements with which teams will be required to comply both in their practice facility and in their stadium, some
People reveal their shocking experiences of conversion therapy in the UK
There’s a scene in Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange where the film’s protagonist Alex is ‘deprogrammed’ from violence through aversion therapy. He’s shown distressing images
Dollar falls, euro hovers at four-month high as EU negotiates rescue fund
The dollar was broadly lower on Friday as the euro rose to just under a four-month high, with negotiations underway between European Union leaders on
The Sims 4’s knitting-themed DLC out later this month, gets new trailer
The Sims 4 is about to get a little woolier, courtesy of its latest paid DLC expansion, the Nifty Knitting Stuff Pack, which comes to
Spanish government denies spying on Catalan leaders
As a leading Catalan politician renewed calls for an investigation, Spain’s socialist-led coalition government has emphatically denied any involvement in the use of spyware to
NFL’s proposal dramatically cuts player pay if season is canceled
The Collective Bargaining Agreement does not include a force majeure clause. The league is essentially trying to force the players to accept one after the
The UK’s most beautiful secret beaches
We’re getting to the point of desperation with our getaway longing now. Lockdown has made 2020 feel impossibly long, and we are all in dire
BlackRock profit beats Street estimates as markets rebound
BlackRock Inc’s (BLK.N) results topped Wall Street estimates on Friday, helped by investors flocking to the world’s largest asset manager’s bond funds in the second
Civ 6’s next chunk of DLC adds Cthulhu-worshipping secret societies and more
Civilization 6’s second slice of DLC for the recently launched New Frontier expansion pass – titled the Ethiopia Pack – will be coming to PC
Iran stays execution of anti-government protesters on death row
Iran’s supreme court has agreed to suspend the executions of three men on death row for their participation in anti-government protests in November, whose sentences