Backward Bullying: Hair Hassles
Backward Bullying. So, here’s the deal—apparently, having short hair can lead to some serious drama. In South Korea, ladies sporting short hair risk facing attacks just because of their choice of hairstyle. But hey, it’s not just there. Even in Singapore, my daughter got labeled a tomboy and bullied for going short with her locks…
Projected 2070 South Korea Population: Sharp Decline
South Korea population is expected to drop 27% by 2070, from 52 million to 38 million. This disturbing trend is fueled by younger generations delaying or forgoing marriage. According to the South Korean Statistics Agency, there were 192,000 weddings in 2022, down from 295,000 in 1970. South Koreans are hesitant to marry and have children…
Singapore Law Society Issues Warning Against S.K. Kumar
The Singapore Law Society has issued a stern warning to the public, advising against engaging the services of S.K. Kumar Law Practice. This cautionary move comes in response to concerns about the practice’s conduct and professionalism. Concerns Raised The decision to issue a public warning stems from a series of concerns raised regarding the ethical…
Joe McLead of Sugar Valley Farm Elected Director
In a significant development for the equine industry, Joe McLead of Sugar Valley Farm has been elected as a director of The Hambletonian Society, Inc. This appointment underscores McLead’s dedication to advancing the world of harness racing and his commitment to contributing his expertise to the leadership of a prestigious organization. A New Director’s Vision…
McCook Humane Society’s ‘Clear the Shelters’ Campaign
The McCook Humane Society is actively participating in the ‘Clear the Shelters’ campaign, offering a special adoption deal for pets. As part of the campaign, all adoptable pets are available for a reduced adoption fee of $25. The shelter’s goal is to find loving homes for their animals, including Kramer, a friendly 2-year-old dog, and…
Afghan Women Go Against the Taliban’s Rules by Starting Secret Businesses
After the Taliban took over Afghan, women were forced to either close their businesses or run them in secret to avoid breaking the group’s strict rules. Laila Haidari used to own a well-known restaurant in Kabul. She now finds herself in this situation. The rise of the Taliban caused her restaurant to be destroyed and…
Barbour: A Timeless British Icon Unveiled
Few garments epitomize British culture quite like the venerable Barbour jacket – an iconic olive-green, wax-coated all-weather essential beloved by none other than the Royal Family. It’s no surprise that UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak presented a personalized version of this jacket to President Biden during their recent meeting. This gesture holds a dual symbolism:…