Why Britain’s Child Poverty Crisis Is Deepening Despite Its National Wealth
Fundacion Rapala – Britain’s child poverty is rising sharply, even as the nation remains one of the world’s wealthiest economies. This contradiction becomes clearer when looking at families who can no longer afford basic necessities despite working full-time. Their stories reveal how living costs have surged faster than wages, leaving households unable to cope. Many
A Monument of Love and Loss: The Story Behind the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus
Fundacion Rapala – Bodrum’s coastline shines with its bright white houses, deep-blue sea, and lively marinas. Yet behind this modern beauty lies a past filled with stories that shaped the region for thousands of years. Travelers often walk along the harbor without knowing how many civilizations once lived, fought, and dreamed on these same shores.
Nvidia Strong Performance Tries to Calm Rising Fears
Fundacion Rapala – The world’s largest chipmaker surprised the market when Nvidia reported earnings that beat every expectation. The numbers were huge, and CEO Jensen Huang said sales were “off the charts.” Yet the reaction did not match the excitement. Concerns about an AI bubble kept growing, even as Nvidia showed more than 60% year-on-year
Coach Dave Toub Pushes Back After Trump Criticizes NFL Kickoff Rules
Fundacion Rapala – Donald Trump stirred controversy again this time, on the football field. After attending an NFL game between the Washington Commanders and Detroit Lions, the former president criticized the league’s new kickoff rule. His comments, made on “The Pat McAfee Show,” sparked strong reactions across the league. Among the loudest came from Kansas
In Your Head, You Count Every Day’: Former October 7 Hostage Reflects on Two Years in Captivity
Fundacion Rapala – Bar Kupershtein stepped out of the medical center with a smile that hid the weight of 738 days spent underground in Gaza. His gentle wave to supporters contrasted sharply with the trauma he endured two years he openly calls “hell.” At just 23, he faced the unimaginable: surviving starvation, isolation, and violence
Why Travelers Are Heading to Somalia Despite the Risks
Fundacion Rapala – Somalia has lived for decades under the shadow of war, piracy, and instability. Its name often sparks fear, not curiosity. Yet the country is now observing a surprising rise in foreign tourists. Government data shows nearly 10,000 visitors arrived in 2024, a jump of 50 percent from the previous year. Many still
Changing Winds in Week 11: Injuries, Upsets, and a Historic NFL Debut in Spain
Fundacion Rapala – NFL Week Eleven started with a historic scene in Madrid, where the Miami Dolphins and Washington Commanders played at Santiago Bernabéu Stadium. The matchup marked Spain’s first regular-season NFL game, and fans filled the stadium with a mix of curiosity and excitement. The game itself was tight, low-scoring, and fueled mostly by
On Epstein and Venezuela, Trump Tries to Rebrand
Fundacion Rapala – The Trump rebranding strategy takes center stage as the administration tries to recover from months of political pressure and public criticism. Trump’s team now leans heavily on renaming and reframing several policies to shift the national conversation. They believe sharper messaging can slow the negative narrative around immigration raids, military actions, and
It Used to Be Europe’s Secret Season. Then the Crowds Arrived
Fundacion Rapala – The story of It Used to Be Europe’s Secret Season. Then the Crowds Arrived reflects a shift that many travelers have felt but rarely stop to analyze: Europe’s fall has transformed into a new peak season. For years, September and October were whispered about as the continent’s “secret season,” a time when
Egypt’s New 155mph Desert-Proof Trains Mark a Historic Leap Forward
Fundacion Rapala – The Egypt’s high-speed trains project has opened a new chapter in the nation’s transport history. Siemens Mobility presented its Velaro train at TransMEA 2025, drawing attention from engineers, travelers, and government officials. The train, built to handle extreme heat and sand, can reach 250 kilometers per hour. The unveiling felt like more