Alana Loftus

2 days ago | the-express.com | John Varga |Alana Loftus

In a recent report, Bloomberg highlighted that tanker shipments carried 5.6 million fewer barrels of Russian crude during the seven days leading to June 1 compared to the previous week, reports the Express. This downward trend comes as OPEC+, the influential oil-producing consortium, reaffirmed their commitment to increase oil production at their latest assembly.

1 week ago | irishstar.com | Alana Loftus

Fast food restaurants around the US are celebrating National Burger Day on Wednesday by offering a number of limited-time deals, like a free burger with a purchase of just one dollar Calling all hamburger fans - tomorrow fast food chains around the country are serving up hot new deals. Wednesday, May 28, marks National Burger Day, and chains are celebrating America's favorite fast food item.

1 week ago | irishstar.com | Alana Loftus

The 2015 film '71, set in Belfast during the Troubles, stars Jack O'Connell and Barry Keoghan, among other talented actors, and critics call it an underrated classic A highly acclaimed film set during the Troubles in Northern Ireland is streaming on two major platforms and features a stellar cast. The film, titled '71, is based in Belfast, and centers around a young British soldier, Hook, who becomes separated from his unit after they accidentally abandon him during a street riot.

1 week ago | the-express.com | Yelena Mandenberg |Alana Loftus

A father and his two young children died after a head-on collision – the same weekend that three other deadly crashes occurred in North Texas, according to reports.Tommy Moorehead III, a 41-year-old man from Leonard, and his two children – who were later identified by a family friend as his 6-year-old daughter, Lynnlee, and his four-year-old son, Tommy Jr. – were pronounced dead at the scene after a three-vehicle crash in Van Alstyne on Saturday, May 17 caused the father’s Chevrolet Silverado...

1 week ago | irishstar.com | Alana Loftus

The studies analyzed more than 411,000 adults with an average age of 69 A new study has shown that time spent on our devices may not be as harmful as previously thought, and may instead offer a huge benefit to our cognitive heallth The study, published in the journal of Nature Human Behavior, conducted a systematic review of 57 studies to see whether exposure to technology has helped or harmed cognition among the first generation of adults with prolonged exposure to digital devices, like...