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Energy union aims to reverse flow of Russian power
A European energy union agreed to this week could curb Russian power on the continent. The deal, which insists that member states comply with all European Union agreements, would stop member states from having their own energy policy The goal is to reduce Russia’s ability to influence individual countries through gas deals. The deal was not…
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Spring brightens SAD sufferers’ mood
With the arrival of spring, some people will be a lot happier. That’s not just because of the frigid weather departing, but because they are coping with seasonal affective disorder (SAD). “It’s usually when it starts to get nice out and the clocks change. It’s euphoric. It’s really like you remember who you are,”…
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Without English teams, not many Londoners will follow the rest of the Champions League
For the majority of soccer fans around the world, Real Madrid vs. Atletico Madrid and PSG vs. Barcelona are probably the most attractive draws in the UEFA Champions League quarter finals Friday. But many soccer fans in London probably won’t be too excited to watch the UCL quarter finals this year says Jose Reyes, who…
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Gaming tournaments ‘Smash’-ing success in Forest City
London is getting its game on. Video-game tournaments are flourishing in the Forest City, giving rise to companies focused on providing gaming tournament experiences. “We’ve been getting more people every month,” said Erin Miklos, the owner of Game On Entertainment Services. “As word has gotten out, it’s improved.” GOES began holding gaming tournaments last year…