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Uber filed a lawsuit to block NYC's move to increase the pay rates of Uber drivers. The Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) of New York City voted in November to raise the pay rates for Uber and Lyft drivers to compensate for inflation and operating expenses.

Despite a cancer diagnosis and given no more than five years left to live, Nils Amelinckx strives to get out on his bike, enjoy the mountains, and find resilience.

The 1910 Tour has given rise to no end of nonsense, not least the claim that Octave Lapize called the race organisers assassins as he crossed the Col d’Aubisuqe an hour behind schedule + 15 minutes behind a nobody.

The Brooklyn subway shooting is still being investigated. But, instead of helping, Uber and Lyft decided to increase their prices.

The story of Alphonse Steinès night on the Tourmalet and the telegram he subsequently sent to Henri Desgrange has gone down in legend. Remarkably, there was no telegram, and much of what is said about Steinès’s night on the mountain is a fiction.

The Divine Tower of Liurnia in Elden Ring is tempting to explore early on, but you must complete several crucial tasks first.

Today, Tim Kelly announced Ride Through the Rain, his debut album produced by his son, acclaimed artist Ruston Kelly. The album is out on November 5 and includes nine original songs spanning from his teenage years to the present day, showcasing Kelly as an artist with relatable real-life songs and a perspective honed over decades. In addition to the announcement, Tim Kelly has offered the album’s first single, “Leave This Town,” along with a live performance of the song featuring Ruston.

In 1950, a young Truman Capote published his first long piece in The New Yorker. “A Ride Through Spain” chronicles a train journey that the writer took from Granada to the seaport town of Algeciras, near the Strait of Gibraltar. Capote ruminates on the lives of the other passengers as the train winds its way across the countryside. “In the next compartment,” he writes, “the lovely girls leaned against one another loosely, like six exhausted geraniums. Even the cat had ceased to prowl...

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View Comments Kings Island opens its season Saturday, May 15, and things are a little bit closer to normal this year. After COVID-19 restrictions and only 65 open days last summer, a return to the usual is welcome news for KI fans who were pent up during the pandemic and are itching to return to the Beast or brave a ride on Orion. Masks won’t be required outdoors, for starters. But there are still some coronavirus restrictions in place. Kings Island has new reopening protocols to help reduc...