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Why are Afghan Refugees Being Resettled in Texas? Jose Nino Aug 23, 2021 According to a report by Mike Glenn at the Washington Times , Afghan refugees

In partnership with the FTE Innovation & Startup Hub, the recent FTE APEX Virtual Expo 2021 provided an opportunity for some of the most forward-thinking startups and scaleups in the travel tech space to showcase their innovative solutions. From AI-based baggage identification and self-service tech to data management and sustainability solutions – see how these nine startups can help the industry bounce back from the COVID-19 pandemic, create additional revenue streams and enhance the end-to-end passenger experience. BagsID Network BagsID Network is a baggage identification solution tha...

We first brought you Isaac Baldry's story on March 16.  Isaac Baldry is a Special Olympics athletic with cerebral palsy. He wanted a hands-free pair of athletic shoes in his size: a size four kids. He noticed that Nike was coming out with hands-free shoes at the end of April called Go Fly Ease, but the shoes didn't come in Isaac's size. Isaac's brother, Garrett Baldry, contacted Nike on Isaac's behalf and made a social media post asking Nike to make Isaac a pair of the shoes. Wake Up Montana spoke with both Isaac and Garrett about what the shoes would mean for Isaac.

MONTANA - A Montana Special Olympics athlete is trying to find hands-free, athletic shoes in his size, a size 4 kids. His brother is taking the plea to social media. Isaac Baldry has cerebral palsy. He competes in the Special Olympics wheelchair slalom races and bowling. He said it's challenging to find shoes. "It's hard to find shoes," Isaac said. "Most won't adjust to my feet or don't come in the sizes I need. I am not a child, so I don't want little kid shoes. I want shoes adults wear." Garrett Baldry is Isaac's brother. Garrett said Nike is coming out with some perfect shoes for Isaac, th...

The Definitive Guide to Women-Owned Sneaker Stores: Honors Week The Definitive Guide to Sneaker Stores Owned by Women Press Highsnobiety’s Honors Week is a celebration of the women — particularly those who are trans and BIPOC — who have pushed our culture forward. During the time period commonly known as “Women’s History Month,” we’ve tapped six guest curators to go deep on the issues they care about and to spotlight their favorite women and nonbinary creators for a week of interviews, curated content, and conversations. How we buy sneakers is changing, but brick-and-mortar sto...