Men’s gymnastics domain may be slightly less celebrated, but this time, it’s hard to say so. Ahead of the 2023 World Artistic Gymnastics Championship, fans awaited some phenomenal displays by their preferred gymnasts. Safe to say, the first day did not disappoint them. While the USA roster looked impressive, there’s one who needed a special mention. Yul Moldauer, the South Korean-born, American artistic gymnast, proved the world wrong again. Boasting an unwavering passion for his beloved sport, Yul Moldauer’s setbacks didn’t hold him back.

Play video content evacuando Una terrible tragedia azotó a un bote que transportaba pasajeros a la isla Blue Lagoon en las Bahamas. El bote comenzó a hundirse en aguas agitadas, cobrando finalmente la vida de una mujer norteamericana. Las aterradoras imágenes capturadas por la cámara muestran a los pasajeros en pánico, intentando aferrarse a lo que sea para salvar sus vidas. El bote se inclinó peligrosamente a un lado.

A Peterborough woman has insisted she never hurt anyone as she made a fresh appeal for information on the 20th anniversary of her son's murder. The body of 6 year-old Rikki Neave was found naked in woodland near Peterborough's Welland Estate on November 29 1994. He had been strangled. His mother, Ruth Neave, was charged with murder but later found not guilty by a jury. She pleaded guilty to child neglect and cruelty and was sentenced to seven years in prison.

Room to Dream By David Lynch, Kristine McKenna Purchase BookPurchase close overlay Buy Featured Book TitleRoom to DreamAuthorDavid Lynch, Kristine McKenna Your purchase helps support NPR programming. How? Amazon iBooks Independent Bookstores Early in his memoir Room to Dream, filmmaker and artist David Lynch seems to question the entire purpose of memoirs. Talking to Jack Nance, star of Lynch's deliriously baffling debut film Eraserhead, Lynch says there's no way to convey the essence of life moments.

Former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell has filed for divorce from his wife of 42 years after their marriage was rocked by a corruption conviction in 2014. The McDonnells were convicted after federal investigators said the family received more than $170,000 in gifts, cash or loans from a businessman. The US Supreme Court overturned the convictions in 2016. The gifts included payments towards his daughter's wedding reception, a Rolex watch and vacations.