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Santiago Giménez is in fine scoring form for Dutch side Feyenoord this season, with his goals average predicting that if he continues as he is, then records will certainly be broken by El Tri ’s hottest prospect. The Mexican striker’s time in the Eredivisie , and in general in Europe, has not gone unnoticed, both in terms of his individual development and what he has achieved with his team. Without a doubt it has already been a profitable performance in every sense of the word since he made the leap from Liga MX: after just a year he is now beginning to generate numbers worthy of being included in the history books . Santiago Giménez, Mexico’s most valuable player, is currently the top scorer of the Dutch competition , and for obvious reasons at Feyenoord, there is one statistic in particular which is attractive given the daunting yet entirely noteworthy place in which he finds himself so soon after arriving in the Netherlands. Giménez is truly rubbing shoulders with the league’s -

Macy’s is accelerating the expansion of its small-format stores as it looks to cater to shoppers seeking more convenient locations NEW YORK -- Macy’s is accelerating the expansion of its small-format stores as it looks to cater to shoppers seeking more convenient locations. The department store said Tuesday that it aims to add up to 30 new small format locations through the fall of 2025, bringing the total number of such stores to roughly 42. The next round of expansion starts in fall 2024. The strategy builds on Macy’s plans, announced in August, to add four small stores in the West and Northeast in the coming weeks. The original eight small-format stores are called Market by Macy’s, but the company said in August that new, smaller stores would just be called Macy's. Nordstrom, Kohl’s, and Macy’s upscale chain, Bloomingdale’s, as well as big box stores like Target, have been adding small -format locations for several years. Macy's has three Bloomingdale’s small -format st

Anastasia Domini and wife Anna are part of an increasing number of Russians from the LGBTQ+ community who have decided to leave their homeland to escape discrimination and settle in Argentina, where same-sex marriage has been legal for more than a decade BUENOS AIRES, Argentina -- Anastasia Domini and wife Anna Domini walked hand in hand on a recent sunny day in Argentina’s capital while their four restless children played nearby. It's a common sight in a country where same-sex marriage has been legal for more than a decade. But the couple, who got married shortly after arriving in Buenos Aires early last year, still remember the fear they felt when they first decided to hold hands in public after leaving Russia, which explicitly outlawed same-sex marriages in 2020. “It was really scary,” Anastasia Domini said, but “we were looking around and really, really nobody was looking.” For the Dominis, who changed their last names so they could more convincingly pretend to be sisters in Ru