Based on a report by University World News Interest in China among American students is shrinking. Fewer are studying Mandarin. Even fewer are going abroad to China. Most universities in the U.S. have scaled back their China-related programs over the past decade. What’s being lost isn’t just cultural literacy — it’s access to one of […]
Based on a report by The Guardian Universal Basic Income (UBI) isn’t just an economic experiment — it’s quietly becoming one of the most tested policy tools of the 21st century. In Ireland, the UK, and over 100 U.S. cities, pilot programs are already underway. Participants receive regular, unconditional payments — typically in the range […]
Based on a report by Energy-Reporter Researchers at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin have developed a new class of battery anodes that significantly improve charge speed and lifespan. The technology introduces engineered disorder at the atomic level, boosting ionic conductivity and stability in both lithium-ion and sodium-ion batteries.Instead of following the conventional approach of using highly ordered […]
Based on a report by Reuters A new treatment from Regeneron Pharmaceuticals has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for patients with a recurring form of blood cancer known as multiple myeloma. This approval marks a significant development for those who have already undergone four or more previous therapies. The drug, […]
Manufacturing holds a special place in the American economy, even as the country has become more service-based over the decades. It’s one of the few issues that consistently gets bipartisan attention, with leaders from both sides aiming to boost production and restore the country’s industrial strength. Part of the appeal lies in the image of […]
Immigration is playing an increasingly important role in addressing labour shortages in developed countries. Many nations are struggling with ageing populations, low birth rates, and the economic strain that comes with these trends. A recent study found that immigrants in Europe and North America earn nearly 18% less than native-born workers. The study analysed salaries […]
This article is based on a BBC News report about AI in sewer systems. Artificial intelligence is quietly transforming the way essential infrastructure operates in the United Kingdom. According to a BBC article, Southern Water has implemented AI technology across parts of its sewer network in West Sussex to detect early signs of blockages, helping […]
Ride-hailing makes getting around easier and more convenient. With just an app, you can book a private driver for a direct trip from one place to another. Unlike traditional taxis, these rides are not shared with other passengers, ensuring a direct route without any detours. This model has evolved significantly since its inception, with Uber […]
The concept of wealth has undergone significant evolution over the years. Generations ago, becoming a millionaire was a lofty dream for many Americans. Today, with millions of millionaires in the U.S. alone, it takes billionaire status to stand out truly. The question now is who will be the world’s first trillionaire? Looking at the current […]
Cold weather exercise brings a refreshing twist to your fitness routine. From brisk walks and snowshoeing to ice skating and winter hikes, staying active outdoors during the colder months offers both physical and mental health benefits. With the right gear and mindset, winter can become the perfect season to embrace movement, boost your mood, and connect with nature.
