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Legal, World News

World Court Hears High-Stakes Guyana–Venezuela Border Dispute

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Public hearings have begun at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague in a long-running and increasingly tense territorial dispute between Guyana and Venezuela, drawing global attention to…

Sports, World News

Rising Star Meets Experience as World Snooker Championship Final Gets Underway

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The 2026 World Snooker Championship final has begun at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, bringing together two contrasting figures in the sport: seasoned English professional Shaun Murphy and rising Chinese…

Education

Calls Grow for Post-16 “Student Premium” as Inequality Concerns Deepen

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A growing coalition of educators, charities and social mobility advocates is urging the UK government to introduce a new “student premium” aimed at supporting disadvantaged young people after the age…

History, Technology

The Silent Revolution: How Technology and Ethics are Rewriting Our Past

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The subject of history can be seen as a dead science, with all of its events taking place in the past and preserved in museums. However, history is experiencing its…

Education

The Great Calendar Shift: Schools are Reimagining the Five-Day Week

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Indeed, there was a time when a five-day school week from Monday through Friday was the norm, the same as the regular ringing of the bell in a school at…

Features

The Biopic Boom: How ‘Michael’ is Rewriting the Cinema Playbook

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The terrain of modern films is experiencing a drastic transformation because of the nostalgia of past musical icons and sustainable production practices across the globe. Where there used to be…

History

Ancient Echoes: The Blood Vessels Hidden in a Tyrannosaurus Rex

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Although politics and societal upheavals tend to hog most of the limelight in current affairs, there is also another revolution underway in the field of paleontology. This time, a group…

Breaking News, Technology

Light in a Whirl: The Dawn of the Optical Tornado

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Whereas the political world is still preoccupied with the security lapses in Washington, another team of scientists has pulled off an amazing feat that almost seems to belong to science…

Breaking News

The White House Correspondents’ Dinner Evacuation

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A meeting place for star power and politics has always been the hallmark of events in Washington D.C., yet the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner held yesterday had more than…

Breaking News, World News

Bangladeshi PhD Student Found Dead in Florida, Roommate Arrested as Search Continues for Second Missing Student

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TAMPA, Florida – A Bangladeshi doctoral student at the University of South Florida has been found dead, and his roommate is in custody facing multiple charges, including unlawfully moving a dead…