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Valentine’s Day’s sweet treat is under threat: climate change is impacting chocolate.
By Maya Huter and Emilie Ikeda Valentine's Day, traditionally a celebration of love and affection, has long been associated with the exchange of chocolates. However, in recent years, the sweet delight of this tradition is being overshadowed by the bitter realities of...
U.S. Added 143,000 Jobs in January, Unemployment Rate Dips to 4%
By Rob Wile and J.J. McCorvey The U.S. labor market showed continued signs of resilience in January, with the economy adding 143,000 new jobs and the unemployment rate dipping to 4%, according to the latest report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The job...
New Device Can Scan Your Face in 3D from Hundreds of Meters Away
By Karmela Padavic-Callaghan In the world of surveillance, biometric technology, and advanced imaging, the pace of innovation seems to be accelerating at an extraordinary rate. In a groundbreaking move, a team of engineers has developed a device capable of scanning...
TED Talks Puts Out an All-Call for a New Leader
By Julie Bort In a pivotal move that signals a new chapter for the iconic TED Talks brand, the nonprofit organization has officially launched a global search for its next leader. TED, renowned for its conferences that offer “ideas worth spreading,” has announced it is...
See the Best Colleges Rankings of Big Ten Schools
The Big Ten Conference is widely recognized not only for its athletic prowess but also for the academic excellence found within its member universities. With a history that spans over 120 years, the Big Ten continues to be a dominant force in collegiate sports, but...
These Native Tribes Are Working With Schools to Boost Attendance
For many Native American communities, ensuring that children attend school regularly has been an ongoing challenge. Historical trauma, economic hardship, cultural dislocation, and the challenges of living in rural areas have contributed to higher rates of chronic...