This month, dozens of applicants from the Muhlenberg and Whitman Colleges received offers of admission. Perhaps they were a pleasant surprise to students who had… Read More »Colleges can avoid closing the door to financial aid knowledge
The war in Ukraine is sparking the first global energy crisis of its kind, and countries around the world should respond by cutting their use… Read More »Amid war in Ukraine, IEA warns countries of global energy crisis
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Among some of Picasso’s iconic paintings, researchers are finding new details about hidden portraits and compositions. Why it matters: The discoveries, presented in a new… Read More »Researchers find new details in hidden portraits among Picasso’s iconic paintings
Equifax, Experian and TransUnion — the giant credit reporting firms that each keep records of about 200 million Americans — said Friday they will soon… Read More »Credit Companies Will Remove Stains From Repaid Medical Debts
in the north Annual expenditure in the Union reached a staggering 16 times the pre-war budget. Despite the need for funds, there was great fear… Read More »How To Fight Inflation With Lessons From History
About three dozen asylum seekers from Russia were blocked from entering the US on Friday, while a group of Ukrainians flashed passports and were escorted… Read More »Russians are blocked at the US border, Ukrainians are allowed in
And now you’re applying this approach to tours in the United States? I used to live in Washington, DC, a very segregated city, especially at… Read More »Can travel be a force for peace? This tour guide thinks so.
Valeriya Ionan, a Ukraine’s deputy minister for Digital Transformation was breastfeeding her two-month-old son Mars when the first explosions swept over Kiev in the early… Read More »Ukraine’s digital ministry is a formidable war machine
Intense wind blows cargo off a truck and crushes a police car in South Carolina
A Texas lawmaker warned Citigroup Friday that it would file a bill to prevent the bank from issuing municipal bonds in the state unless it… Read More »Citigroup’s abortion policy calls on Texas lawmaker to threaten action
A Japanese company specializing in cardboard boxes, Aasu Danboru (“Earth Cardboard”), has designed a cardboard bed that can be purchased online for $50. Cardboard beds… Read More »Japan’s ‘Cheapest’ Cardboard Beds Can Be Purchased And Shipped To Adventure Sleepers In The US For $50
Other conflicts and political leaders may be less fortunate and more vulnerable to deepfakes disruption, says Sam Gregory, who works on deepfakes policies at the… Read More »A Zelensky Deepfake was quickly defeated. The next one might not
dr. Mehmet Oz. JC Olivera/Getty Images It seems that Dr. Mehmet Oz, who turned daytime host and senate candidate, has a boyfriend in Melania Trump,… Read More »Melania Trump has reportedly ‘let the president know’ that she is senate candidate Dr. oz . like
