Ramadan: The Start Date is Not Universal and Can Vary Around the World; Understand
Around 25% of the Earth’s population is expected to participate in fasting. This weekend, a quarter of the global population is expected to begin Ramadan, the Islamic holy month most commonly known for the fasting of food and liquids from dawn to sunset by its followers. What many non-Muslims may not know is that, while […]
The Decline in Alcohol Consumption and the Need for Adaptation in Mixology
In recent years, mixology has undergone a quiet revolution, driven by a significant change in alcohol consumption habits. This trend does not suggest abandoning the pleasure of drinking but rather a redefinition of what a cocktail can be. With the increasing awareness of health, well-being, and quality of life, the public has been seeking alternatives […]
After 20 years, Microsoft announces the end of Skype
Microsoft has officially confirmed the shutdown of Skype, one of the most popular voice and video communication platforms in the history of the internet. The announcement was made on Friday (28) through the official service profile on X, formerly Twitter. The company stated that Skype “will no longer be available” for use starting in May […]
Unprecedented Heatwave in Antarctica Raises Temperatures to 10°C Above Normal
A record-breaking heatwave in Antarctica, the coldest and most remote continent on Earth, has caused an unprecedented rise in temperatures in the region, sparking widespread concern among scientists who fear that this event may signal even more drastic climate changes in the future. What is even more alarming is that this temperature increase could have […]
Sniffer Dog Helps Save Koalas from Extinction in Australia
The English Springer Spaniel named Max has become an unexpected figure in the field of environmental conservation, playing a vital and increasingly valued role in the fight to save koalas, one of the most iconic species of Australian wildlife. Max, a dog with exceptional sniffing abilities, was initially trained for hunting but eventually became a […]
Trump and the 1798 Law: Controversy Over the Acceleration of Mass Deportations in the U.S.
Former President Donald Trump plans to invoke a rarely used 18th-century law to accelerate his promised mass deportation policy for undocumented immigrants in the United States. According to several sources familiar with internal discussions within his team, the Trump administration has been exploring the possibility of invoking the 1798 Alien Enemies Act, a measure originally […]
Eye on Austin: 6 Annual Events That Transform the Texas City
From sports to music, technology, gastronomy, and innovation, the Texas capital attracts tourists from all over the world to its various festivals throughout the year. With each season, Austin solidifies its place as one of the most vibrant destinations in the United States, combining its rich local culture with globally-reaching events.Austin, Texas pulses with creativity […]
Weekly Unemployment Claims in the U.S. Rise More Than Expected, But Labor Market Remains Resilient
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits last week showed a significant increase, surpassing economists’ projections and raising new questions about the dynamics of the U.S. labor market. According to data released by the Department of Labor on Thursday (22), initial claims rose by 22,000 in the week ending February 22, totaling 242,000 seasonally […]
Blue Origin announces space flight with Katy Perry and Lauren Sánchez in a 100% female team
Unprecedented mission will take a group of pioneering women to space, including pop singer Katy Perry and Jeff Bezos’ girlfriend, journalist Lauren Sánchez. Blue Origin, the space exploration company founded by billionaire Jeff Bezos, has announced a significant milestone for the space tourism industry: the first crewed mission exclusively made up of women. On board […]
“Doomsday Vault” in the Arctic Receives Over 14,000 New Seeds to Strengthen Global Food Security
The Svalbard Global Seed Vault, an imposing and vital structure located on a remote island in the Norwegian Arctic, received on Tuesday (25) a significant contribution of more than 14,000 new seed samples from different parts of the world. This vault, often referred to as the “doomsday vault,” is tasked with protecting and storing seeds […]