Should Russians Betray Their Colleagues and Strangers in the Ukraine War?
In Soviet Russia, the practice of reporting others to the authorities was common. Now, this practice has resurfaced.
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Is South Africa’s regret about its post-apartheid liberal asylum laws justified?
Far-reaching consequences await foreign nationals seeking refuge due to tough proposals.
Who Will Argentines Vote for in the Run-off Election?
Two presidential candidates are competing for the position of the country’s next president: an economy minister representing the left-wing and a libertarian with far-right views.
Is Google Meet’s portrait touch-up mode a game-changer or just a digital deception?
Introducing Google Meet’s latest addition – a virtual makeover exclusively for Workspace users. Say hello to the new portrait touch-up feature, ensuring you look your best during your video calls.
Is OpenAI’s custom ChatGPT worth exploring for aspiring chatbot architects?
Craft your own personalized ChatGPT bots effortlessly with OpenAI. No coding required.
Why are nonprofit hospitals failing to prioritize charity contributions while CEOs profit immensely? Report highlights the imbalance.
Nonprofit hospitals received a significant $28 billion in tax breaks, constituting a substantial 44% of their overall net income.
Which longshot candidates hold the potential to sway the 2024 election?
Independent and third-party candidates have the ability to divert voters from both the Democrats and Republicans.
Are the threats against Muslim students at University of Connecticut in response to the Israel-Gaza war justified?
The threatening messages, filled with violent language and racial slurs, serve as yet another illustration of the growing tensions on campus.
Is a tampon that tests for STIs a game-changer in women’s health?
UK startup Daye has developed specialized tampons that can be used to test for sexually transmitted infections. This innovative company is now offering an at-home screening service for common STIs like chlamydia and gonorrhea. Currently, the test is available exclusively through Daye.
Is having a bed a life-saver for teenage cancer patients in Uganda?
Young patients in Uganda often discontinue their free treatment due to the financial burden of additional hidden costs that their families cannot afford.