
President Trump’s voluntary “Board of Peace” initiative seeks to resolve global conflicts outside traditional institutions. While supporters value its high-profile leadership, critics doubt its legitimacy and lack of enforcement power. Its ultimate success in international diplomacy remains uncertain. As told by Madison Ramos

The use of animals, specifically dogs, is pretty common when it comes to film and television. However they are not often taken seriously as performers. While entertaining most degegard the idea that a dog can win an acting award. However that very thing has happened. Learn more as told by Marlon Bojorge.

Modern posture, often dubbed “text neck,” places immense physical strain on the spine, equivalent to carrying sixty pounds. Beyond physical pain, research suggests that slouching impacts mood, while intentionally looking up fosters awe and connection, as explained by Mia Palacios.

The FDA recently removed warnings regarding self harming ideation for GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic after a comprehensive meta-analysis found no causal link. While monitoring continues due to the complex relationship between obesity and mental health, clinical data supports the drugs’ safety, as told by Rebeca Funes.

Recent research suggests animal intelligence is far more complex than many assume. From “Gifted” dogs learning language by eavesdropping to the remarkable memories of dolphins and elephants, nature is full of cognitive brilliance that defies simple expectations, as explained by Kelcey Etheridge.

A$AP Rocky fans have finally been satisfied with the artist releasing his first album in over 7 years. His new album, “Don’t Be Dumb,” marks his fourth studio album which was previously announced December of 2022. The several delays with the album has left people wondering: “was it worth the wait?” Learn more as told…

America’s 250th anniversary highlights its founding ideals, contradictions, expanded rights, ongoing challenges, and global role, urging reflection and youth civic engagement as the nation remains a work in progress, as explained by Robert Rojas

In the last decade, there has been a rapid decline in test scores and academic performances from children from grades K-12. Some say this could be caused by a less rigour-focused curriculum, social media, or simply a lack of engagement. Learn more about the reasoning behind this as told by Alexa Tuya.