The researchers found that popular twenty-first-century papers on topics such as artificial intelligence (AI), scientific software and methods to improve the quality of research dominate today’s ...

The number of people applying to law school is up by more than 20%. The number of applicants applying to law schools in the United States has increased dramatically in 2025 compared to last year ...

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One in four Gen Zs have thought about quitting work over the last year, citing mental health as a key reason to go unemployed. A survey of more than 4,000 workers from 300 companies in the UK showed ...

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“We’re seeing a meaningful transition in the way work is done in the white-collar world,” said Carl Tannenbaum, the chief economist of Northern Trust. “I tell people a wave is coming.

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"End of story." As evidence that China was not playing by the rules, he cited its trade surplus, which to his mind meant "they are laughing at us." Trump complained about "China's currency ...

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A top U.S. economist and former Biden official is speaking out after he says he was shocked to find that the Trump administration cited his research in formulating ... “These assumptions may work for ...

'Give two bottles a week to men, What's wrong in it? The government can provide this through societies', JD(S) lawmaker MT Krishnappa said.