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A mysterious 4,000-year-old wall is rewriting North Africa’s history
Archaeologists in Morocco have discovered a 4,000-year-old defensive wall structure, the earliest confirmed large-scale construction of its kind in North Africa outside Egypt, reshaping understanding of the region’s ancient societies.
Australian researchers identify new subtype of depression linked to body clock disruptions
Australian researchers identified a new depression subtype linked to circadian rhythm disruptions, affecting nearly a quarter of severe depression cases and showing poor response to standard antidepressants.
The Hidden $40-Per-Barrel Cost Driving Oil Prices Higher
Shipping costs for crude oil have surged to roughly $40 per barrel, with transportation now representing a significant hidden expense that reshapes global oil flows and influences fuel prices.
Why Trump and Carney Haven’t Touched Energy in Their Tariff War
Despite a contentious tariff dispute, the U.S. and Canada have avoided targeting energy trade due to deep mutual dependence on oil, gas, and electricity supplies.
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US economy adds 199,000 jobs as unemployment rate falls slightly
The US added 199,000 jobs in November as the unemployment rate declined to 3.7%, signaling continued economic resilience despite the Federal Reserve’s inflation-fighting campaign.
Biden hails ‘America’s comeback’ as 303,000 new jobs in March beat forecast
The US added 303,000 jobs in March, surpassing economist forecasts of 192,000 positions. The unemployment rate fell to 3.8% in the 39th consecutive month of job gains.
Warsh is sworn in as the Fed chair after Trump’s bid for greater control over the independent bank
Kevin Warsh was sworn in as Federal Reserve chair at a White House ceremony overseen by President Trump, who expressed confidence in Warsh’s leadership while asserting the Fed would remain independent.
Merz unveils sweeping reform push for Germany: Tax cuts, pension overhaul and new sick leave rules
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz unveiled a 34-measure reform package including tax cuts, pension system overhaul, and stricter sick leave policies aimed at reviving the country’s sluggish economy.
Cambridge announces investigation into professor accused of plagiarism
Cambridge University has launched an investigation into professor Jason Arday following new information about his academic qualifications and career claims amid allegations of plagiarism and embellishment.
Data Literacy Skills Seen as Key for Success in the Age of AI
A survey found 88% of parents and educators believe all students should develop data literacy skills before high school graduation, yet only 58% say schools provide adequate learning opportunities.
Departing UNCF President Reflects on How HBCUs Have Changed
Michael L. Lomax, who has led the United Negro College Fund for 24 years, will retire in June 2027 after raising over $4 billion for historically Black colleges and universities.
Researcher Accused of Espionage Files Second Lawsuit
A Chinese American chemical engineer acquitted of espionage charges filed a second lawsuit against the University of Kansas, alleging retaliation following his initial discrimination case.
Loss of International Students Could Cost Economy $3.4B
The U.S. is projected to see approximately 112,000 fewer international students enroll next academic year, potentially resulting in $3.4 billion in lost economic contributions and nearly 40,000 fewer jobs.
ACLU Sues Florida International for punishing ICE protesters
The ACLU sued Florida International University after it disciplined students who silently protested immigration enforcement during a campus event in March.
Higher Ed Advocates Push Back on McMahon’s “Call to Action”
Higher education groups are urging colleges to unite in responding to the Trump administration’s reform agenda, warning that the latest “Call to Action” threatens institutional autonomy.
‘Humanity is a privilege’: Umar Khalid on his six years in an Indian jail without trial
Activist Umar Khalid has spent nearly six years in an Indian jail without trial following his arrest in 2020 on terrorism charges, which he and international human rights groups say are politically motivated.