10 African businesses making the world’s most expensive products
Across Africa, small businesses and artisans are making some of the world’s most expensive products.
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Why Nikki Haley won’t be on the ballot in the GOP’s upcoming caucus in Nevada
After 2020’s election, Nevada legislators adjusted how the state holds its primaries. As a result, there will be a Republican primary and caucus.
Humans are depleting groundwater faster than in the past 40 years, but places like Saudi Arabia and Thailand have figured out how to boost their freshwater reserves
Groundwater is one of the world’s largest sources of freshwater, but humans around the world are depleting it faster than the planet can replenish it.
US air carrier finds loose bolts on many of its Boeing jets
Alaska Airlines CEO says many of the carrier’s Boeing 737 planes were found to have loose bolts Read Full Article at RT.com
Inside the Ukrainian school shut by war where children’s drawings of the conflict line the walls
Invading Russian troops – arms up, faces scared – drown in a river in the frontline city of Kherson as a Ukrainian soldier watches on, rifle raised.
The World’s Essential Aquifers Are in Deep Trouble
New research finds that the groundwater systems that hydrate your life are in rapid, sometimes accelerating decline around the globe. Here’s how to stop the retreat.
Inside an Election Denial Facebook Group on Primary Day
New Hampshire’s Voter Integrity Group on Facebook has almost 7,000 followers. On Tuesday, it was filled with conspiracies, confusion, and outrage.
Over half of all jobs driving the US economy could be impacted by AI, new study finds
Over half of all jobs driving the US economy will be significantly impacted by AI, according to a new study.
Brown, Yale, and Columbia are among 5 elite schools that agreed to pay $104.5 million to students after being accused of colluding to limit financial aid
Nearly 20 top schools were accused of engaging in a "price-fixing cartel" to limit aid to student-loan borrowers. They’re starting to pay up.
Republicans are urging Texas to ignore the Supreme Court at the border
Republicans are seething over the SCOTUS ruling that allows the Biden administration to cut through fencing that Texas put up at the US-Mexico border.