Commerce Secretary Mistakenly Identifies ASU and GCU as Community Colleges

Arizona Commerce Secretary Erika Smith mistakenly referred to Arizona State University (ASU) and Grand Canyon University (GCU) as community colleges in a recent phone call. The error occurred when she contacted the Admissions office of each institution, but for unknown reasons, her department’s information was outdated. ASU is actually one of the largest universities in … Read more

Colman Domingo’s Dandyism Delivers Powerful Statement at Met Gala

Colman Domingo’s meteoric rise to stardom is often attributed to his brilliant performance in Rustin, a biopic of Bayard Rustin. However, his journey to the Hollywood A-list was also fueled by his masterful embracing of Black dandyism. Dandyism, a style that deliberately evokes political and historical ideas while showcasing charisma, has been a staple of … Read more

SPD Backs Merz Coalition Deal Amid Economic Uncertainty

Germany’s Social Democrats (SPD) has backed a coalition deal with the conservatives, paving the way for election winner Friedrich Merz to become chancellor on May 6. The party nominated its leader Lars Klingbeil as finance minister in a move aimed at reviving Europe’s largest economy. In a vote that ended just before midnight, 84% of … Read more

Ukrainian Journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna Died from Torture, Organs Removal

Ukrainian journalist Viktoriia Roshchyna died under mysterious circumstances while in Russian captivity, with evidence of torture and organs removal. According to a joint media report by The Washington Post, The Guardian, Ukrainska Pravda, and iStories, forensic examination revealed numerous signs of torture and ill-treatment. These included broken ribs, neck injuries, and possible electric shock marks. … Read more

Gaza Death Toll Rises as Israel Continues Offensive

The death toll in Gaza has risen to 52,243, according to the Hamas-run health ministry, as Israel continues its renewed offensive on the territory after ending a ceasefire with Hamas in March. Palestinian officials say the war has killed over 52,000 people, mostly civilians. Women and children make up most of the Palestinian deaths, but … Read more

Knights Coach Cassidy Outcoaches Hynes in Game 5 Thriller

The series is now within Golden Knights’ grasp, thanks largely to the superior coaching of Bruce Cassidy. In Game 5 against the Minnesota Wild, Cassidy’s strategy paid off as his team edged out a thrilling win. Cassidy made several key decisions that limited the damage inflicted by the Wild’s dominant trio. Pairing top two players … Read more

Revolutionary Metagenomics Test Helps Rare Infections

Researchers at UCL and Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children (GOSH) have developed a groundbreaking metagenomic test that provides critical information on rare infections, enabling targeted treatments to patients in need. This innovative technique has been hailed as “game-changing” by one patient who had previously been told she would need to lose her eye due … Read more