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Global events on March 2, 2025, included protests in Serbia and New York, Ramadan prayers in Malaysia, a festival in Arizona, performances in London, fashion shows in Milan, cannon firings …
Global Events Illustrated: Key Moments from March 2, 2025 Read More
Acting Prime Minister Stuart Young cannot guarantee the survival of the Dragon gas deal with Venezuela following new U.S. sanctions. He stresses ongoing engagement with U.S. officials and energy partners …
Uncertainty Looms Over Dragon Gas Deal with Venezuela as U.S. Revokes Licenses Read More
J. Craig Venter’s Human Longevity Inc. is partnering with Discovery Health to offer DNA sequencing for clients at a cost of $250, aiming to sequence one million genomes within four …
J. Craig Venter Introduces Consumer DNA Sequencing Through Health Partnership Read More
Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) seeks to reduce federal spending through significant layoffs, impacting Virginia’s electoral landscape. With a large federal workforce in the state, the layoffs could …
Impact of DOGE on Virginia’s Political Landscape Ahead of Elections Read More
The nominations of the Brazilian film “I’m Still Here” for best picture and best actress at the Oscars have ignited national pride in Brazil. Fernanda Torres’s international recognition through these …
The Significance of Recent Oscar Nominations for Brazilian Cinema Read More
Nicolás Garafulic, representing Chilean rugby, prepares for the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Challenger tournaments in Cape Town. With aspirations for the Rugby World Cup, he aims to reestablish Chile’s position …
Nicolás Garafulic’s Ambitious Pursuits for Chile in Rugby Sevens and XVs Read More
China leads the world in the number of retracted scientific papers, due to widespread misconduct among researchers pressured to publish. Cases of fabricating data and purchasing fake manuscripts have highlighted …
China Dominates Global Scientific Paper Retracted Rates Due to Misconduct Read More
A 3.5-magnitude earthquake occurred in Salinas, Northern California, felt by many residents. Following it, two smaller aftershocks were recorded. Residents are encouraged to practice safety measures specific to their surroundings …
3.5-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes Salinas, California Read More
Insurers are contending with rising costs from climate-related disasters, withdrawing from high-risk areas while still facing liability pressures. With insured losses covering only 40% of total economic costs, innovative measures …
Insurers Face Rising Challenges Amidst Climate Change-Induced Disasters Read More
The City of Vancouver reported no damage to its bridges following a 4.7-magnitude earthquake. Inspections confirmed that no structural issues were found, although non-structural damage could be of concern in …
No Damage Reported to Vancouver Bridges After Recent Earthquake Read More