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Sister Inah Canabarro of Brazil is now considered the world’s oldest living person, nearing 117 years old. This follows the recent passing of a woman from Japan. Known for her …
Sister Inah Canabarro Becomes World’s Oldest Living Person at Nearly 117 Read More
The Mozambique constitutional council will announce if it validates the results from the contentious October 9 elections, amid threats of uprising from opposition leader Venancio Mondlane. The Frelimo party candidate …
Mozambique’s Constitutional Council to Announce Election Results Validation Read More
Cyclone Chido has killed 13 individuals and affected 45,000 in Malawi, following its devastation in Mayotte and Mozambique, where it caused multiple casualties. The storm caused injuries to nearly 30 …
Cyclone Chido Devastates Malawi: 13 Lives Lost and 45,000 Affected Read More
The CLEO Institute unveiled a thought-provoking performance at Miami Art Week named “Our Present, Icarus’ Future” to highlight the urgent climate crisis. The exhibit featured narratives through art that showcased …
A Heartbeat for the Future: CLEO Institute’s Art Exhibit Promotes Climate Action Read More
Meta’s report on the 2024 elections highlights limited AI impact on disinformation due to strong moderation measures. Despite fears, AI’s role in electoral misinformation was modest, with rapid removal of …
Meta Reports Modest AI Impact on 2024 Global Elections Amid Concerns Read More
Meta reports that less than 1% of misinformation during the 2024 election was AI-generated, emphasizing their ongoing efforts to monitor and combat misinformation. Nick Clegg outlines strategies for election integrity …
Meta Reports AI-Generated Misinformation Under 1% in Election Cycle Read More
At COP29, Claver Gatete of the ECA urged global leaders for urgent climate action, stating that the costs of inaction are far greater than investment needs. He detailed a five-step …
ECA’s Claver Gatete Calls for Immediate Climate Action at COP29 Read More
Mark Kirk and colleagues examined 717 Arizona tiger salamanders over 32 years, revealing that climate significantly influences adult forms. Longer growing seasons encourage terrestrial metamorphosis, while cold winters and limited …
Climate’s Impact on the Adult Forms of Arizona Tiger Salamanders Read More