2022-06-27 Researchers Discover World’s Largest Bacterium
The largest-known bacterium is changing researchers’ ideas about what is possible for bacteria, Earth’s most ancient life form. The organism…
2022-06-27 Southeast Asia, Latin America Set to Gain in Post-Pandemic Supply Chains
Companies across the world are re-examining their sources for many kinds of goods because of supply issues linked to the…
2022-06-26 Why Sri Lanka’s Economy Collapsed and What Is Next
Sri Lanka’s prime minister recently said his nation’s debt-stricken economy has “collapsed.” The South Asian island country is running out…
2022-06-26 5 Planets Align in the Sky in Rare Formation
The five major planets in our solar system have lined up in a rare formation that sky watchers can see…
2022-06-26 South Sudan Families Still Forced to Sell Girls into Marriage
In South Sudan, the arranged marriage of a young girl to an older man often brings the girl’s family wealth…
2022-06-26 Scientists Study an Organism That Turns Snow Red
Scientists are trying to learn more about microorganisms that turn snow red and might cause snow to melt faster. Recently,…
2022-06-26 Italians Debate Which Pizza Is Best
In Naples, Italy, a debate has begun about the city’s famous traditional food, pizza. Billionaire Flavio Briatore criticized the low-cost,…
2022-06-25 US Law Helps International Students Attend College, Play Sports
The United States federal law that requires women and men to have the same chances to take part in school…
2022-06-25 A Somali Boy’s Search for Food
Each morning in the Somali border town of Dollow, 11-year-old Bashir Nur Salat plans for his day’s mission behind a…
2022-06-25 US Technology Companies Take Back Job Offers
Recent college graduates in the United States are facing the loss of job offers in the technology industry. Losing job…
2022-06-25 Ukraine to Place Restrictions on Russian Books, Music
Two new laws in Ukraine aim to restrict books and music from Russian citizens. The laws will ban the printing…