The Second-Ever Commercial Landing on the Moon
On the morning of March 3, on an enormous basin in the northeastern part of the moon’s near side, a spacecraft made its descent. Named after a rare species of fireflies and standing at 6.6 ft...
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Nigeria’s Technological Transformation
Ever since the COVID-19 Pandemic swept the world, numerous nations have taken the last five years to rebuild their social infrastructure, regional economies, and technological advancements. While many countries in Western Europe – Switzerland and Britain...
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Big Tech’s War on Journalism: Can Independent Media Survive?
For the better part of the 21st century, journalism’s relationship with Big Tech has resembled an uneasy truce. Media outlets depended on platforms like Google and Facebook for visibility, while these tech giants relied on journalistic...
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SHEIN is Changing E-Commerce
In the rapidly evolving landscape of cross-border e-commerce, Shein has emerged as a dominant force, reshaping consumer behavior and challenging traditional retail models worldwide. This essay delves into Shein’s unprecedented growth, its innovative business strategies, global...
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The Ethics of Tech: Should Companies Be Held Accountable for AI Bias?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a speculative concept confined to research labs and science fiction; it is a tangible force shaping industries, economies, and societies at large. However, as with all powerful tools, its application...
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India’s Space Project Tracks Unwanted Debris
India’s swift progress in space exploration and satellite launches has established the country as a significant contender in the global space race. As the Indian Space Research Organisation broadens its activities, the buildup of inactive satellites,...
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The U.S. Healthcare Industry: A Deep Dive
When UnitedHealthcare’s chief executive Brian Thompson was murdered in December 2024, thousands of people flooded the internet to make jokes and rejoice over his death, as if he were some tyrant. In some ways, he was....
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The Quantum Race: Microsoft’s Bold Million-Qubit Promise
On February 19, 2025, Microsoft announced what is supposedly a breakthrough in the quantum computing industry: the Majorana 1 quantum chip. In this article we will break down this complex advancement that has taken the quantum...
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Balochistan Train Attack: Hostage Crisis and Rising Tensions
On March 11, 2025, the Balochistan Liberation Army attacked a passenger train called the Jafar Express. According to security officials, the train passed through a tunnel while the attackers blew up the railroad track. At the...
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Algorithms That Betray Reproductive Rights
Technology has emerged as both a champion and saboteur of reproductive rights. Where algorithms dictate everything from our playlists to our menstrual cycles, digital platforms have become lifelines for countless women navigating the labyrinth of reproductive...
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Govt & Politics / North America / Opinion
Op-Ed: Disinformation Is Tearing Democracy Apart
January 9, 2025
