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All is fair in books and coffee at Frankfurt, despite AI anxieties and geopolitical uneaseThe Frankfurter Buchmesse this year experienced a decline in trade visitors and exhibitors amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. Many Ukrai...- Hispanic Heritage month 2026: Origin, date, events and how you can participateHispanic Heritage Month is observed annually from September 15 to October 15 throughout the United States. This month commemorates the inde...
- US Elections 2024: In shift from 2020, identity politics loses its grip on the countryKamala Harris, running for president against Donald Trump, is emphasizing patriotism and aligning with some Republicans. The political clim...
- White House altered record of Biden's 'garbage' remarks despite stenographer concernsWhite House officials edited a transcript of President Joe Biden’s remarks where he seemed to critique Trump supporters. This change led to...
- Donald Trump's New York rally attacks Kamala Harris, draws criticismIn a tight race for the White House, Donald Trump led a rally in New York, with attacks on Kamala Harris. Harris and Democrats focused on c...
- Fake images made to show Trump with Black supporters highlight concerns around AI and electionsThe emergence of AI-generated deepfakes depicting Donald Trump with Black people raises concerns about misinformation targeting Trump suppo...
- Scholastic allows elementary schools to exclude books on race and LGBTQ+ in response to state lawsScholastic, a renowned children's book publisher, has announced that elementary schools will have the option to exclude certain books relat...
- James McBride bags Kirkus Prize for fiction for period drama ‘The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store’The awards were presented by the trade publication Kirkus Reviews.
- Little progress in Hollywood? Study finds only 34.6% of top BO hits had meaningful roles for women
- Who is ‘Blue Beetle’? Know how DC Studio makes Latino superhero filmA comic character is pulled out from oblivion and turned into a live-action Latin superhero. Know how Angel Manuel Soto did it.
- Joan Didion, the 'new journalist' and a prolific chronicler of modern culture, dies at 87The writer died from complications arising due to her Parkinson's disease.
- Moderna COVID-19 vaccine shows 94.1 per cent efficacy in trial: StudyThe study, published on Wednesday in The New England Journal of Medicine, found that among over 30,000 participants randomised to receive t...
- Colson Whitehead wins Pulitzer for 'The Nickel Boys', becomes rare author to be honoured with the prize for consecutive booksThree years ago, he won for his Civil War era novel 'The Underground Railroad.'
- Here are five myths about Google that will never dieIf you are using Google's services, including search, Gmail, Maps, YouTube etc. Google knows almost everything about you.
- Text reminders increase flu vaccination rates in kidsText message reminders may increase the number of children receiving the second dose of influenza vaccine, a new study suggests.
- Using Twitter for behavioural studies fraught with biasesMost researchers are left in the dark, though others with special relationships to the sites may get a look at the site's inner workings.
- Asians, Latinos smoke more after migrating to US: StudyAsian men on average smoked 2.5 more cigarettes per day than Asian women, compared with 1.5 more cigarettes per day.
- 'Hip-hop' students in US unfairly targeted: StudyBlack and Latino "hip-hop" students in the US are disproportionately punished in urban schools, a two-year study has claimed.
- Asian-American students outperform other ethnic groupsFurthermore, the researchers found that Latino and African American male students received the lowest scores in math and science.
- US governor signs revised immigration lawThe governor of Alabama has signed a watered down version of a tough immigration law as he signaled the need for further revisions.
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