The Middle East has seen more than its share of suffering. For over ten years, countries like Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Gaza have been torn apart by war. Hundreds of thousands have lost their lives or been injured. Now, the region is at a turning point. Will it keep fighting, or will it choose pea
First Nations people in Australia face big challenges when it comes to mental health care. They often don't get the same support as others. Digital mental health (DMH) services could help. These services use technology like phones and computers to provide support. But we don't know much about how we
Social Security is always a hot topic for retirees. It's their main source of income, so they're always on the lookout for updates. In 2025, retirees had to wait a bit longer than usual to find out about the 2026 cost-of-living adjustment (COLA). The government shutdown delayed the release of a key
Georgia Tech's head coach, Brent Key, had a lot to say after their recent loss to BYU in the Pop-Tarts Bowl. It wasn't just about the game; it was about the mindset and the value of every opportunity. Key started by acknowledging BYU's strong performance. He praised their effort and strategy, admit
Violence erupted in Syria's coastal cities following a deadly explosion at an Alawite mosque in Homs. The blast, which occurred during Friday prayers, resulted in eight fatalities and 18 injuries. Authorities suspect that explosive devices were placed inside the mosque, but no one has been arrested
The São Paulo Bienal is not just an art show. It's a big, bold idea. This year, it's all about making the world better. The chief curator, Bonaventure Soh Bejeng Ndikung, wants to go beyond just talking about diversity and inclusion. He wants to show the beauty of our world. And he's doing it with o
Donald Trump is back in the White House and making big moves. In just one year, he's changed many policies and laws. Some people like what he's doing, while others are worried. Let's look at what he's done so far. First, Trump promised to stop illegal immigration. He's made it harder for people to
Healthcare in Syria has been a hot topic for years. A recent study dug into the quality of health insurance services in the country. The research used a method called SERVQUAL to measure how well these services meet people's expectations. The study was a snapshot in time, looking at data from diffe
In 2026, colleges and universities in the U. S. are at a turning point. They face a tough mix of problems: money troubles, political pressure, and rapid tech changes. These aren't just small issues; they're testing what these schools are really for and if people will keep trusting them. Students to
In Somalia, a big problem is growing. It's not just about the fighting or the weather. It's about diseases that many people have never heard of. These are called neglected tropical diseases, or NTDs for short. They affect over 1. 7 billion people around the world. In Somalia, they are a huge issue.
