Gates Foundation Takes on Poverty in US
In recent years, city leaders in Grand Island, Nebraska, observed that many workers and students were walking or riding long distances to their jobs or schools.
Technology Industry Divided over How to Govern AI Development
Technology leaders have shown major support for laws to govern artificial intelligence use.
Venezuela’s Claims on Guyana’s Territory Raise Concerns
Venezuela has increased pressure on its claim that the territory of Essequibo belongs to the country.
US Life Expectancy Rises after Drops Linked to COVID-19
Life expectancy in the United States rose by about one year in 2022 following earlier decreases linked to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Grinch Is Back with a New Christmas Story
One year has passed since the Grinch stole Christmas from the imaginary town of Whoville. Now, the green creature is back in a follow-up book called How the Grinch Lost Christmas!
Company Works with Google to Provide Energy from the Earth’s Heat
Google recently announced that it has begun using carbon-free electricity from a geothermal project to power data centers in the state of Nevada.
US States Push to End Food Waste
New York is among a growing number of states trying to limit food waste.
Toymakers Aim More Products at Older People
Toymakers are developing new games – and changing old ones – to target a different group: people over 65 years old.
Famed Diplomat Henry Kissinger Dies at 100
American former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger died Wednesday at his home in Connecticut.
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Market Grows for Costly ‘Fine Water’
They had come together in Athens for the yearly tasting competition. Their activity reflects the growing market for luxury water—with some bottles costing over $100 per liter.