Today is not just any Election Day in Canada. It feels bigger. It feels more serious. It feels like a moment that could shape the country’s future for years — even decades — to come. Two men are at the center of it all: Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre.Two very different leaders.Two very different visions […]
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Sometimes, the very groups we expect to set an example end up getting it wrong. One of the biggest teaching unions in the UK has just learned that lesson the hard way. After what many are calling a disaster of an internal election, the union has been ordered by a court to pay £78,000. And
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Something unexpected happened this week. Apple, the tech company almost everyone knows and trusts, saw its stock go down. That may sound small, but when Apple’s stock drops, people notice. Why did this happen? Well, there are two big reasons: Let’s talk about these things in a way that’s easy to follow—even if you’re not
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It sounds like the start of a movie, but it really happened.Harvard University, one of the richest schools in the world, actually sued the Trump administration during the COVID-19 pandemic.Why?Because the government tried to block funding that was supposed to go to struggling students. Crazy, right? But it’s not as simple as “rich school grabs
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It’s hard to overstate just how much higher education has been dragged into political fights over the past few years. In America, colleges and universities were once seen mostly as places for learning, discovery, and growth. Now? They’ve become battlegrounds. And much of the recent turmoil — no surprises here — circles back to one
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In a heated day of political drama, Labour leader Keir Starmer accused the Conservative Party and Reform UK of secretly planning a coalition government. Speaking to a crowd of supporters and journalists, Starmer didn’t hold back. He said voters were being “conned” and warned that the real plan between the Tories and Reform was being
You know, when you stop and think about it, chickens really don’t get enough respect. I mean, they’re just… there. In the background. In the grocery stores. On the dinner plates. We don’t usually think about where they come from or how they were raised. But recently, something big has been happening behind the scenes.Over
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Big news for travelers:Marriott International just announced plans to buy CitizenM, one of the coolest, quirkiest hotel brands out there. Honestly, it’s not just another billion-dollar business story.This one hits different — because it’s about how we travel, what we want, and where hotels are going next. Let’s break it all down, real-talk style. First,
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It’s hard to overstate just how much higher education has been dragged into political fights over the past few years. In America, colleges and universities were once seen mostly as places for learning, discovery, and growth. Now? They’ve become battlegrounds. And much of the recent turmoil — no surprises here — circles back to one
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Marico Is Keeping Their CEO Saugata Gupta for 2 More Years. Here’s Why That’s a Big Deal (Even If You’ve Never Heard of Him) Okay, so here’s the thing. I don’t usually follow company news. I’m more into food reviews, cricket, and occasionally watching shark tank clips at 2am. But this one caught my eye—Marico,
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