Most guacamole comes from avocados grown in Mexico, which now contribute less water pollution, thanks to a 2016 trade deal.
Germany plans to eliminate checks by 2027, and Australia by 2030, but the U.S. still writes billions yearly.
Starbucks Korea’s “Tank Day” led to protests as it coincided with a sensitive historical event, sparking a PR crisis.
Sustainable practices often align with business goals. Entrepreneurs thrive when sustainability is tied to their passions.
College students worry about AI taking jobs. Surveys reveal that employers prioritize soft skills over technical abilities.
I impulsively ordered a Speedo with dinosaur tear-away trunks, a testament to social media’s persuasive power.
The V-Dem Project reports that 41% live in autocratizing states. Economic liberalization hasn’t curbed repression.
A sweeping housing measure, the ROAD to Housing Act, became law on July 11, 2026, aiming to ease the housing crisis.
The backlash against data centers grows, with over 1,200 public actions logged since 2024, highlighting concerns over grid capacity and water use.
Candidates from the Democratic Socialists of America, a group left of the Democratic Party, are gaining ground, potentially winning House seats in 2026 elections.
Millions of Americans use smartphones for ride and food orders, but gig workers face issues like surge pricing and unstable pay.
AI chatbots offer confident but sometimes flawed financial advice, exposing users to risks they might not notice until later.