Buildings are starting to use the sun's power more efficiently. But there are hurdles. Designers often don't have the right tools. They also don't think enough about how climate change will affect these systems. A new study tackles these issues. It looks at how buildings can use solar power better.
Newspapers have been a big part of daily life for many people. They were not just for reading the news. They were also used for many other things. People used them to wrap gifts, line pet cages, and even as toilet paper. This is a big change for many people. It is not just about how they get their n
A former employee of a Metro Detroit moving company is in hot water for allegedly stealing a huge amount of money. Deborah Beaudoin, who used to work as a financial controller, is accused of taking over $215, 000 from her employer, Rose Moving and Storage. The trouble started when Van Buren Townshi
People often think that shared struggles bring marginalized communities together. But what if there's another way? What if focusing on shared strengths could create even stronger bonds? Think about it. Marginalized communities have unique strengths. Resilience, cultural richness, and strong communi
Love and care are essential for strong relationships. Yet, how much people express these feelings varies greatly around the world. A large study looked at data from 22 countries across six continents. It found that the Philippines ranked highest in showing love and care, while Japan ranked lowest. C
In today's world, young Christian influencers are stepping up to fill a gap in religious guidance. They are using digital platforms to connect with millennials and Gen Z, offering practical advice and biblical insights that go beyond traditional Sunday sermons. These influencers come from diverse ba
Investors in the U. S. might soon see more options to put their money into crypto and private credit. This shift is happening because the Trump administration and the SEC want to give people more choices. However, some financial advisors think this could be risky for regular investors. The White Ho
UK police are making a big change. They want to stop recording non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs). These are things that aren't crimes but are thought to be motivated by hate. Police chiefs think this system isn't working well. They say it takes officers away from real crime and might hurt free speech
In the digital era, a surprising skill gap has emerged among young people. Many students struggle to read analog clocks, a revelation that came to light when New York City public schools implemented a smartphone ban. This ban exposed a generation that has grown up with digital devices, making tradit
In Oman, the way women are shown in media is not just about fairness. It's about sending a message. The country's leaders and influential people have specific ideas about how women should be represented. They want to show progress and modernity. But they also want to keep traditional power structure
