Author: TBC News Desk
Philippines’ inflation surges to a record high, raising hopes for additional rate increases.
According to figures from the Philippines Statistics Authority, the country's annual inflation rate for November increased by 8% year over year, making it the greatest ... Read More
An Italian man tries to obtain a vaccination certificate by using a silicone arm ruse.
In an attempt to obtain a vaccination certificate for Covid-19 without receiving the shot, a 50-year-old man tried to pass off a silicone arm as ... Read More
Following negative tests, LeBron James is cleared by the NBA’s Covid-19 health and safety guidelines.
Following a brief period of isolation from his squad as a result of the NBA's Covid-19 health and safety standards, LeBron James of the Los ... Read More
Kurz, the former chancellor of Austria, announced his departure from politics.
Austrian leader Sebastian Kurz has announced his resignation as leader of the center-right Austrian People's Party (ÖVP) following a raid by Austrian prosecutors on suspicion ... Read More
According to a research, sexual harassment is rampant in the Australian Parliament.
According to a report released on Tuesday, which was the result of an independent investigation into the workplace culture of parliamentarians, one in three employees ... Read More
“I’m not crying,” Ryan Reynolds declares in shock upon being awarded a Canadian award.
Following his Friday night receipt of Canada's Governor General's Award, Ryan Reynolds was rendered speechless. The Deadpool actor posted a video of his response on ... Read More
US Is Shaken by Violence Before Holiday
On November 22, a 39-year-old driver drove through a Christmas parade in Wisconsin, causing at least 5 deaths and 48 injuries. The suspect was released ... Read More
For the seventh time, Lionel Messi won the men’s Ballon d’Or.
Lionel Messi has won the men's Ballon d'Or award for a record seventh time at a ceremony in Paris. Messi won the last edition in ... Read More
Over 5 million people have died from COVID-19 worldwide: “Devastating milestone”
On Monday, the number of COVID-19 deaths worldwide surpassed 5 million, less than two years into a pandemic that has not only decimated developing nations ... Read More
According to Amazon, immunized employees might stop wearing masks as early as next week.
Amazon announced on Wednesday that it will shortly stop mandating face masks for workers inside warehouses who have had all vaccinations, unless mandated by law. ... Read More
Climate Change and Glacier Reaction in the European Alps
Perhaps the most noticeable indicator of Earth's changing climate is the presence of glaciers. They make it possible to see, on time scales short enough ... Read More
STEAM is the future and fortunately for students
Technology is changing company operations and what firms do, and this has an impact on how we should prepare our kids for success in this ... Read More
COVID boosts teacher regard
Thanks in part to the pandemic and parents' firsthand knowledge of what it's like to oversee a child's education, our perception of teachers has improved. ... Read More
Students Are Moving Schools and Skipping Class in the Pandemic
In October, we began to have a better understanding of how public school enrollment nationwide was impacted by the 2020 shift to remote instruction and ... Read More
Deadly Tragedies Strike Multiple US States
In central Pennsylvania on Sunday, September 19, a bus crash resulted in 24 injuries and 6 critical cases. The driver lost control of the bus ... Read More
Vaccine for Corona Virus in U.S.A
The CEO of Pfizer stated on Monday, September 27, that the company will be prepared to request permission for the vaccine for kids in a ... Read More
The ways in which various COVID-19 testing schedules can contribute to school safety
Many educators and parents are looking forward to seeing their children return to the classroom and leave Zoom school behind as October approaches. But while ... Read More
How extreme heat from climate change distorts human behavior
Nearly ten years ago, Meenu Tewari was visiting a weaving company in Surat, western India, on a hot summer's afternoon. Tewari is an urban planner ... Read More
Cold plasma could transform the sustainable farms of the future
Most days, Polytechnique Montréal physicist Stephan Reuter uses his knowledge of matter and energy to advance medical technologies. But recently, he was thinking about how ... Read More
Over 150 US universities to attend Education USA Fair 2021
The Education USA South Asia Fall Virtual Tour 2021 will be co-hosted by the US Embassy Dhaka and Education USA Bangladesh with the goal of ... Read More