The Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to researchers studying poverty alleviation
The Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to researchers studying poverty alleviation
A new study revealed that adequate sleep improves students' academic performanceThe city implemented a new parking system to make parking easier
A major food company planned to reduce the amount of sugar in its productsScientists discovered a new way to generate electricity from wasteThe school board approved the construction of a new elementary school
Researchers found that interacting with pets can lower blood pressureThe government started a program to help small businesses use digital technology
A tech startup launched an app to help people manage their personal finances
Doctors urged people to get regular eye exams to detect vision problems earlyThe country’s GDP grew by 1.5 percent in the last quarter driven by service industries
A historical society opened a museum exhibit featuring vintage photographs of the cityResearchers found that playing musical instruments improves memory in older adults
A music festival announced it will use 100 percent renewable energy for next year’s eventThe city council voted to add more bike lanes to reduce traffic congestion
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- ·The stock market reached a new all-time high on Thursday driven by strong earnings from tech and healthcare companies
- ·A tech company donated 300 old laptops to a school for low-income students
- ·Mathematicians solve complex problem in algebra that has puzzled experts for decades
- ·The school district added a program to help students with learning disabilities succeed in class
- ·Scientists develop new method to recycle plastic waste into building materials
- ·An energy company announced it will close all coal-fired power plants by 2028
- ·A new study indicated that keeping pets can improve the mental health of the elderly
- ·Heavy rainfall in coastal areas forced the evacuation of over 300 residents from low-lying homes
- ·A school started a chess club that competed in a regional tournament and placed third
- ·The city hosted a music festival with local bands and international artists performing
- ·A new report showed that global tourism numbers have returned to pre-pandemic levels this year
- ·Farmers are experimenting with new crop varieties to withstand drought
- ·The country’s military announced it will conduct a series of training exercises next month to enhance national security.
- ·A fashion boutique started selling vintage clothing alongside new items to promote sustainable fashion
- ·A farm started selling fresh herbs and spices at a local farmers market
- ·Tech firm Amazon unveiled a new delivery drone designed to handle heavier packages
- ·A city launched a campaign to reduce litter in public areas
- ·A library added 5,000 new books to its collection including 1,000 titles in foreign languages
- ·The city installed a new parking meter system that accepts credit cards and mobile payments
- ·Study finds that learning American Sign Language improves cognitive flexibility in kids
- ·A airline increased the number of seats in economy class while keeping the same legroom
- ·A tech startup launched a new app that helps users track their carbon footprint and make more eco-friendly choices
- ·The railway service announced discounted fares for senior citizens and people with disabilities
- ·A city installed new public art installations in downtown areas to attract tourists
- ·A university announced it will offer a new degree program in renewable energy engineering
- ·A airline increased the number of seats in economy class while keeping the same legroom
- ·Biologists track migration patterns of humpback whales using underwater microphones
- ·A space agency successfully launched a satellite designed to monitor climate change
- ·Local farmers reported a record harvest of apples thanks to mild weather and new fertilizers
- ·A university awarded scholarships to 50 first-generation college students
- ·A city launched a program to help refugees integrate into society with language classes and job training
- ·A major airline confirmed it will resume direct flights to three Asian cities next month
- ·Local bookstores reported increased sales of self-help books during the start of the new year
- ·The school district installed high-speed internet in all schools to support online learning
- ·A museum offered free guided tours for school groups to teach kids about history
- ·The government announced a $520 million program to improve rural healthcare facilities