A new challenge to firearm regulations reaches the nation’s highest court The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case involving a Hawaii law that limits where individuals may carry firearms. The legislation, enacted in 2023, prohibits carrying guns on private property open to the public—such as restaurants, bars,
New studies highlight the role of AI in universities Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly becoming part of daily academic practice. University professors across different disciplines are turning to generative AI tools to design lesson plans, create interactive assignments, and manage administrative tasks more efficiently. Recent research indicates that a large
Introduction Former President Donald Trump’s administration promoted the deployment of National Guard troops in several U.S. cities, citing concerns about rising crime rates. These actions have generated a mix of responses, ranging from support by certain governors to legal challenges in multiple states. Cities involved in deployments or requests Thousands
Debate on domestic military involvement Former President Donald Trump recently defended the idea of deploying U.S. troops within the country, describing the situation as an effort to confront what he called the “enemy within.” Speaking to senior military leaders in Quantico, Virginia, he stated that the armed forces could play
Former President Donald Trump’s recent announcement about sending troops to Portland, Oregon, and Memphis, Tennessee, has sparked renewed debate over the use of military forces in U.S. cities. Trump stated that the deployments aim to protect federal facilities and address what he described as rising levels of crime. Local Reactions
Police open investigation after discovery on European flight Authorities reported that a body was discovered inside the landing gear compartment of a commercial aircraft that arrived in Charlotte, North Carolina, from Europe. The incident occurred Sunday morning when maintenance staff inspected the aircraft after landing. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police stated that the
Business Leaders Highlight New Momentum for Transatlantic Collaboration International leadership took center stage in New York as Javier Cárdenas Moreno, CEO of Rhino Equipment, met with Prince Félix of Luxembourg. They discussed emerging opportunities in global development. The meeting, held at the Harvard Club of New York, brought together executives,
Academic and Corporate Leaders Join Forces at the United Nations During the 2025 United Nations activities, Javier Cárdenas Moreno, CEO of Rhino Equipment, met with Janette M. Núñez, President of Florida International University (FIU). They discussed how academic institutions and business leaders can jointly accelerate global development. Their exchange highlighted
UN incident highlights how protection systems operate Escalators are among the most widely used transportation systems in public spaces such as airports, train stations, and government buildings. Their design includes multiple safety mechanisms that can automatically stop the machine to prevent accidents, as seen recently at the United Nations headquarters.
The role of rules in Indiana classrooms In several Indiana schools, strict codes of conduct are seen as essential to maintaining calm classrooms and productive learning environments. While these policies have been credited with supporting academic achievement, they have also sparked discussions about their impact on students with disabilities. Suspensions
Puerto Rico stood still for 13 unforgettable minutes as Bad Bunny transformed the Super Bowl halftime show into a historic celebration of culture, identity, and representation. Across San Juan and towns throughout the island, daily routines stopped, conversations paused, and thousands gathered in homes, bars, beaches, and public plazas to
Japan entered a new political phase after Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi delivered the most decisive electoral victory in the modern history of the ruling party, consolidating power in a snap vote held under unusually difficult conditions. Despite the shortest campaign period of the postwar era and severe winter weather across
A massive sewage leak into the Potomac River is now expected to take months to fully repair, after officials discovered severe structural damage and a major blockage inside a collapsed sewer pipe. The incident, which occurred roughly eight miles from the White House, has already released approximately $243 million gallons