Learning & Education
Late Pope Francis’ video to young people: ‘Learn to listen to others’
In mid-January, just a month prior to his hospitalization, the late Pope Francis recorded a poignant video message aimed at the youth, emphasizing the vital skill of active listening in conversations. This previously unseen footage,
Cardinal Parolin at Novemdiales Mass: ‘Mercy takes us to heart of faith’
On Divine Mercy Sunday, Cardinal Pietro Parolin celebrated Mass in a poignant suffrage for the late Pope Francis, emphasizing that the theme of mercy serves as a vital thread, intricately weaving connections among Christians and
Tribute to Pope Francis: May his memory be a blessing
We are honored to share a heartfelt recollection of the late Pope Francis, authored by the esteemed professor who was the driving force behind a significant letter sent to Pope Francis by a coalition of
Sex shouldn’t be painful. Here’s what to do if it is
When Nicole began experiencing pain during intercourse nearly a decade ago, she was resolute in her pursuit of a solution. Frustrated and distressed, she sought help from various specialists, eventually receiving a diagnosis of labial
Columbia University agrees to ban masks on campus after $400M funding freeze by Donald Trump
The recent decision by Columbia University to implement a mask ban and extend campus police powers has ignited substantial attention and debate within academic circles, highlighting the delicate balance between government influence and the principle
History About Sherlock Holmes Who Lived His Life From The Year 1881 at 221B Baker Street, London
Sherlock Holmes is a renowned fictional detective who emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, first making his appearance in print in 1887. He was created by the British author and physician Sir
Are there mathematical ways to prove that pi is an irrational number that has no end
Originally defined as the ratio between the circumference of a circle and its diameter, pi — represented by the Greek letter π — is a fundamental constant that extends beyond the confines of geometry into
Boost for island’s fight against financial crime
The Manx government is preparing to enhance its defenses against a range of "evolving" threats posed by international criminals targeting the island's financial and online gambling sectors. These industries have increasingly drawn attention from organized
Trust In Police Has Unexpectedly Risen Up In Public Sector
According to the latest Ministry of Justice Crime and Victims Survey, public trust in police in New Zealand has shown a slight but encouraging increase, rising from 67 percent to 69 percent between October 2023
US Education Department to halve staff as Trump pushes for changes
The United States Department of Education has announced a significant reduction in its workforce, preparing to lay off nearly half of its employees as part of President Donald Trump’s initiative to meet his campaign promise
