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Trial by Combat: The Medieval Legal Loophole Nobody Ever Quite Closed
In 2015, a Staten Island lawyer facing a lawsuit did something almost nobody tries anymore: he formally asked a New York court to let him settle the case with a duel to the death.
Mehul Bansal
Aug 1


Could Earth Run Out of Sand?
Picture the last beach you walked on.
Amali Subodha
Aug 1


Why Are Oceans Becoming Louder?
Have you ever imagined the ocean as a noisy place?
Ravichandran Harini
Aug 1


Navigating the Data Silos: The Fragmentation of Global Internet Governance
The concept of a single, unified global internet is fracturing rapidly.
Niveditaa chakrapani
Jul 27


The Global Shift Toward Mediation in International Commercial Arbitration
The landscape of cross-border business disputes is undergoing a significant transformation.
Mehul Bansal
Jul 27


Beyond the Big Screen: The Evolution of Global Spectacle
The entertainment industry is currently navigating its most profound technological shift.
Niveditaa chakrapani
Jul 27


The World's Most Valuable Resource Isn't What You Think
Ask someone to name the resource that will shape the twenty-first century, and most will say oil or gold. The real answer is quieter, cheaper, and far more essential: clean water.
Ravichandran Harini
Jul 27


FLO Released Their New Song – Remedied
FLO released their new song, Remedied, on July 24, 2026, via Republic Records. It is the third single from their sophomore album Therapy At The Club, which is set to be released on August 7, 2026. The song appeared in the Liquid I.V. commercial before its release.
Wanjiru Waweru
Jul 27


Before ChatGPT: The Journey That Changed Artificial Intelligence Forever
Every day, millions of people open a chat window and ask a machine to draft an email, explain a concept, or generate an image in seconds.
Ravichandran Harini
Jul 24


The Race for Critical Minerals
A single electric vehicle battery pack contains roughly eight kilograms of lithium, fourteen kilograms of cobalt, and dozens of kilograms of nickel and graphite, minerals mined from Chilean salt flats, Congolese hillsides, and Indonesian rainforests, then refined thousands of miles away before ever reaching a factory floor.
Ravichandran Harini
Jul 24


Why Do We Dream?
She wakes at 4 a.m., heart pounding, certain she has just taken a final exam for a class she never attended, in a school that no longer exists.
Ravichandran Harini
Jul 24


Why Do Humans Rule the World?
A cheetah can outrun any human alive. An eagle can spot a rabbit from a mile in the sky.
Ravichandran Harini
Jul 24


Dr. Manvendra Singh: Shaping the Future of AI-Driven Governance, Strategic Management, and Public Policy
In the twenty first century, societies are undergoing one of the most significant transformations in human history. Artificial Intelligence is redefining governments, businesses, universities, and public institutions at an unprecedented pace.
S. Adam
Jul 22


Prof. Dr. Kirandeep Singh: A Distinguished Scholar Advancing Language, Literature, and Academic Excellence
For more than two decades, Prof. Dr. Kirandeep Singh has exemplified academic excellence, scholarly leadership, and an unwavering commitment to the advancement of language, literature, and cultural studies. Currently serving as Professor and Head of the Department of Punjabi, Hindi and Library Science under the School of Liberal and Creative Arts at Lovely Professional University (LPU), he has played a transformative role in strengthening higher education through teaching.
S. Adam
Jul 22


Pakistan Faces Political Uncertainty Amid Economic and Security Challenges
Pakistan is facing increasing political uncertainty as economic instability, rising inflation, and security concerns continue placing heavy pressure on the country’s leadership ahead of a highly sensitive political period.
Amali Subodha
Jul 22


The Future of Remote Work
At 9am in Lisbon, a product manager logs into a video call.
Amali Subodha
Jul 22


Can AI Be Trusted?
A radiologist looks at a scan flagged by an AI system as "likely benign." The software has been right thousands of times before.
Ravichandran Harini
Jul 22


Tyla Revealed the Tracklist of A*POP
Tyla revealed the 14-song tracklist of her sophomore album, A*POP, which is set to be released on July 24 via Epic Records.
Wanjiru Waweru
Jul 22


Stop Copying. Start Learning.
"AI just copies everything from the internet." It is a line heard often, usually delivered with a shrug, as if a language model were a giant photocopier with better manners.
Ravichandran Harini
Jul 19


The Global Semiconductor Race
Inside a hospital ventilator, a Mars rover, and the phone in your pocket sits the same essential ingredient.
Ravichandran Harini
Jul 19
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