Columbia University's Stathis Gourgouris challenges conventional notions of humanism and democracy in his book Nothing Sacred. Reexamining Aristotle's political animal, he advocates for anticolonial humanism and radical democracy. Gourgouris highlights society's creative capacity and urges rethinking political frameworks for a more equitable world, blending insights from diverse disciplines and historical contexts.
Harris, the likely Democratic presidential nominee, will meet Netanyahu during his visit to Washington, even as she skips his address to a joint session of Congress.
Kim Cheatle's decision comes in response to calls for her resignation from both Democrats and Republicans following a heated congressional hearing on July 22 about the shooting.
So far, Harris has been backed by more than the 1,976 pledged delegates required for her nomination on the first ballot, with supporters rallying behind her in their effort to defeat Republican Donald Trump.
New research from Harvard suggests that intensive diet and lifestyle changes may slow cognitive decline and improve cognitive abilities in early Alzheimer's patients. The 20-week study showed promising results but required more extensive, longer trials for confirmation. Participants followed a strict vegan diet, exercised daily, reduced stress, and engaged in social support, leading to improved cognitive performance and biomarkers.
Northwestern engineers have developed low-cost, soft actuators that mimic human muscles, making robots safer and more flexible. These 3D-printed devices enable diverse motions, like worm-like crawling and bicep-like lifting. Unlike traditional actuators, they stiffen when used, enhancing performance. This innovation could revolutionize robotics, allowing the robots to perform tasks previously deemed impossible.
Bloomberg Philanthropies' $1 billion donation to Johns Hopkins University will make medical school tuition-free for many students and expand financial aid for various graduate programs. This transformative gift reduces financial barriers, promotes diversity, and supports future leaders in medicine, public health, business, and more, significantly impacting students' lives and careers.
Fifth anniversary of the National Technical Textiles Mission (NTTM). Let’s learn more about this mission
With a growing customer base and the introduction of innovative business models, the e-retail market in India is expected to triple in size
The Reserve Bank of India Governor recently emphasized the need for a balanced approach in Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Private Sector Collaborative Forum
The Ningaloo Reef, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is currently experiencing an exceptional mass coral bleaching event off the western coast of Australia
The government has announced plans to launch "Sahkar Taxi," a cooperative ride-hailing service that will directly benefit drivers
India’s immigration shake-up: Foreign visitors to be tracked 24/7 under new bill
Jaishankar slams Pakistan at UN over minority persecution
Tensions rise as Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee faces student protest at Oxford University
Maharashtra minister warns police: Arrest comedian Kunal Kamra, don’t test our patience
First partial solar eclipse of 2025 to illuminate northern hemisphere on March 29
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