The How of Human Connection
Key Takeaways Over twenty years ago, psychologist Christopher Peterson summarized the essence of positive psychology in just three words: “Other…
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Hypertension and Diabetes on the Rise Among India’s Poor Communities
Once considered health conditions of the wealthy, non-communicable diseases (NCDs) such as hypertension and diabetes are now spreading rapidly across…
From Economist to Instagram Sensation: Olga Noskova’s Journey to the Pinnacle of Cake Artistry
By Ancy James Olga Noskova, the Russian pastry chef whose innovative cake designs have captivated the world, has become a…
Bihar Voter Roll Dispute: SC Weighs Citizens’ Rights Against Election Commission’s Powers
The Supreme Court on Wednesday said the controversy around Bihar’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls represented a clash between the Election Commission of India’s authority to conduct elections under Article 324 of the Constitution and citizens’ constitutional right to vote under Article 326.
TSA Expands Touchless ID Screening to 15 U.S. Airports
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is taking a major step toward modernizing airport security by introducing TSA PreCheck Touchless ID, a faster and more convenient screening process now available at 15 airports nationwide.
Alphabet: The Potential “Nvidia of Quantum Computing”
When Nvidia introduced the graphics processing unit (GPU) in 1999, the chip was mostly targeted at gamers and designers. Few could have predicted that GPUs would later fuel the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution.
CEO Jensen Huang saw the hidden potential. He understood that as AI research advanced, traditional CPUs would be unable to handle the scale of data and model training required. Over two decades, Nvidia steadily refined its hardware and software, creating an ecosystem (with CUDA as its backbone) that became indispensable for AI developers.
Fed’s Musalem: Inflation Running Hot, Tariffs Adding Pressure, Labor Market Showing Strains
Federal Reserve Bank President Alberto Musalem signaled caution on the U.S. economy, warning that inflation remains stubbornly above the central bank’s target while early cracks are emerging in the labor market.
China to Send Top Envoy to India as Ties Warm After U.S. Tariffs
China will send Foreign Minister Wang Yi to New Delhi next week, in a fresh effort to ease long-standing tensions with India amid shifting global trade dynamics.