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What happens when you read hundreds of poems written by Gen Z? One educator found an unexpected answer

Beyond Anxiety and Screens: Young Poets Reveal the Hidden Resilience of Generation Z. (AI Image) There is no shortage of headlines describing Generation Z as anxious, lonely and overwhelmed. Rising mental health concerns, endless screen time, climate anxiety and an uncertain future have become common themes whenever people talk about young people.But what if those…

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Tiny reef fish flourished beside islands filled with seabirds; where rats removed the birds, the entire underwater food chain took another route

Ecosystems work with each other no matter how far or disconnected they are. Animals and birds have impacts on each other’s lives and deaths. According to a new study, invasive rats on tropical islands are creating winners and losers among tiny underwater animals near the bottom of the food chain that inhabit surrounding coral reefs….

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‘Conditions not best for javelin throwers’: Neeraj Chopra after reaching CWG 2026 final – WATCH | Commonwealth Games News

Neeraj Chopra (PTI Photo) NEW DELHI: Neeraj Chopra qualified for the men’s javelin throw final at the Commonwealth Games 2026 despite difficult weather conditions in Glasgow. After finishing fifth in the qualification round with a best throw of 79.61m, the Olympic champion said the cold and changing winds made it tough for all athletes. However,…

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‘Spider-Man 5’ already in the works? Tom Holland’s cryptic response fuels speculation amid record-breaking ‘Brand New Day’ box office opening |

Tom Holland is the box office’s new king with his record-breaking release of ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’. The film, which released on July 30, has been winning praise from fans, critics and fellow film buffs, with many hailing the film as the ‘best Spider-Man movie yet’. ‘Spider-Man 5‘ in the works? Amid the massive buzz…

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Africa’s Lake Chad has shrunk by 90% since 1960, now the government is paying $50 billion to redirect water from the Congo River Basin into the lake

In 1823, British explorers Hugh Clapperton, Dixon Denham and Walter Oudney were some of the first Europeans to document the lake and the surrounding kingdoms. He was struck at the sight of one of Africa’s largest inland lakes. But two centuries later, about 905 of the lake’s surface area has shrunk, leaving only a sliver…

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