What never sleeps, watches your every move, and is ready to judge you for it? If you said AI traffic cameras, you're spot on. Governments all over the world are rolling these out as a high-tech fix for catching traffic violations and making roads safer. On paper, it sounds pretty ...
Love marriage or arranged marriage? It's one of those questions that always seems to come up at family dinners and gatherings. Arranged marriages used to make people think of strict old-school traditions, but these days they're a lot more about finding compatibility while still giving people a say in who ...
Imagine buying a mystery toy for a few dollars—you don’t know what’s inside, and it could be something common or something rare and valuable. That’s basically what “loot boxes” in video games are. Players pay small amounts for virtual crates filled with random items like character outfits, weapon skins, or ...
Junk food is starting to disappear from a very visible place in Abu Dhabi: billboards. The city recently banned outdoor advertising for unhealthy foods and drinks, adding to earlier efforts across the United Arab Emirates to keep junk food out of schools. It’s just one example of a bigger shift ...
Mining has been Zambia's economic backbone for more than a century — though it's really more of a copper backbone than gold. It's built cities, created thousands of jobs, and kept the government's coffers from running dry. The country is literally sitting on a fortune in minerals, which sounds great ...
Canada's long-term care system is struggling to keep up as more people live longer and need help as they get older. The reality is pretty straightforward: Canadians are aging, and a lot of them end up dealing with chronic health issues that make it hard to manage on their own. ...
