Presidential Debate causes complaints and uncertainties

On June 28th, former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden both participated in a high-stakes Presidential debate to address issues like Medicare and international relations.

Politics 2024.08.15 03:32 Joelle Oh

Japan is getting into the second economic bubble

Japan’s currency, the yen, has seen its value plummet to a new low, reaching 0.0062 USD per yen on July 1, 2024.

People & Events 2024.08.13 19:01 Juhee Han

Toronto’s severe flooding serves as a stark reminder of increasing global flood disasters

On July 17, 2024, Toronto experienced severe flooding, which resulted in numerous buildings and roads being flooded with water.

People & Events 2024.08.13 18:43 Chaewon Lee

United Airlines purchases SAF at O’Hare International Airport, and what is SAF?

Recently United Airlines purchased SAF at O’Hare International Airport, which is the 9th biggest airport in the world.

People & Events 2024.08.13 15:10 Chaemoon Han

ChatGPT uses more than 500ml of water per single question

Recently, Times of India reported that more than 500ml of water is used each time a question is asked to ChatGPT.

Science & Technology 2024.08.11 20:52 Sarah Kim

Kamala Harris takes over as Democratic presidential candidate

In an unexpected turn of events, President Joe Biden has withdrawn from the Democratic presidential race, handing the reins to Vice President Kamala Harris.

Politics 2024.08.11 17:43 Geonwoo Kim

Large language models may not perform the way people believe

On June 3rd, researchers at MIT released a groundbreaking study exploring the performance of large language models (LLMs) on tasks where deployment decisions hinge on human beliefs about the models’ capabilities.

Science & Technology 2024.08.10 23:16 Huitak Lee

Ticks are increasing in the Northeastern region of the United States due to climate change

The number of people suffering from ticks bites has been steadily increasing in the northeastern United States.

People & Events 2024.08.10 21:11 Dongha Kim

South Korea introduced as North Korea in the Olympics

South Korean athletes were mistakenly introduced as North Korea at the Paris Olympics opening ceremony.

Sports 2024.08.09 07:17 Yuchan Shim

San Diego Zoo welcomes the first pandas in two decades to enter the U.S.

In the span of two decades, no panda has yet to be exported to the U.S. from other countries around the world.

People & Events 2024.08.08 21:59 Yubin Kim