MIT decided to require SAT and ACT scores from the applicants again

MIT, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, has announced its decision to revert to requiring SAT and ACT scores from the applicants, shifting from optional to mandatory criterion for admissions.

Education 2024.03.05 18:09 Yuna Lee

Kim Jong Un and North Korea no longer pursue reconciliation with South Korea

In a startling announcement made late in the month of February, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un declared that both he and the nation of North Korea would no longer seek reconciliation with their southern counterpart and are now preparing for war.

Politics 2024.03.05 00:26 Aiden Roh

Junwei Wang's discovery links prolonged TV and video viewing to a higher risk of nocturia

Dr. Junwei Wang, a distinguished doctor from the Department of Urology at Wenling Hospital Affiliated with Wenzhou Medical University, has unveiled a significant correlation between prolonged TV and video viewing in adults and a heightened risk of experiencing nocturia – the need to wake up and urinate during the night.

People & Events 2024.03.04 02:21 Suh Kyung (Chloe) Yu

As Trump wins over South Carolina, debate over immigration policies rise

As the South Carolina Republican Primary comes to a close, with Trump winning over Haley’s state, the dispute over immigration laws comes up once again.

Politics 2024.03.03 06:19 Chaewon Lee

NVIDIA valued at $2 trillion, the all-time high in New York stock market

NVIDIA has reached a new peak of $2 trillion this week.

People & Events 2024.03.02 06:03 Siyeon Kim

The 50th Yale Model United Nations successfully ends

The 50th Yale Model United Nations, also called as YMUN 50, comes to an end with a lot of highschool students worldwide visiting Yale University in New Haven, New York, USA.

People & Events 2024.03.02 01:42 Yuna Lee

South Korea passes bill banning dog meat consumption

On January 9th, 2024, South Korea approved a bill that strictly prohibits the sale of dog meat, with enforcement scheduled for 2027.

People & Events 2024.03.01 02:25 Sojin Kim

One dead, and multiple injured after shooting at Super Bowl parade

In a shocking turn of events, the joyous atmosphere of the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory parade in Missouri was shattered by a deadly shooting, leaving one person dead and 21 injured.

People & Events 2024.03.01 01:45 Yuchan Shim

Spirit and JetBlue appeal blocked merger, leaving consumers unsure of consequences

On January 16, 2024, an American federal judge blocked JetBlue Airline’s proposed $3.8 billion acquisition of Spirit Airlines, preventing the combining of the two airlines into one company.

People & Events 2024.02.28 22:32 Matthew Park

U.S. consumer sentiment sees largest rebound in 33 years

U.S. consumer confidence has surged, reaching its highest point in 33 years.

People & Events 2024.02.28 20:44 Daniel Yejoon Ko