UNICEF says birth registration improving but millions of children remain “invisible”
The UN agency says some 150 million children remain “invisible” to government systems, with more than half of these in
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UN says Central Africa challenged by climate crisis and political transitions
UNOCA head said there was progress in governance and conflict prevention, but said political instability and the climate crisis remain
Nintendo Switch 2 Design Appears to Have Leaked by Accessory Maker Dbrand
Accessory maker Dbrand has reportedly leaked the design for the Nintendo Switch 2 on its website. The website features the
Lawsuit alleges James Harden’s restaurant liable in 2023 Houston car accident that killed 7
A wrongful death lawsuit alleges Thirteen Restaurant By James Harden offered excessive alcohol to an "obviously intoxicated" Christian Daniel Herrera.
Understanding paralogous epilepsy–associated GABAA receptor variants: Clinical implications, mechanisms, and potential pitfalls
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Volume 121, Issue 50, December 2024. SignificancePathogenic variants in γ-aminobutyric acid type A
Opinion: Forecasts show Saskatchewan’s economic strategy is failing
Saskatchewan's lagging economy can be traced to its ongoing maintenance of one of the most inefficient and distortionary tax regimes
Patents to add AI to power grids are surging, says IEA
New patents to integrate artificial intelligence into global grids have grown sixfold over the past few years, with China driving
NFL straight-up picks, Week 15: Almost no faith in the Seahawks or Steelers in massive matchups
Our panel isn't bullish on Seahawks or Steelers upsets in games that could define the 2025 NFL Playoffs.
Today’s letters: Canada Post strike is hurting all Canadians
Friday, Dec. 13: The longer the strike lingers, the more likely it is that people and businesses will get used
Ancient genes pinpoint when humans and Neanderthals mixed and mingled
A new study says Neanderthals and humans likely mixed and mingled during a narrow time frame 45,000 years ago. Researchers
