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Biochar in Belgium: What Works Best for the Planet?

June 23, 2026

In Belgium’s Flanders region, scientists are asking a key question: Could turning waste into biochar actually help the environment? To find out, they studied how different types of biochar—made from green waste or chicken manure—perform under various production and usage conditions. The focus was on

entertainment

Soccer fans in Houston show off their team spirit in the World Cup

June 23, 2026

Houston isn’t just a big city—it’s a patchwork of cultures, and that becomes obvious when the World Cup rolls around. Nearly one in three people living there weren’t born in the U. S. , making Texas’ largest town feel more like a mini United Nations. During the last tournament, visitors counted 145

business

Why Samsung and SK Hynix workers now top South Korea's career and marriage market

June 23, 2026

South Korea’s chipmaking giants Samsung and SK Hynix are no longer just tech leaders—they’re suddenly the hottest players in the country’s social scene. Employees at these companies now rank above doctors and lawyers when it comes to finding a partner, all thanks to massive bonuses tied to the globa

sports

How UFC fighters get ranked now: a no-BS guide

June 23, 2026

The UFC just swapped its old voting system for a math-heavy model called the Meta UFC Rankings. Instead of polling writers every week, the league now runs fighter scores through a system called Elo—originally made for chess—to decide who sits where. Wins still matter most, but how much you rise depe

technology

AI's Role in Making Moon and Mars Living Possible

June 23, 2026

Space travel isn't just about big rockets anymore. It's about brains too—artificial ones. Getting humans to the Moon and Mars isn't just a rocket problem. It's a puzzle with pieces from engineering, medicine, and robotics. AI is becoming the glue holding this puzzle together. The Moon is far, but M

politics

A New Agreement and Rising Tensions Between the U. S. and Iran

June 23, 2026

Recent events show the U. S. and Iran are playing a risky game with their agreement. A temporary deal was signed last week after months of back-and-forth, including military strikes from both sides. The conflict started when the U. S. and Israel launched attacks on Iran over issues in the region. Ir

business

The Fed's New Leader Follows Old Ideas With New Risks

June 23, 2026

When Alan Greenspan led the U. S. Federal Reserve for nearly two decades, he shaped a way of running the central bank that trusted markets to self-correct without heavy government interference. His approach kept inflation low and growth steady for years—so much so that the period earned the nickname

politics

School struggles in Cuba due to fuel shortages

June 23, 2026

In western Cuba, six-year-old Axisa and seven-year-old Aron Alfonso are lucky—their dad rides them to school on horseback. But most kids aren’t so fortunate. A dying Soviet-era bus system means many children miss class entirely because teachers can’t even get to school. The problem? A U. S. oil bloc

politics

New housing bill aims to tackle rising home prices and supply issues

June 23, 2026

The U. S. Senate recently passed a housing bill designed to help more people buy homes as prices keep climbing. The bill now heads to the House for approval before it can become law. Lawmakers hope this move will ease some of the pressure voters feel about high living costs ahead of the midterm elec

health

Tips to breeze through summer feeling strong and energized

June 23, 2026

Summer arrives with sunshine and long days, but keeping up energy and health can feel like a juggling act. Between backyard barbecues, weekend hikes, and late-night gatherings, staying in top shape doesn’t have to be complicated. Small changes—like choosing foods that fight inflammation or keeping a