Society

For thousands of years, writing has been one of the fundamental pillars of human communication, transmitting knowledge, stories and cultures down the ages. However, a new trend is gradually emerging, particularly among Generation Z. These young people, born between the late 1990s and early 2010s, seem to be losing a crucial skill that has…
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A newly published Canadian study has found that women who undergo abortions face more than double the risk of psychiatric, substance-related and suicide-related hospitalizations compared to women who carry their pregnancies to term. The study, published in the Journal of Psychiatric Research, analysed health records from Quebec…
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In a precedent-setting ruling, Berlin’s Constitutional Court has cleared a car-free referendum for legal scrutiny, advancing a plan to severely restrict private vehicles in the German capital. If enacted, the Volksentscheid Berlin Autofrei initiative would limit private automobiles to just 12 trips per person annually within the city’s…
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Apple is set to launch a groundbreaking digital passport ID feature in Apple Wallet, developed in collaboration with Bill Gates, to be unveiled in 2026. Announced at the recent Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), this feature will enable users to securely store and present digital passports for select domestic travel and identity…
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Protests have erupted in California after a teenage trans athlete thrashed female rivals in defiance of Trump’s executive order. The protests took place during a schoolgirl competition where A.B. Hernandez, a public high school junior in Southern California, sealed a place in three finals after coming top in high jump, long jump…
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Most people do not think much about science when they are in love, but science may tell a lot about love. Remember when two people really love each other, we say they have good chemistry. It is because this multifaceted and powerful emotion includes a large number of chemicals that play important roles in the various stages of falling in…
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In a world where intelligence is often equated with infallibility, a groundbreaking book by Laurence Gonzales, Everyday Survival: Why Smart People Do Stupid Things, challenges the western nations and delves into the perplexing phenomenon of why even the brightest people can make catastrophic errors in judgment. This compelling exploration…
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France-Soir and the Association BonSens.org made a series of sociological surveys, with a third wave carried out on 27 and 28 March 2025 by MIS Group. After the January and February 2025 polls, which had already highlighted a crisis of confidence in the management of Emmanuel Macron and opacity around the side effects of covid vaccines,…
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Feeling overwhelmed? Skip the treadmill and turn up the music instead. A groundbreaking international study reveals that dancing isn't just fun — it's one of the most effective ways to combat stress, outperforming traditional workouts like running or weightlifting. Published in Psychology of Sport & Exercise, the research…
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California recently joined a growing list of states offering digital driver’s licenses through “digital wallets” including Apple Wallet, Google Wallet and California DMV Wallet, Tododisca reported. The development comes amid a national push to encourage U.S. citizens to acquire REAL ID-compliant documents by May 7, when the…
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