How Do I Treat Hair Loss? Tell Me EverythingUnderstanding the type of hair loss you have dictates the treatment.” So if you’re reading this and you’ve been experiencing hair loss for six months or more, make an appointment with a dermatologist to get to the root of the problem.
The Illusion of Skill Development in India: Decoding the Sudden Increase in the ‘Vocationally Trained’India’s vocational education system has become a numbers game, where certificates are churned out without meaningful skill acquisition.
Planning to Study in the US? 5 Challenges Indian Aspirants Need to Worry AboutIndian students seeking education in the U.S. face significant hurdles beyond academic challenges. From securing student visas amid stricter regulatio
Every Mandala Tells a SecretIf the Buddhist art is meant to guide us to enlightenment, it just as often reveals the blood, beauty, and mystery of earthly life.
Strasbourg, Ankara, Madrid: none felt like home, but in books I discovered my peopleWhere is home? The question has always intrigued and puzzled me, ever since I was a child. I was born in Strasbourg, France. Of those early years I do not remember much.
The Old World Order Is Dying. What New World Order Is Struggling to Be Born?Some of the world’s largest, oldest empires are collapsing before our eyes, with no clear sign of what will happen next. Some 2,000 years ago, an itinerant preacher, Saul of Tarsus, was writing to a wayward congregation in Corinth, Greece.
Giving Kids Some Autonomy Has Surprising ResultsIn a polarized nation, one point of agreement deserves more attention: Young adults say they feel woefully unprepared for life in the work force, and employers say they’re right.
For Gen Alpha, learning to read is becoming a privilegeJoshua McGoun, a K-12 public-school teacher in Frederick, Maryland, first noticed a change in his students about 10 years ago. They began to struggle with focus. Increasingly, younger kids were not nailing basic reading skills before third grade — a crucial window.
Experience: I paid £55,000 for a beerI’m a cricket journalist from Sydney, and in 2019 I was in Manchester to cover the Ashes. After dinner, I stopped for a beer at the Malmaison hotel. I’m pretty fussy about beer and I love an English bitter. I asked the bartender if she had any ales.
Arizona Regulators Closed a Failing Charter School. It Reopened as a Private Religious School Funded by Taxpayers.ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up for Dispatches, a newsletter that spotlights wrongdoing around the country, to receive our stories in your inbox every week. These highlights were written by the reporters and editors who worked on this story.
Fishing Coins From Trevi Fountain and Putting Wet Money to WorkThere’s a good chance that many first-time visitors to the Trevi Fountain in Rome know the drill. To ensure a return to the Eternal City, the legend goes, stand with your back to the water and toss a coin with your right hand over your left shoulder.
Gen Z Grew Up Chronically Online. Now, They're Craving 'Third Spaces.'Kayla Prowell, a 23-year-old from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, would really love a place to hang out, and ideally, not have to buy something to do so. Growing up in the South Suburb of Chicago, Prowell said it felt like there was no shortage of places to come together with friends.
‘We need dramatic social and technological changes’: is societal collapse inevitable?For someone who has examined 361 studies and 73 books on societal collapses, Danilo Brozović’s conclusion on what must happen to avoid today’s world imploding is both disarmingly simple and a daunting challenge: “We need dramatic social and technological changes.
Voices from the Dead Letter Office, by Cynthia OzickWho can deny that the letter—pen, paper, envelope, stamp—is dead, incontrovertibly, relentlessly, unforgivably, unmistakably dead? Dead as a doornail. Dead as the dodo. Dead as the hundreds of generations who had no other way to convey ideas and emotions over distances of land and longing.