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Clothed pigs are buried in Mexico as scientists use them in search of missing

Social Responsibility

Clothed pigs buried by scientists in Mexico to simulate missing persons cases

Albert T. Gudmonson

In a remote part of Mexico, an unconventional scientific study is unfolding—one that aims to advance forensic investigations and improve the country's ability to locate victims of disappearance. Researchers are…

With a New Pop Record—and New California Lifestyle—Indigo De Souza Finds Clarity

Fashion and Trends

How Indigo De Souza Found Clarity with a New Pop Record and a California Lifestyle

Albert T. Gudmonson

Indigo De Souza, the singer-songwriter from North Carolina famous for her deep emotional lyrics and unique musical style, is experiencing a significant change in her artistic journey and personal life.…

A Texas candy company switched to natural dyes — but it wasn't easy

Health

Inside a Texas candy company’s effort to adopt natural dyes — difficulties and solutions

Albert T. Gudmonson

A candy manufacturer in Texas recently undertook a significant shift in its production process: moving from synthetic to natural colorants. While the decision aligned with growing consumer demand for more…

India overtakes China as biggest smartphone exporter to the United States, report says

Investments and Business

Report: India beats China as largest smartphone exporter to the US

Albert T. Gudmonson

India has become the leading exporter of smartphones to the United States, surpassing China for the first time. This is according to a recent industry report that emphasizes the changing…

Science and Technology

AI-Driven Fashion: Find the Perfect Revenge Dress for Your Next Sicily Party

Albert T. Gudmonson

In the current rapidly evolving digital market, shoppers are progressively desiring purchasing experiences that are customized to their personal preferences and requirements. A pioneering platform is at the forefront by…

China pitches global AI governance group as the US goes it alone

Science and Technology

China proposes global AI governance alliance as US pursues solo approach

Albert T. Gudmonson

As the development of artificial intelligence (AI) keeps transforming industries worldwide, China has put forward a proposal to establish an international organization dedicated to governing AI. This initiative seeks to…

Union Pacific to buy Norfolk in billion mega U.S. railroad deal

Investments and Business

$85 billion mega U.S. railroad deal: Union Pacific purchasing Norfolk

Albert T. Gudmonson

In a strategic move poised to reshape the U.S. rail industry, Union Pacific has agreed to acquire Norfolk in a landmark deal valued at $85 billion. This consolidation marks one…

Health

Major clinical trial’s early findings: Healthy lifestyle slows cognitive decline

Albert T. Gudmonson

Emerging data from an important clinical study indicates that upholding a healthy way of life might assist in decelerating the advancement of cognitive deterioration, bringing fresh optimism to older populations…

E.U.'s 0 billion-per-year spending on U.S. energy is unrealistic

Economy

The reality of E.U.’s $250 billion-per-year U.S. energy spending

Albert T. Gudmonson

The ambitious initiative by the European Union to allocate an estimated $250 billion annually on energy imports from the United States is facing growing examination. Experts and policymakers are questioning…

Year: 2025

Crypto kidnapping: Armed gangs on the trail of crypto-rich targets

How Indigo De Souza Found Clarity with a New Pop Record and a California Lifestyle

Inside a Texas candy company’s effort to adopt natural dyes — difficulties and solutions

Report: India beats China as largest smartphone exporter to the US

AI-Driven Fashion: Find the Perfect Revenge Dress for Your Next Sicily Party

China proposes global AI governance alliance as US pursues solo approach

$85 billion mega U.S. railroad deal: Union Pacific purchasing Norfolk

Major clinical trial’s early findings: Healthy lifestyle slows cognitive decline

The reality of E.U.’s $250 billion-per-year U.S. energy spending