Why Airport Architects Don’t Want Travelers to Depend on Signs
Are you an expert at navigating airports? Chances are, you’re actually being subtly guided by design techniques meant to keep ...
China’s SMIC Extends Rally on AI Enthusiasm, Accelerated Chip Localization
Shares in China’s largest chip maker continued to rally amid buoyant investor sentiment.
America’s Private Prison Complex Gears Up for Trump Deportation Bonanza
Private prisons and detention-services providers are getting ready to cash in on the expected largest domestic deportation ...
Satellite Images Show North Korea Boosting Arms Flow to Russia
North Korea and Russia are deepening their military cooperation, as Pyongyang ramps up the supply of arms to Moscow for its ...
A Looming Threat to Bitcoin: The Risk of a Quantum Hack
Crypto executives urge better encryption technology as a safeguard against a potential attack powered by quantum computing.
Oil Rises Amid Low Inventories
Oil prices rose in early Asian trading amid low inventories.
Schools Spend Millions on a Safety Measure to Stop Bullets. It Doesn’t Work.
Demonstrations by dealers selling window film to keep out armed attackers often mislead officials into thinking it is ...
They Banned Elf on the Shelf From Their Homes. Then Came the Questions.
Parents are heeding the warnings of others about the burden of the smiling snitch, but exiling him brings its own challenges; ...
They Helped Create DEI—and Even They Say It Needs a Makeover
The seeds of a backlash were sown when companies turned diversity into a corporate fad.
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The Week the GOP’s High Hopes Collided With Reality
Until their best-laid plans melted down on Capitol Hill this past week, Republicans had been riding high. A decisive victory ...
Gold Edges Lower; Likely to Be Volatile Near Term
Gold prices were slightly lower in early Asian trade. Gold will likely be volatile in the short term amid expectations for fewer Fed rate cuts in 2025 and a stronger dollar, Sinolink Securities said.