Author: Ethan Brown

In a new study published in Science, researchers revealed a jarring statistic: only 12,100 out of more than one million known insect species have been assessed by conservation scientists. That’s just over 1%—a figure that highlights how little we know about the planet’s most abundant animals, even as their populations are plummeting. Insects: Nature’s Hidden Workforce Insects are ecological powerhouses. They pollinate more than 75% of crops, break down waste,…

Tata Steel, Titan lead recovery; sectoral indices flash green after worst drop in 10 months Investors woke up to a different mood Tuesday morning. Just a day after a brutal nosedive, India’s equity markets kicked off the day with a bang—flipping the script from red to green in a matter of hours. Global jitters still lingered, but early buying and a touch of optimism helped the Sensex and Nifty claw…

Nikkei plunges 9%, Hang Seng off 8%, Nasdaq Futures sink over 5% as markets reel from historic sell-off It began with a whisper — a sharp pullback in U.S. futures late Sunday. By dawn Monday, it had become a roar. Stock markets across the globe plunged into freefall in the early hours of April 7, 2025, triggering circuit breakers, halting trades, and resurrecting memories of the worst days of 2008.…

Sweeping proposal backed by bipartisan lawmakers heads to Senate after overwhelming House vote The Georgia House has greenlit a sweeping new proposal that could change what classrooms look and sound like across the state: quieter, more focused, and entirely phone-free — at least for K-8 students. House Bill 340, better known as the Distraction-Free Education Act, passed with broad support in a 143–29 vote and now awaits debate in the…

China has called on the United States to immediately lift its latest round of tariffs, vowing countermeasures to protect its economic interests. The demand comes after President Donald Trump imposed a 34% tariff on Chinese goods, stacking onto the 20% levy introduced earlier this year. The total hike now stands at 54%, edging close to the 60% figure Trump had threatened during his campaign. Beijing Slams U.S. Trade Policy The…

College football is undergoing a seismic shift. The under-the-table recruiting tactics of the past—covert handshakes, luxury dinners, and booster-funded perks—are relics of a bygone era. Today, the game is dominated by name, image, and likeness (NIL) money, fueling a free-for-all that even veteran coaches struggle to control. And if you ask Georgia head coach Kirby Smart, the situation is spiraling out of control. On April 1st, after Georgia wrapped up…