Monthly Archives: July 2026

Jul 9, 2026 #Ireland#Economics#HousingCrisis Ireland is officially one of the wealthiest countries on the planet, beating out Germany, France, and the UK. But if you walk the streets of Dublin, you won’t see a utopia. Instead, you’ll find young professionals … Continue reading →

CNN-News1810.8M subscribers Premiered 2 hours ago #JohnMearsheimer#USIran#IranConflict Political scientist John Mearsheimer analyzes the escalating US-Iran conflict, arguing that President Donald Trump faces a difficult strategic challenge as tensions continue to rise in the Middle East. Mearsheimer discusses the importance of … Continue reading →

Demis Hassabis offers useful AI safety systemWhile others in the AI industry have issued general calls to prioritize AI safety, Google DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis has proposed an actual system. On Tuesday, Hassabis published a 1,500-word article on Twitter titled “A Framework … Continue reading →

Childhood amygdala reactivity to emotional faces serves as an isolated predictor of mid-adolescent social health, driving sex-divergent trajectories that accelerate peer integration for girls while fueling social withdrawal for boys. Credit: Neuroscience News The Amygdala Predicts Teen Isolation Years in … Continue reading →

Humanity’s Population Could Fall Much Faster Than We Think For centuries, the world’s population grew at an unprecedented pace, rising from just 1 billion in 1800 to over 8 billion today. But that era is ending. Global fertility has dropped … Continue reading →

Wednesday, July 15, 2026 A year after founder Fred Smith’s death, FedEx’s CEO charts his own path In today’s CEO Daily: FedEx CEO Raj Subramaniam is leading through a moment of “re-globalization. ”The big leadership story: New York bans new AI data … Continue reading →

Economynational debt United States’ $39 trillion national debt will mean fewer jobs at lower wages for Gen Z, according to think tank By  Eleanor Pringle Senior Reporter, Economics and Markets July 14, 2026, 7:17 AM ET A Peterson Foundation bus … Continue reading →

Academic rigour, journalistic flair Arts + CultureBusiness + Economy Education EnvironmentHealthPolitics + SocietyScience + TechWorldPodcastsInsights Share article Print article During the Troubles, a harrowing 30-year conflict over the constitutional status of Northern Ireland, music opened up alternative ways of understanding identity. Along with boxing and greyhound racing, music offered a rare site of … Continue reading →