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Trump’s drug pricing push sidelines Medicare negotiation program

Health

How Trump’s Drug Price Strategy Affects Medicare Negotiations

Peter G. Killigang

In the growing debate over prescription drug prices in the United States, two competing approaches have emerged — one rooted in political dealmaking and the other in structured government policy.…

A seismic shift in computing is on the horizon (and it’s not AI)

International

The Impending Computing Transformation (Not Driven by AI)

Peter G. Killigang

The realm of computation is poised for a profound shift, potentially overshadowing the current enthusiasm surrounding AI. Novel technological advancements are set to reshape our methods of information processing, data…

How drones and AI are protecting the Brazilian rainforest

International

Safeguarding Brazil’s Rainforest with Drones and AI

Peter G. Killigang

In the heart of the Amazon, a new generation of technology is emerging as one of nature’s strongest allies. Artificial intelligence and drones are transforming how Brazil monitors, protects, and…

Health

Mental Health & Society: Addressing Stigma’s Role

Peter G. Killigang

Mental health remains one of the most misunderstood facets of human well-being, largely due to persistent social stigmas. Stigma, in this context, refers to the negative stereotypes, labels, or discrimination…

Ashlynn Park of Ashlyn is the Winner of the 2025 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund

Fashion and Trends

Winner Spotlight: Ashlynn Park, 2025 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund

Peter G. Killigang

Following months of eager anticipation and a demanding creative journey, the 2025 CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund has unveiled its latest emerging talent – a designer whose creations exemplify ingenuity, perseverance, and…

Wings, fried chicken and British delicacies: How an appetite for originality transformed celebrity interviews

Culture and Entertainment

Celebrity Interviews Transformed: Wings, Fried Chicken, and British Delicacies

Peter G. Killigang

The traditional celebrity interview once adhered to a familiar pattern: courteous inquiries, refined responses, and a notable absence of unexpected moments. However, a recent cultural transformation has reshaped the way…

Culture and Entertainment

From Fried Chicken to British Fare: The Evolution of Celebrity Interviews

Peter G. Killigang

Celebrity interviews used to follow a predictable script — polite questions, polished answers, and very few surprises. But in recent years, a cultural shift has redefined how stars connect with…

Pacific Rim: 15 Things You Didn't Know About Jaegers

Culture and Entertainment

‘Pacific Rim’: A Deep Dive into Its Uniqueness

Peter G. Killigang

The realms of science fiction and action have consistently presented narratives featuring colossal creatures, unlikely heroes, and the human race's battle against overwhelming challenges. By 2013, viewers were well-acquainted with…

Sydney Sweeney’s boxing movie was a bomb. Why do we keep making boxing biopics?

Culture and Entertainment

The Boxing Biopic Curse: Sydney Sweeney’s Movie Joins the List

Peter G. Killigang

Hollywood's fascination with pugilistic cinema shows no signs of abating, despite a noticeable decline in audience engagement. The recent Sydney Sweeney vehicle, a boxing drama intended to blend athletic intensity…

Trump floats ,000 tariff rebate checks. What you need to know

Economy

Decoding Trump’s $2,000 Tariff Rebate Checks Proposal

Peter G. Killigang

Ex-President Donald Trump has put forward a novel economic initiative designed to alleviate the financial strain on American families. This proposal, which entails distributing $2,000 rebate checks linked to tariffs,…