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The hepatitis B vaccine has sharply cut infections in children. Why are some against it?

Health

The hepatitis B vaccine protects children, but why do some people object?

Peter G. Killigang

The hepatitis B vaccine has significantly reduced the number of childhood infections globally. However, regardless of its proven efficiency, certain groups still express doubt or refuse its application. When the…

From the Train to the Front Row—Subway Hands Photographs the Best Hands at NYFW

Fashion and Trends

From the Train to the Front Row—Subway Hands Photographs Memorable Hands at NYFW

Peter G. Killigang

New York Fashion Week showcases elegance, innovation, and precision. Subway Hands, a photography endeavor focused on capturing hands, demonstrated how a basic movement can convey a lot about style and…

Smiles Are In at NYFW—See Phil Oh’s Best Street Style Photos From the Spring 2026 Shows

Fashion and Trends

Phil Oh’s Favorite Street Style Photos From NYFW Spring 2026—Smiles Shine

Peter G. Killigang

The Spring 2026 shows at New York Fashion Week were more than just the catwalk; they embraced happiness, individuality, and daring street fashion. Photographer Phil Oh documented the standout moments,…

'It's still so relevant': The power of Stephen King's first - and most disturbing - novel The Long Walk

Culture and Entertainment

‘Stephen King’s The Long Walk: Why Its Disturbing Power Endures’

Peter G. Killigang

The debut novel of Stephen King, The Long Walk, remains a haunting investigation of social topics, human endurance, and the dark sides of competition, even decades after its initial release.Released…

As world gets hotter, Americans are turning to more sugar, study finds

Health

Americans turn to sugary foods as climate warms, study reports

Peter G. Killigang

The link between climate change and eating habits is receiving increased attention, with new research proposing that rising temperatures could be impacting dietary choices in surprising manners. Studies reveal that…

Economy

Hyundai says opening of raided plant to be delayed

Peter G. Killigang

Hyundai has disclosed that the planned reopening of a major production site will be postponed following an official raid that has garnered considerable interest in the automotive sector. The corporation,…

Economy

July sees no economic growth in UK

Peter G. Killigang

The UK economy remained unchanged in July, emphasizing ongoing challenges for both businesses and households. This lack of growth mirrors wider patterns impacting consumer spending, investment, and general economic trust.The…

US inflation rises ahead of key interest rate decision

Economy

US inflation climbs prior to key interest rate decision

Peter G. Killigang

The latest economic data from the United States reveals that inflation is once again on the rise, creating uncertainty just before policymakers announce their next move on interest rates.The topic…

TV cooking shows are dying out - this cronut* holds the secret to why (*croissant-donut)

Culture and Entertainment

TV cooking shows in decline – what the cronut* teaches us (*croissant-donut)

Peter G. Killigang

Television culinary programs, which used to be a mainstay of evening entertainment, are seeing a decline in viewership, and the cronut—an amalgamation of croissant and donut—provides an understanding of the…

Science and Technology

Intensive training in artificial intelligence with CenteIA Education and Armand Pujadó

Peter G. Killigang

Armand Pujadó, a distinguished professional in the design of robots and specialist in creating AI chatbots, is regarded as a top global consultant in the realm of Artificial Intelligence. His…