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Girls were edging closer to boys when it came to Math. Then the pandemic hit. Now schools are fixing the ‘bad patterns’ to bridge the gap

‘We noticed very early when he had a very unusual curiosity,’ the boy’s mother told The Independent

Efforts to close the gender gap in STEM education are gaining momentum after setbacks during the COVID-19 pandemic

It’s a common scenario: a household faces mounting bills, income feels stretched, and yet, the idea of making a household budget is met with resistance. If budgeting could help manage money better, why do so many people avoid it, even when they’re struggling? The answer isn’t always about math. Emotions,…

Test yourself across a variety of subjects with this quiz 📚From geography to math, science, physics, and much more, these 38 school questions are about to prove your smarts. Whether you are a history buff, a math genius, or just love fun facts, this quiz will challenge your knowledge and…

Paying off your mortgage is a great achievement, and it also frees you from the largest monthly expenses you will ever have to face. One couple in their 50s has an opportunity to make additional mortgage payments so they can get out of debt early, but they're also thinking about…

Maybe you've heard that most AI pilots have zero ROI so far. It's like what Thomas Edison once said: “Vision without execution is hallucination."

When we say "nothing," we are not exaggerating.

A 50% tariff on Indian goods could shuffle the competitive deck in several U.S. industries, giving domestic players a rare advantage. From Hanesbrands Inc. (NYSE:HBI) to Signet Jewelers Ltd (NYSE:SIG) to BorgWarner Inc. (NYSE:BWA), companies that typically fight for margin against cheaper Indian imports may suddenly find themselves holding the…

Saving money isn’t just about math—it’s about psychology. A brilliant savings plan can crumble the moment emotions take the driver’s seat. Stackable savings routines—where you layer small, repeatable habits until they grow into something powerful—are especially fragile under emotional pressure.

Loomer, who has the ear of the president, criticized him after he hailed the ‘very important relationship’ with Beijing