It's impossible to walk around any park these days without being almost run over by electric bikes and scooters zooming around at 20 mph. In early 2026, the city of John Creek passed a measure allowing e-bikes on interior park paths. Since then, e-bikes and e-scooters have been, to some, plaguing parks. Yet, outside suburban parks, in big cities like Atlanta and New York City (NYC), e-bikes aren’t just used for recreation...

Following the second World War in the mid-20th century, tourism and tourist culture spiked dramatically. This was due to immense economic growth...

Just a few years ago, college athletes were paying tuition to play college Basketball. Now, they’re signing contracts and negotiating deals while simultaneously sometimes making more than professionals. The world of Name, Image, Likeness (NIL) has changed the college sports landscape as well as rules surrounding the transfer portal. NIL allows athletes to make money from things like sales of their jerseys, sponsorships, and their face being on a screen...

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Harvard University is now facing major lab closures and issues due to federal funding cuts, which threatens scientific innovation and educational opportunities. The science labs at Harvard have long been used to conduct diverse research, but the institution’s relationship with President Donald Trump suffered due to financial conflict, policy disputes and “deliberate indifference” such as alleged antisemitism occurring on campus...

Society is living in a time where the time-honored setters of trends are finding themselves following them to remain in relevance.

Around the nation, education is undergoing significant shifts, caused by policies to further improve focus and success. This takes shape in the form of phone bans and personal device restrictions, creating updated curriculum and furthering trends around learning...