
Caden Terence Pohlkamp, then a seventh-grader at Brookside Intermediate School in Friendswood, Texas, built a small remotely operated vehicle that could reach the bottom of a retention pond and bring back a water sample, then ran it through 12 different ponds around his community, according to his own project profile...

Entry-level job postings on Indeed were down 6.3 percent as of May 2026 compared with January 2025, while postings for senior-level roles rose 13.5 percent over the same period, according to the Indeed Hiring Lab's July 2026 analysis of its own posting data. Entry-level postings have been declining since they...

Viral advice articles have taken to describing the person who waves a rushed stranger ahead in line as displaying a fixed set of psychological traits, variations on emotional intelligence, situational awareness and a "flexible ego." The actual research on everyday helping behavior, running back more than fifty years, points somewhere...

Only 18.0 percent of students who began their postsecondary education at a community college in fall 2018 had earned a bachelor's degree within six years, according to the Tracking Transfer report published by the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center in March 2026. That finding covers nearly 830,000 first-time, degree-seeking students...

Fewer than 35 percent of people who start a registered apprenticeship in the United States actually finish one, according to 2021 Department of Labor data cited in a 2023 research brief from the American Institutes for Research, produced with the electrical training ALLIANCE. That figure sits underneath a genuinely rare...

The "shopping cart theory," the claim that whether someone returns a shopping cart to its corral reveals whether they are a good or bad member of society, originated in an anonymous post on the 4chan message board's /pol/ section on May 8, 2020, according to Know Your Meme's documented history...






















