On Friday, the Italian Minister of Finance unleashed a political storm as he signed a rescue agreement in the euro zone involving the rescue fund of the European stability mechanism of the region, a politically toxic prospect in Rome. Roberto Gualtieri was among the ministers who signed an economic package of 500 billion euros on … Read more
The COVID-19 pandemic has redefined how the sports and entertainment industry works. Professional leagues have halted the seasons or delayed the opening, while WWE pre-recorded the WrestleMania event without a live audience. However, others are using this time to find new ways to keep their passions like gaming and their employers working while satisfying fans. … Read more
One of the heroes in Paul Hubans’ life is his 88-year-old grandmother, Audrey Buchanan, who helped raise him while his single mom went to college and went to work during his childhood. Hubans, who works as an independent video game developer, says he’s been a ‘gamer’ since he can remember. The 33-year-old remembers asking his … Read more
Having a baby, caring for a newborn, and recovering from childbirth are exhausting, stressful and often overwhelming experiences under normal circumstances. But for those who have babies in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, safety precautions, health fears and social distancing create the perfect storm of isolation and anxiety that makes the postpartum period all … Read more
Zoom in on the jet with the black hole and watch it in different radio wavelengths reveals more detailed structures. Statue: J.Y. Kim, Boston University Blazar program and the EHT collaboration. (MPIfR) A worldwide network of telescopes has produced an image of a beam of radio waves that seems to come out the center of … Read more
One day after President Andrés Manuel López Obrador slammed the door on a rescue plan to help Mexican companies overcome the coronavirus pandemic, some Mexicans are afraid that the timid response will strike a fatal blow at the small businesses that run the second largest economy in Latin America. Rather than following the lead of … Read more
Robert Reich, Secretary of Labor of the Clinton era, said that the crisis offered Biden a unique opportunity to make policy changes that he would otherwise find difficult to explain. “Even if he wants to be perceived as cautious and prudent on issues such as income support and health care, the pandemic gives him more … Read more
From the appropriate social distance, Dave offers joyful advice to a customer who is filling up with ketamine as the foreclosure of the German capital, Berlin, begins to bite. “When you think a little more would be good, go ahead and go make another bump!” he said, indifferent to the nearby police. “Everything that feels … Read more
We are still trying to identify the best applications for neural networks, machine learning and all recent advances in artificial intelligence. Among all Practical research there are many frivolous experiments be done with results that cross the line fascinating and terrifying. Automated image processing has emerged as a strong combination of artificial neural networks, fueled … Read more
China’s official manufacturing index rebounded to register an unexpected expansion in March, government data revealed on Tuesday after falling sharply in February as the coronavirus epidemic put an end to work in most of the country. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the official index of purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector rose to … Read more
