Opinion

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Opinion

US Government finally Reopens after the Longest Shutdown, What should you expect?

After weeks of arguing back and forth in Congress, the US government has finally reopened. Many offices and services are going back to normal. Workers are finally going to get paid again. But what does this mean for the Youths, the students, fresh graduates and even job seeker and early

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By: Lee Wei Le

Confidence Through Curiosity : What my 6 months internship taught me...

When I first arrived at my HR internship, I felt like I had stumbled into someone else’s story. The office buzzed with a rhythm I didn’t know. People navigated spreadsheets and meetings with ease. Everyone seemed to know exactly where they fit in. Meanwhile, I just wanted to

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By: Chennojwala Maadhava Sai
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FIFA and DAZN Are Building a ‘Global Home of Football’ Launching in 2026 — Tons Of Live Matches To Become Free

Football’s next big broadcast revolution is coming — and it’s free. In 2026, FIFA and DAZN will launch a reimagined FIFA+ — a “Global Home of Football” that promises fans everywhere an all-access pass to the world’s most beloved sport. Free Coverage Of 2025 U17 World Cup Following the

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2 Min
By: A. Aman

Elon Musk and Sam Altman’s Feud reignites Over a 7.5-Year-Old Tesla Refund

Is there anything funnier than two multi-billionaires fighting over the internet? The long-running tensions between OpenAI's Sam Altman and Tesla's Elon Musk just escalated into a public spectacle this week. The drama kicked off when Sam Altman, the man building humanity's future with AI,

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By: Jovan Ng

The 99-Year Death Sentence Served to Every Singaporean Living in a HDB

Singapore: It is a reality that many Singaporeans remain startlingly unaware that their Housing and Development Board (HDB) flats, often considered the bedrock of national stability and social mobility, are in fact ticking-time clocks with a 99-year leasehold. At the end of that lease, the property does not belong to

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By: A. Aman

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