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Supreme Court rejects Trump’s bid to restrict birthright citizenship

Supreme Court rejects Trump’s bid to restrict birthright citizenship

As part of a broader push against immigration, the Trump administration attempted to restrict the nation’s longstanding birthright citizenship policy. Yet, in a turn of events, the bid was ultimately rejected by the Supreme Court. The moment we’re born, we automatically become citizens of a particular country. Beyond carrying multiple identification cards or even a passport, many of us rarely stop to consider what citizenship truly means or how it...

By Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
HR teams are constantly battling AI generated grievances

HR teams are constantly battling AI generated grievances

HR teams are reporting being bogged down by overly lengthy grievances framed around legal precedents that don’t even exist. Rearing its head on a daily basis, the culprit is generative AI. Have you ever felt so aggrieved you couldn’t articulate yourself properly? Maybe you considered letting AI be angry for you? If the answer is yes, and your choice of battleground was email, you may be one of a growing number...

By London, UK
Almost one in four European voters now back far-right parties

Almost one in four European voters now back far-right parties

New research by more than 150 political scientists has found that European voters are now almost five times as likely to vote for far-right parties as they were in 1995. Anti-establishment parties have also seen a surge in popularity.  Far-right parties are on the rise across Europe, new research suggests. Analysis by more than 150 political scientists from 21 countries was recently published by PopuList, with the study led by...

By London, UK
What does research tell us about parasocial relationships?

What does research tell us about parasocial relationships?

Parasocial relationships have always existed, but social media has made them feel more personal. For Gen Z, constant access to influencers, streamers, and idols is blurring the line between fandom and real connection. What does the research say? Have you ever watched so many interviews of your K-pop bias that it feels like you know them as a friend? Or what about when you’re watching your favourite streamer? They say...

By Midlands, UK