‘75% of US 8th graders lag in math, while China’s students are 4 years ahead”: Vivek Ramaswamy says K-12 education must be fixed

Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy highlighted America’s worsening K-12 education crisis, noting that 75% of U.S. eighth graders lack math proficiency while Chinese students are four years ahead. Recent NAEP data confirm steep declines in math, reading, and science scores. Experts blame not just the pandemic but systemic issues, prompting urgent calls for nationwide education reform.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger directs a band in a beer tent at Munich’s Oktoberfest – WATCH

Arnold Schwarzenegger spontaneously conducted a live music band and the singing crowd at Munich’s Oktoberfest beer tent on Friday night, clearly enjoying the moment. Dressed in a traditional Bavarian-style leather jacket, the “Terminator” star was accompanied by his partner and son, and later took selfies with musicians. He has visited the festival multiple times.

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Chicago Blackhawks’ former employee sues team for discrimination, wrongful termination–says, “They don’t care”

Anthony Filomena, a former public relations manager for the Chicago Blackhawks, has filed a lawsuit. He alleges discrimination and retaliation by the team. Filomena claims he faced differential treatment due to his sexual orientation. He says he was fired after an interview with Outsports. The lawsuit states the termination was pretextual.

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The Summer Hikaru Died episode 3: Deep dive recap and review of the chilling supernatural twist

Episode 3 of The Summer Hikaru Died deepens its exploration of grief and identity through psychological horror. Yoshiki confronts the unsettling truth about the entity impersonating Hikaru, while struggling with conflicting emotions. The episode emphasizes atmosphere and emotional tension over jump scares, solidifying the anime’s position as a unique and essential supernatural series.

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