Yoon Se Ah’s horror debut ‘Homecam’ holds special screening, garners rave reviews for ‘unique’ concept – Report

Yoon Se-ah marks her horror debut in ‘Homecam,’ a film praised for its blend of psychological horror and modern tech. A special screening in Seoul generated buzz, with viewers lauding the film’s unique concept and integration of occult themes. The story follows a single mother who installs home cameras, only to face sinister forces and…

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Oman’s new rule: Professional licenses now mandatory for food delivery agents from September 1

Oman will require all food delivery drivers and supervisors to hold professional licenses starting September 1, 2025, to standardize operations and improve service quality. Applications must be submitted electronically, with fees starting at 20 Omani rials for job seekers. Strict penalties, including fines, imprisonment, and deportation, will be enforced for non-compliance.

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Google AI Pro plan worth Rs 35,100 available free to all Reliance Jio users: These users to get access first

Reliance Industries and Google are joining forces. Eligible Jio users will receive 18 months of free Google AI Pro. This initiative aims to make artificial intelligence accessible to everyone in India. Young Jio 5G users aged 18 to 25 will be the first to benefit. The partnership also extends to enterprise AI solutions, empowering Indian…

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‘The most intense assault in history’: Why US higher education is at a breaking point under Trump

U.S. higher education faces its gravest crisis under Trump’s administration, marked by funding cuts, dismantled diversity initiatives, visa cancellations, and restrictions on academic freedom. Universities are coerced through settlements, faculty face intimidation, and research stalls. Scholars warn the assault threatens innovation, global influence, and free inquiry, pushing higher education to an existential breaking point.

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Julie Sweet education qualifications: How a liberal arts and Ivy League education shaped the Accenture CEO

Julie Sweet’s journey from a Tustin High School debate star to the CEO of Accenture showcases her remarkable leadership and adaptability. After a successful legal career at Cravath, Swaine & Moore, she transitioned to Accenture, breaking barriers as the first woman to lead the company. Sweet’s focus on AI, innovation, and diversity marks her complex…

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