Crumbling classrooms: Why American students are falling behind in Math and reading

American students are facing a decade-long decline in math and reading proficiency, with nearly one-third unable to meet basic literacy standards and 45% struggling in mathematics, according to NAEP. Driven by digital distractions, narrowed curricula, and widening socio-economic disparities, the trend threatens the nation’s educational foundations, demanding urgent pedagogical reforms and targeted policy interventions.

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5 Make ahead bengali sweets that deserve a try

As the festive season approaches, Bengalis prepare traditional sweets to avoid last-minute stress. Narkel er Naru, Mihidana, Muri er Moa, Gurer Sandesh, and Patishapta Pitha are classic examples. These homemade delights, made with ingredients like coconut, gram flour, puffed rice, and jaggery, evoke nostalgia and can be stored for days or even weeks, enhancing their…

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Is Jake Elliott really related to the Phillies Karen boy? Viral rumor drags Eagles kicker into fake family drama

A false rumor spread online claiming Philadelphia Eagles kicker Jake Elliott is the uncle of Lincoln Feltwell, the boy involved in the “Phillies Karen” incident. This claim, which surfaced after a Phillies game in August 2024, included a fabricated quote attributed to Elliott. However, no evidence supports any connection between Elliott and the Feltwell family.

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Divya Khosla Kumar on her experience living in slums for 20 days, says it was quite dirty: ‘I had lice in my hair…’

Divya Khosla Kumar immersed herself in slum life for 20 days to prepare for a movie role, embracing daily chores and challenging conditions. She described the slum community as surprisingly happy and supportive, despite the hardships. This experience helped her embody a fearless, street-smart character, a stark contrast to her own life.

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