Why AI bolt-ons won’t help IT, cybersecurity weather this storm

In less than ten days, Anthropic triggered two separate stock selloffs across enterprise technology. First, its Cowork agent shook IT services stocks. Then, late last week, it launched Claude Code Security, a tool that scans software for weaknesses and suggests fixes.

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Harvard admissions lawsuit sparks debate: Here’s why academic merit matters more than ever for Ivy League hopefuls

A lawsuit by the Trump administration against Harvard University over admissions data transparency has drawn attention, but experts told CNBC that the bigger takeaway for students is rising competition and a stronger focus on academic merit. With race-conscious admissions discontinued and standardized tests returning, Ivy League acceptance rates remain extremely low, reinforcing the need for rigorous academics, strong scores, and focused profiles for future applicants.

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AMD bets big on India’s AI ambitions with Helios; open ecosystem push

Senior VP Thomas Zacharia outlines roadmap spanning exascale computing, PPPs, & deeper India engagement.

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Vermont report card finds majority of students below proficiency in Math and English

Vermont's latest education report card reveals a worrying trend: a majority of students are performing below proficiency in math and English. Graduation rates have also seen a significant decline. These findings are fueling a heated debate over education reforms, with Governor Scott advocating for major changes while education leaders urge a focus on student needs over political agendas.

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UP Police Home Guard recruitment 2026: Check steps to apply and other details here

Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board has opened applications for 41,424 Home Guard posts, launching one of the state’s biggest volunteer recruitment drives. The November 18, 2025 notification outlines eligibility, age limits and a multi-stage selection process comprising written, physical and medical tests. Online applications close on December 17, 2025, through the official portal.

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GATE answer key 2026 expected to be released soon at gate2026.iitg.ac.in: Check details here

The Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati has concluded GATE 2026, and candidates are now awaiting the provisional answer key. Expected within a week of the final exam, the key and response sheet will help aspirants estimate their scores. An objection window will follow before the final key is issued on the official website.

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Harvard ends women’s symposium as DEI focus shifts to gender‑neutral program

Harvard University has cancelled a long-standing symposium for women faculty due to legal concerns over single-gender events. While the university plans a gender-neutral replacement, faculty worry about reduced mentoring and networking for women scholars. The move aligns with Harvard's broader review of diversity programs amid federal scrutiny, aiming to balance legal compliance with faculty support.

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OpenAI developing AI devices including smart speaker: Report

OpenAI has more than 200 people ​working on a ​family of AI-powered devices that will ​include a smart speaker and possibly smart glasses and a smart lamp.

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Livspace lays off 1,000 employees, cofounder Saurabh Jain exits amid AI-led overhaul

A spokesperson for the Bengaluru-based startup said in a statement that the workforce reduction was part of a measured, phased transition as the company integrates AI agents and automation across core functions, including sales, design, operations and marketing.

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Lucid trims 12% of workforce as it seeks profitability: Report

Lucid is ​laying off 12% ‌of its ⁠workforce ⁠to "improve ​operational effectiveness ​and optimize our ​resources ⁠as ‌we ​continue ​on ⁠our path toward ​profitability," TechCrunch reported ​on Friday, ‌citing an ​internal ​memo.

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Columbia and other universities at risk as court lifts block on DEI orders: Legal battle shifts to remanded proceedings

A federal appeals court has permitted President Trump's orders against diversity programs at federally funded institutions to move forward. This decision allows federal agencies to review and potentially cut funding for equity-focused initiatives at universities. Columbia University has already adjusted its DEI policies. The ruling renews uncertainty for universities reliant on federal research grants.

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India–Europe push joint AI ecosystem to cut US, China dependence

Europe and India are aligning to build a sovereign and sustainable AI stack that reduces reliance on US and Chinese technology, with deeper collaboration across infrastructure, chips, software and manufacturing, Emmanuel Le Roux, head and CEO of France-based advanced computing firm Bull, told ET.

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Worried about jobs and AI, Americans are heading back to school to stay ahead

Amid a fragile US labour market and growing fears over artificial intelligence, many Americans are returning to school as a strategic safeguard. A survey by the American College of Education found most reenrolled to boost pay or protect job stability, with automation concerns rising sharply, even among managers and business owners.

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The confidence lie: How corporate America forces workers to fake certainty while doubt eats away at their careers

A national survey of 1,000 full-time US employees reveals a widening gap between projected confidence and private doubt in modern workplaces. While 43% report impostor feelings, 66% feel pressured to appear more certain than they are. The findings expose a culture of “confidence theater” that stifles growth, fuels burnout, and quietly undermines career advancement.

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Harvard to introduce Urban Studies track for undergraduates: Students to explore urbanisation, culture, and global systems

Harvard University is launching a new Urban Studies track. This academic pathway will allow students to explore cities from local to global scales. The program combines history, literature, and data analysis. It aims to provide a structured approach for students interested in urban issues. This initiative follows years of student and faculty advocacy.

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ET Q&A: Rules are necessary for AI, but they must support innovation: Henna Virkkunen

As the European Union pushes ahead with its sweeping AI Act, Henna Virkkunen, executive vice-president of the European Commission for tech sovereignty, security and democracy, is clear that the bloc does not see regulation and innovation as opposing forces.

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Trump administration clears over 40,000 for student loan forgiveness: What you need to know about IDR and PSLF eligibility

The Trump administration has identified over 40,000 additional borrowers eligible for federal student loan forgiveness in January, according to a CNBC report citing a recent court filing. The beneficiaries include borrowers under income-driven repayment (IDR) plans and Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF). While thousands have received discharge, significant backlogs remain in repayment plan processing and PSLF buyback applications, highlighting both progress and persistent administrative challenges in the federal loan system.

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India’s chance to create AI’s third way: Mozilla Foundation president Mark Surman

There is a huge opportunity for countries like India to step forward and be champions in artificial intelligence by investing in open source and enabling the creation of a third way of AI that is different from Big Tech and China, Mozilla Foundation president Mark Surman said.

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The apprentice: How earn-and-learn pathways are helping US colleges weather a perfect storm, and what you need to know

US colleges are increasingly adopting earn-and-learn apprenticeship pathways to address challenges in enrolment, affordability and workforce readiness. Howard Community College and other institutions are expanding programmes beyond skilled trades into fields like nursing, IT and childcare, offering paid work and credit-bearing credentials. Participation has more than doubled nationally, supported by federal incentives and pay-for-performance funding. Apprenticeships combine structured on-the-job learning with academic instruction, providing debt-free, industry-recognised credentials while integrating workplaces into higher education.

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H-1B visa debate fuels racism against South Asians in the US: Here’s why Indian students and professionals should pay attention

Drawing on reporting by The New York Times, this story examines how the debate over the H-1B visa programme has fuelled a surge in racist rhetoric against South Asians in the United States. While policy concerns around jobs and wages persist, the discourse has increasingly veered into conspiracy theories and hate speech. The article explores what this means for Indian students and professionals who view the H-1B route as central to their global career ambitions.

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Figma partners with Anthropic to launch ‘Code to Canvas’

Figma on Tuesday announced a partnership with Anthropic and unveiled a new feature, “Code to Canvas,” that converts AI-generated code into fully editable designs within Figma.

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US Civil Rights Commission to hear Columbia students in antisemitism probe: Experts and campus representatives to testify

Columbia University students will share their experiences with on-campus antisemitism at a U.S. Commission on Civil Rights listening session. This forum is part of a year-long probe into federal responses to rising antisemitism on college campuses following the October 7th attack. Experts and students from other universities will also testify.

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Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince rejects outage reports, hints at legal action

Cloudflare’s cofounder and chief executive rejected a report claiming the company suffered an outage Monday morning, disputing coverage that cited user complaints and data from Downdetector. Prince also hinted that the internet infrastructure provider might also consider legal action against Downdetector, because he was “tired of their crap”.

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Burnout Nation: Why more Americans are walking away from work to reclaim their lives

As burnout intensifies across the US workforce, a growing number of professionals are embracing extended career breaks as deliberate resets rather than indulgences. Drawing on research and personal stories reported by the Associated Press, the story explores how self-funded sabbaticals are reshaping attitudes toward rest, risk, reinvention and long-term professional sustainability.

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Judge declares mistrial in case against Stanford students charged after 2024 pro-Palestinian protest

A mistrial was declared in the Stanford University protest case after jurors could not reach a unanimous verdict on felony vandalism and conspiracy to trespass charges. The case, involving five students accused of damaging university property during a pro-Palestine demonstration, highlighted the tension between protected speech and criminal conduct. Prosecutors plan to retry the case.

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DPDP Act phased rollout exposing compliance gaps: Privacy experts

Executives across the privacy ecosystem told ET that organisations are over-focusing on surface-level compliance such as consent banners and legal documentation, while underestimating the operational overhaul required to meet the law’s substantive obligations.

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AI Summit to focus on human-centric and inclusive AI

Under India's AI leadership framework, seven thematic working groups - termed "Chakras" - are being structured around three guiding "Sutras": People, Planet and Progress, a senior MEA official said. The Human Capital Chakra will address the rapid transformation of work driven by AI, focusing on equipping people with skills and digital literacy to adapt to evolving employment landscapes.

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HSSC Group C Mains 2026 application window closes today, apply here for 1353 posts

The Haryana Staff Selection Commission (HSSC) will close the online application process today for Group C CET Mains under Advertisement 02/2026. The recruitment drive aims to fill 1353 posts, including Forester, Draftsman, Fitter and Stenographer. Applications began on February 2, 2026, following the January 9, 2026 notification. The age limit is 18–42 years as on January 1, 2026. No application fee is required for any category.

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Ontario moves to lift tuition freeze at public universities: Here’s what it means for students

Ontario is allowing public colleges and universities to increase tuition fees. This change comes with a new funding model to stabilize the higher education sector. Institutions will see increased provincial funding. However, student financial aid will shift towards more loans and fewer grants. This aims to balance institutional needs with student affordability.

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Digital arrest victims may be going under cover

Banks and insurers are in early talks to design an insurance product to cover victims of digital arrest scams, potentially making India the first country with such fraud coverage. The government has formed an interdepartmental committee to support tools like a UPI kill switch. Insurers and regulators are discussing protection for losses caused under psychological pressure.

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2 killed, 1 injured in shooting at South Carolina State University housing complex

Tragedy struck South Carolina State University as a shooting inside Hugine Suites claimed two lives and injured another, triggering an eight-hour campus lockdown. Authorities are investigating the incident, which follows a series of earlier shootings. Classes were canceled, and support services made available to students grappling with the renewed violence.

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FAFSA 2026-27: US Education Department reports higher satisfaction, record early launch and stronger fraud controls

The U.S. Department of Education reports significant FAFSA improvements for the 2026-27 cycle, with an early launch, higher student satisfaction, and faster customer support. The redesigned form, under the FAFSA Simplification Act, has expanded Pell Grant eligibility for 1.7 million more students. Fraud detection has also been refined to reduce false positives.

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Gifting, wellness brands find love on qcomm this Valentine’s week

Valentine’s Day is becoming a major sales event for quick commerce and D2C brands, spanning fashion, jewellery, beauty, and sexual wellness. Platforms like Zepto, Blinkit, and Instamart have launched dedicated Valentine’s sections from February 7, with interactive designs to boost purchases. Sexual wellness brand MyMuse reports a 50–60% YoY rise in sales via these apps.

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SoftBank's PayPay moves closer to public markets with US IPO filing

PayPay's stock market flotation was initially expected in December, but the longest-ever U.S. ​government shutdown delayed the regulatory review and pushed back the planned listing. The offering could raise ​more than $2 billion, Reuters reported in August. PayPay did ​not disclose the size or the proposed price range.

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Yale graduate school cuts Ph.D. intake amid higher endowment tax: Law school enrollment remains steady

Yale University is cutting graduate student enrollment by up to 13% in humanities and social sciences due to a federal endowment tax. STEM fields will see a 5% reduction. However, Yale Law School plans no major changes, as its tuition-dependent model generates revenue. This reflects a broader trend among elite institutions recalibrating finances.

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Dartmouth secures $30 million to expand funded internships for undergraduates

Dartmouth College has secured $30 million in endowed gifts to bolster undergraduate internship opportunities, aiming to integrate practical experience with academic study. This initiative, aligning with President Beilock's focus on career outcomes, will provide financial support for unpaid internships and expand international pathways, reflecting a broader institutional commitment to preparing students for a dynamic labor market.

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Voice AI moves from an add-on to the core for Indian companies

As digital services reach deeper into tier-II and III cities, and rural India, companies are rethinking text-heavy and English-first systems in favour of voice-led and Indic-language AI.

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Connecticut education department experiments with music-based history course

Connecticut's Department of Education launched "An American History of Rock and Soul," a new elective using music to teach history and civics. This "Course in a Box" offers ready-to-use digital materials to save teachers planning time and engage students. Education leaders are optimistic about its potential to inspire more state-developed courses and dual credit opportunities.

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Council of American-Islamic Relations renews ‘hostile campus’ designation for Stanford University

Stanford University has been labeled a 'hostile campus' for the second year by the Council on American-Islamic Relations, scoring 37%. The report cited administrative policies, disciplinary actions against protesting students, and weak free speech protections. This designation highlights a national debate on campus activism, protest regulation, and the treatment of Muslim and pro-Palestinian students.

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US education department signals flexibility in federal funding to strengthen teacher workforce

The U.S. Department of Education has issued new guidance urging states and school districts to make flexible use of federal Title II funding to strengthen the teacher workforce. The guidance highlights strategic staffing models that move beyond the traditional one-teacher classroom, promote team-based instruction and create leadership pathways for educators. Officials say the approach can improve student outcomes, support novice teachers and help address long-term workforce challenges.

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$4m on 8,000 education department trips with little explanation: What you need to know about the gaps worrying lawmakers

The education department spent nearly $4m on more than 8,000 work-related trips but failed to provide lawmakers with complete records for the third consecutive year. Travel reports reviewed by the Associated Press showed major gaps, including missing job titles, travel purposes and funding sources. Lawmakers said the lack of detail hampers oversight as budgets tighten and has prompted proposals to curb state-funded travel and strengthen reporting requirements.

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Butler University launches US master’s program, raising concerns over sign language training

Butler University's new online master's in Deaf education, funded by a federal grant, focuses on developing speaking and listening skills in deaf children with hearing technology. However, the program's limited ASL component has raised concerns among Indiana's Deaf community, who fear it could hinder access to sign language and repeat historical educational mistakes.

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Stanford University pauses undergraduate tuition hikes after a decade of steady increases

Stanford University has announced a tuition freeze for undergraduates for the 2026-27 academic year, a welcome pause after over a decade of consistent hikes. While tuition remains at $67,731, room and board will see a 3.5% increase due to rising operational costs. This move offers a year of financial stability for students, though longer-term pricing strategies are still under consideration.

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Petcare startup Supertails raises $30 million led by Venturi Partners

Petcare startup Supertails has raised $30 million in a round led by Singapore-based investment firm Venturi Partners with participation from Nippon India Alternative Investments, Titan Capital, and existing investors Fireside Ventures, RPSG Capital Ventures, Sauce VC, and Saama Capital.

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Texas families begin applying for state-funded school vouchers as $1B program rolls out

Texas families can now apply for a new state voucher program, offering taxpayer-funded education savings accounts for private school tuition or home-schooling expenses. Applications are open until March 17, with priority given to low-income families and students with disabilities. Approved applicants will receive funding notifications in April, with funds available by mid-August.

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Discord adopts facial recognition in child safety crackdown

Messaging platform Discord announced Monday it will implement enhanced safety features for teenage users globally, including facial recognition, joining a wave of social media companies rolling out age verification systems.

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Trump reverses course on science funding: Here’s why Columbia advocacy helped save $17 billion

President Donald Trump approved a federal spending deal restoring billions in funding for US science agencies after Congress rejected proposed 2026 cuts. Advocacy by Columbia University affiliates played a key role in preserving support for the National Institutes of Health and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The agreement safeguarded more than $17 billion in NIH funding, protected cancer research, and maintained grants critical to universities, patients, and federally funded scientific research nationwide.

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Investors catch a big whiff of money in D2C fragrance firms

India’s direct-to-consumer (D2C) fragrance and deodorant sector is seeing early signs of a funding boom, with venture capital firms negotiating multiple deals with emerging brands on the back of Gen Z demand and a wave of premiumisation. Investors see a wide gap in products priced between Rs 1,500 and Rs 4,000 for a 100 ml pack.

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CBSE cancels CTET 2026 Paper 2 at two centres amid exam chaos, re-examination soon

The Central Board of Secondary Education cancelled CTET 2026 Paper 2 at two examination centres after question papers arrived late, causing prolonged delays and unrest among candidates. While the test was held successfully at 1,801 centres nationwide, candidates at the affected centres faced disruption, protests and police intervention. CBSE termed the cancellation unavoidable and announced that a re-examination for impacted candidates would be conducted within 15 days, with schedules to be shared separately.

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Very excited to invite India to join Pax Silica, says top US official

The United States has invited India to join the Pax Silica initiative focused on supply chain security. This move signals strong positive momentum in US-India relations. Under Secretary of State Jacob Helberg will soon sign an agreement with the Indian government. India's vast young, technically trained talent pool is seen as a key asset.

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SAIL MT admit card 2026 released, exam on 23 February 2026; download here

The Steel Authority of India Limited has issued the SAIL Management Trainee admit card 2026 for candidates applying to technical posts. The computer-based test is scheduled for February 23, 2026, and will be held in multiple shifts. The admit card includes essential details such as exam venue, timing, and candidate information. Applicants can download the hall ticket from the official SAIL recruitment portal using their login credentials.

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Air Force Agniveer 01/2027 application closes today, apply here for Agniveervayu posts

The Indian Air Force is closing the online application process today for Agniveervayu Intake 01/2027 under the Agnipath Scheme. The recruitment notification was issued on January 12, 2026, with applications invited through the official portal. Eligible unmarried candidates born within the prescribed age range can apply. The selection process includes a written examination, physical and adaptability tests, document verification, and medical examination. The online examination is scheduled for March 30 and March 31, 2026, respectively.

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IAMAI flags rushed DPDP rollout

The Internet and Mobile Association of India has asked the government to slow enforcement of the Digital Personal Data Protection framework, warning rushed timelines could disrupt businesses. It said companies were promised an 18-month transition but may now get far less. IAMAI cautioned this could create operational, legal and compliance risks across the digital ecosystem.

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Lawsuit accuses Cornell University of excluding White candidates from faculty hiring

Cornell University faces a federal lawsuit alleging it excluded White candidates from a faculty position, violating Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. The complaint claims diversity administrators created an interview list solely of "underrepresented minority scholars," intentionally discriminating against qualified White applicants. This case highlights the ongoing legal scrutiny of DEI initiatives and their intersection with anti-discrimination laws.

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Minnesota school districts sue DHS over immigration enforcement near schools

Two Minnesota school districts are suing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, alleging immigration enforcement operations near schools have instilled fear, disrupted attendance, and interfered with daily operations. The lawsuit challenges a policy change that removed protections for schools as sensitive locations, leading to significant student absences and diversion of school resources.

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The dark side of AI weighs on the stock market

A washout hit software stocks as Wall Street realised the threat from artificial intelligence had arrived. New tools from a San Francisco startup triggered a sudden reckoning, pushing investors to sell. The sell-off dragged the broader market lower, briefly turning the S&P 500 negative for the year this past week.

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Scroll, spot, buy: Why fashion and lifestyle shopping is growing on Instagram

For many Gen Z shoppers in their early 20s, shopping via a social media ad while scrolling through the feed is most natural, with impulse purchases offering both retail therapy and instant gratification.

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$20,000 per pupil and declining results: Where does US public school money really go?

US public education spending has surged even as student outcomes have declined, according to data cited by the The Hill. Per-pupil spending reached $20,387 in 2024 while enrolment fell and teacher pay slipped. Staffing growth has been concentrated in administrative and support roles rather than classrooms. National assessments show weaker maths, reading and civics results, while private and charter schools deliver stronger outcomes at lower cost despite sustained increases in federal, state and local funding.

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Harvard FAS launches $100 million drive to stabilise PhD funding following admissions reductions across divisions

Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences has launched a $100 million fundraising drive to endow new PHD fellowships after cutting doctoral admissions across divisions. The initiative has raised $50 million in matching gifts from alumni donors and aims to create 50 fellowships. As reported by the Harvard Crimson, faculty raised concerns over timing and use of funds amid a $365 million structural deficit. Administrators said support could reach students as early as next academic year.

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Florida lawmakers move to ban use of ‘West Bank’ in schools and colleges

Florida is moving to ban the term 'West Bank' in public schools and state offices. The proposed law mandates using 'Judea and Samaria' instead. Supporters say this corrects historical erasure. Critics warn it silences Palestinian history and identity. The bill is advancing in the Florida legislature.

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TSMC fabricated seven chips, including 12nm under DLI

Seven chip designs made by startups under the design-linked incentive (DLI) scheme for semiconductors have been successfully fabricated, including advanced nodes such as 12 nanometres (nm) by global majors like Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, the government told the Lok Sabha Wednesday.

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Trump signs $79B education funding bill for FY 2026: What it means for schools, grants and federal oversight

President Trump has signed a $79bn education funding bill for FY 2026, providing modest growth and ending months of uncertainty for schools, teachers, and families. The law ensures on-time formula grants, maintains Education Department staffing, and preserves key programmes like the 21st Century Community Learning Centers. Advocates praise the stability for vulnerable students and afterschool initiatives, while requiring federal agencies to report on interagency agreements. The legislation prioritises continuity, oversight, and predictability for K–12 and higher education institutions nationwide.

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H-1B uncertainty reshapes careers: Here’s why international talent is rethinking rural America

H-1B visa uncertainty is reshaping career decisions for international students and professionals, with rural America feeling the sharpest effects. As fees rise to $100,000 and immigration rules tighten, hospitals that rely heavily on foreign-trained doctors face growing recruitment risks. Experts warn that fewer international graduates may apply for US roles, potentially deepening rural healthcare shortages and accelerating financial strain across already vulnerable health systems.

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Reading scores are falling in the US: Why boys are losing ground faster than girls in class

US boys are falling behind girls in reading at an alarming rate, with the gap widening significantly by high school. This trend, exacerbated by declining overall reading scores, impacts future educational and economic prospects. Experts suggest a combination of biological and environmental factors contribute, but targeted interventions and cultural shifts could reverse this concerning pattern.

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Disagreement over economics behind latest Peak XV exits: Shailendra Singh

The three senior-level departures of Ashish Agrawal, Ishaan Mittal, and Tejeshwi Sharma at Peak XV Partners have come against the backdrop of disagreements over economics and payouts, the venture capital (VC) firm’s managing director Shailendra Singh told ET in an interaction.

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Apple sets up first Education Hub in India in Bengaluru

Apple has set up an education hub in Bengaluru – its first in India and fourth globally – to offer skill-building and training programmes as well as its suite of development courses to its suppliers’ employees.

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US H-1B visa cap 2027 shifts to wage weighted selection: What you need to know and who benefits most

United States Citizenship and Immigration Services will open registration for the 2027 US H-1B visa cap with a new wage weighted selection model. Employers must register beneficiaries online, pay a $215 fee, and await selection results by March 31. Higher wage roles will receive greater selection weight, reducing odds for Wage Level I submissions. The statutory cap remains unchanged, while fees and employer behaviour may influence final outcomes under updated Department of Homeland Security rules.

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California on the brink: Teachers prepare statewide strike over pay, overcrowding, and special education crisis

California could soon see widespread teacher strikes as educators across major districts prepare to protest low pay, strained working conditions, and shortages in special education staffing. With overwhelming strike approvals in cities including San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Sacramento, teachers say years of overcrowded classrooms and limited resources have pushed them to act, even as students and families brace for disruption.

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AI plan collides with funding reality as budget halves outlay

The budget decision to halve allocation for the IndiaAI Mission to Rs 1,000 crore in 2026-27 from Rs 2,000 crore this fiscal year has raised concerns over the country’s AI push, even as officials said it’s part of a deliberate strategy. Experts said building meaningful artificial intelligence capacity will require significantly higher and more sustained public investment, and warned that India risks falling behind in the global AI race if government funding does not scale up.

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NYC schools are rolling out new AI restrictions: What parents, teachers and officials are arguing about

New York City is preparing to release new rules on artificial intelligence in public schools as parents, teachers and officials clash over privacy, transparency and classroom use. Education leaders say the guidance will set clearer limits and allow parent feedback, following criticism over inconsistent policies and data risks. Parents have raised concerns about voice recording tools, while oversight panel members have questioned contracts. Officials say safeguards are coming alongside cautious optimism about AI’s potential.

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America’s second shift: Side hustles replace pay raises as workers chase stability

America’s side hustle economy is no longer a temporary fix—it has become a financial lifeline. A MyPerfectResume survey shows 72% of US workers now rely on secondary income as rising living costs reshape earning habits. With many planning to sustain or expand side work, diversified income is fast replacing traditional raises as workers seek stability amid economic uncertainty.

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Union Budget 2026 special

Happy Monday! Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Sunday presented the Union Budget for the ninth consecutive year, with an emphasis on economic growth, job creation and a major boost to manufacturing. Here are the big announcements and their impact on the tech and startup sector.

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Building India’s growth through MSMEs and technology: Vidit Aatrey

Vidit Aatrey, founder and CEO of Meesho, said that the Budget reflects a quiet but important shift in India’s growth story, one that backs MSMEs, women entrepreneurs and manufacturers with patient capital and modern infrastructure.

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