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The Wave of Declining Credit Scores Approaching Generation Z: New Challenges Arising from Economic Pressure - The Worst Year for Generation Z Due to Student Loans and Rising Prices

In 2025, the average FICO score in the United States has decreased to 715. Notably, Generation Z (ages 18–29) experienced the largest drop among...

The Background of Cyber Attacks by Chinese Hackers on F5 Networks: Risks Hidden in US and UK Warnings

The breach disclosed by US-based F5 on October 15 (local time) includes the leak of some source code from BIG-IP, unpublished vulnerability...

The "Invisible Dependency" on Medicine — The Day the EU is Held by China: Can the EU Establish "Pharmaceutical Security"?

Europe's dependence on China for pharmaceuticals is accelerating. A new industry survey warns that China's share is expanding not only in...

Shockwaves in U.S.-Colombia Relations: Trump's Statement "Petro is an Illegal Drug Lord" and Implications of Tariff Suggestions

On October 19th (Eastern US time), US President Trump labeled Colombian President Petro as a "drug lord" and suggested an immediate halt...

Revolutionary Breakthrough! Could Insight Corporation's Cancer Treatment Drug Change the Future: 15.2% for MSS Colorectal Cancer, 20–34% for Pancreatic Cancer

Incyte presented Phase 1 data for two drug candidates at ESMO 2025 (October 17-21, Berlin). The TGFBR2×PD-1 bispecific antibody INCA33890 showed an...

8% Increase in Violence Depiction: Where is the Gaming Industry Headed with Mexico's New Tax?

The Mexican government's plan to introduce an 8% tax (IEPS) on "violent (adult) video games" by 2026 has gained traction following...

How "Original" is Generative AI: Approaching the Copyright Threshold with Fingerprints - A New Negotiation Technique to Turn "Similarity" into Value

The Guardian reported that U.S. company Vermillio tested how much generative AI outputs rely on existing works using a "neural...

Is Methane in the Arctic Ocean Once Again a Trigger for Global Warming? Where is the "Switch"? - The Dangerous Chain of the Arctic Ocean, Microorganisms, and Global Warming

In the Arctic Ocean, there exists a "methane switch" where anaerobic methane oxidation (AOM) on the seabed transitions to aerobic...

What is the reason heat wears down car batteries? The truth behind the "3-year myth" passed down in desert towns

The common belief that "cold is the enemy of batteries" is overshadowed by the fact that "heat" is actually the biggest factor...

Considering the Future of Asia - The 2030s as the Limit: "Robust Policies" to Increase Birth Rates vs. The Illusion of Compensating with Technology

The declining birthrate in East Asia is severe, with Japan's Total Fertility Rate (TFR) projected to be 1.15 and births at 686,000 in 2024....

Strong Exports but Economic Slowdown? The Outcome of a Crucial Meeting Predicting the Future of China's Economy

China's exports in September showed a significant increase of 8.3% year-on-year, marking the highest growth in six months. However, weak...

The Fate of the Nuclear Agreement: The Background of Iran's Demand for Sanctions Relief and the International Community's Response

On October 18, 2025, Iran declared that international restrictions on its nuclear program had "ended," citing the expiration of the...

A Practical Guide to "Backyard Gardening × Urban Agriculture" for Your Children: Cultivating Nutrition and Community Health

The long-established American media outlet AFRO suggests that backyard gardens and community gardens contribute to children's nutritional...

70% of Americans Considered "Obese"? The Surge in Obese Adults in America! The Impact of New Standards and International Perspectives

A research team from Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard applied a new definition of obesity that combines BMI with waist circumference,...

The Secret to the Happiness Brought by Finland's Forests: The Power of Connection with Nature and Activities

Based on a national survey in Finland, the mechanism by which forests contribute to daily happiness has been organized under the concept of...

That One Word as a "Warning Signal" — How Social Media Comments Combat Misinformation: Latest Research Shows the "Power of Comments" and Their Limitations

While user comments on social media can serve as "quick warning signals" to help identify misinformation, incorrect comments can also be...

Exploring the Mystery of the Rise and Fall of Ancient Maya Cities: Drought, Conflict, and Massive Infrastructure - A Model of the Rise and Decline of Ancient Maya Cities

A new study published in the US journal PNAS quantifies that the cities of the Classic Maya period developed through the interaction of...

"Deported for a Single Post?" The Current State of Free Speech Bound by AI and Visas: The Battle of EFF and Labor Unions Against the Trump Administration

The EFF and major U.S. labor unions (UAW, CWA, AFT) have filed a lawsuit in the Southern District of New York, challenging the constitutionality of...

The Amazing Neural Compass of Bat Brains: A New Discovery That Doesn't Rely on the Moon and Stars

On the uninhabited Lazum Island off the coast of East Africa, a team from the Weizmann Institute of Science has recorded the activity of single...

The Truth About the Massacre by French Colonial Forces During World War II: The Full Account of the 1944 Thiaroye Massacre Revealed by Senegal and the Reparations Needed Today

The Senegalese government has submitted a white paper from an academic committee to the president regarding the 1944 incident where French colonial...

Slow Down the Fast Fashion Frenzy: Europe's Blueprint for "Slow Consumption" - Transforming Closets with Repair Incentives and EPR

The EU is moving forward with plans to impose a 2-euro handling fee on cross-border parcels and to eliminate the 150-euro duty exemption threshold....

The Power Struggle in the AI Era: Why Apple Secured 650MW in Europe - Further Expansion in China

In October 2025, Apple secured a total of 650 megawatts of renewable energy (wind and solar) in Europe. This includes 110MW each in Greece and...

The Invisible Threat Posed by Household Dryers: The Truth About Microfiber Pollution

A new study by the Desert Research Institute (DRI) and others in the United States has demonstrated through citizen science that household dryers...

The Trap of "Going Viral" ― Who Do Politicians' Emotional Tweets Influence and Who Do They Alienate? : The Optimal Point of Political Communication

A new study by Beth L. Fossen from Indiana University and David A. Schweidel from Emory University, published in Information Systems Research,...