Vivek Ramaswamy says American students are failing in Maths: Why is US slipping in numeracy and reading?

The United States has always prided itself on classrooms that produce analytical thinkers, problem-solvers, and innovators. Today, that pride is under siege. According to data recently shared by Ohio GOP Governor candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, 78% of 12th graders are not proficient in mathematics, and 65% cannot read at grade level. “This is the hard truth…

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With Ahmedabad set to be announced 2030 Commonwealth Games hosts, grand celebrations planned | More sports News

The Indian national flag is projected onto a balloon during the 2010 Commonwealth Games closing ceremony at the Jawaharlal Nehru stadium in New Delhi. (Reuters File Photo) New Delhi: Only a formal announcement separates Ahmedabad from being named as the host of the 2030 Commonwealth Games, edging out Abuja, Nigeria. The final approval for that…

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US sentiment slide: Consumer confidence falls to 7-month low; are Americans pulling back on spending?

US consumer confidence weakened in November, falling to its second-lowest reading since April as Americans grew more wary of elevated prices, sluggish job gains and the fallout of the prolonged government shutdown, according to an AP report.The Conference Board said on Tuesday that its consumer confidence index dropped to 88.7 in November, down from an…

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Unemployed on OPT? Here’s how international students in US can navigate the job hunt

International students on OPT face a tough job market, with many applying to thousands of positions without success due to visa sponsorship issues. The number of students on OPT has surged, intensifying competition. Navigating strict rules, tracking unemployment days, and exploring alternative employment options are crucial for maintaining F-1 status while pursuing career goals. Graduation…

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