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Mark Zuckerberg’s social networking empire Meta, in collaboration with Ray Ban, released a $300 pair of glasses that captures photos and videos. The first of its kind, the glasses are comfortable, convenient, sleek, and stylish, but it presents implications with privacy: it is easy to imagine a dystopian future where the glasses can negatively impact our lives, as the camera lenses are undetectable. Upon stumbling across the glasses on social media, where creators use the Met

Editor's Note: Before reading this article, I recommend checking out the actual AI 2027 scenario at ai-2027.com . It's a detailed, interactive forecast that's easier to understand by exploring it yourself first. This article discusses what's in it, but you'll get more out of it if you've seen the scenario. If Artificial Intelligence were to surpass the intelligence of humans within the next two years rather than decades, it would align with a new prediction project called “AI

A diplomatic standoff over this Arctic island has exposed deep tensions between the United States and its European allies Background: An Island Not For Sale  The world's most powerful military alliance is facing one of its most unusual crises in its 77-year history. At the center of the dispute  is Greenland, a vast Arctic island covered mostly in ice, and President Donald Trump's persistent efforts to bring it under American control. Greenland is a semi-autonomous territory

There are moments in history when a system doesn’t just bend, but freezes  solid.  For the American immigration system, that moment arrived in 2017. When Donald Trump  took office, what followed wasn’t just stricter enforcement, but a fundamental shift in purpose. Immigration and Customs Enforcement , once a bureaucratic agency tasked with targeting serious criminal threats, has hardened  into a blunt, “ paramilitary ”-esque political instrument . The chill spread quickly: th

Every winter, the first drop in temperature brings back a familiar sense of anticipation across British Columbia. Students glance out classroom windows hoping to see falling snow and skiers wait for the mountains to turn white. From snow days to quiet, snow-covered streets, these moments shape how we remember the season. One question seems to come up every year: will it snow, and if so, how much? While weather forecasts are almost never perfectly accurate, meteorologists use

The printer buzzed as it started to push out pieces of warm white paper. I gently picked it up, holding it into the light: it was perfect. I had been perfecting my resume for two weeks and it was finally complete. I carefully placed the resume into my folder, then into my school backpack, and took off on my bike.  After a whole day of handing out my resume to grocery stores, retail stores, restaurants, and cafes in search of a part time job, I was exhausted and decided to ret

‘Out with the old, in with the new’ couldn’t be a more prevalent phrase as we head into the start of a new year. As we leave 2025 behind, we also shed the year’s trends—waving goodbye to polkadots, cheetah print, and yes, those overworn pairs of Sambas begging to be donated—and instead say hello to yet another exciting year in the fashion industry. It’s time to look ahead at an exciting year of all things couture. Now as I'm sure you’re wondering, I unfortunately didn’t get f