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Malcolm Gladwell would rather have a dad who makes $100,000 than a billion: Extreme wealth is ‘quite crippling to your motivation’

Best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell argues that growing up with financial disadvantages can actually better prepare children for success.

Malcolm Gladwell would rather have a dad who makes $100,000 than a billion: Extreme wealth is ‘quite crippling to your motivation’

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Mahama promises new 60-seater bus for Paga school

Mahama promises new 60-seater bus for Paga school

President John Dramani Mahama has announced plans to provide a brand-new 60-seater bus to a school in Paga in the Upper East Region to support teaching and learning. The President made the announcement on Thursday, August 13, 2026, during his engagement with residents as part of his ongoing nationwide interactions with citizens.

‘Youths are huge human capital asset for Nigeria’ — Lamido

‘Youths are huge human capital asset for Nigeria’ — Lamido

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in Jigawa State, Mustapha Sule Lamido, has said Nigeria’s future depends largely on the commitment, creativity and patriotism of its young people. In a message shared on his official Facebook page, Lamido encouraged youths across the country to remain innovative, patriotic and…

Disabled IDF veteran says he was forced to leave McDonald's with service dog

In the interview, Levy explained that he does not often go out, especially to crowded places, because of his post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

  • Aviv Levy, disabled IDF veteran, forced to leave McDonald's with service dog
  • PTSD causes avoidance of crowded areas, service dog aids in such environments
  • Employee denied service dog entry despite documentation, leaving Levy stressed

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