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U.S. school systems face funding and workforce pressures as leaders focus on building internal capacity for lasting improvement.
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Tesla is facing a NHTSA audit inquiry into its self-certification for the Cybercab hours after deploying a small number of the robotaxis in Austin.
The Italian-American automaker is exploring the use of Huawei's Harmony Intelligent Mobility platform for the struggling luxury brand
Following the Cybercab event, NHTSA announced that it is investigating Tesla to ensure these autonomous vehicles meet safety standards.
The UN General Assembly on Friday backed a resolution calling for a shift away from the traditional Mercator projection of the world, with the US opposing the measure. The resolution, put forward by Togo and backed by the African Union, passed with 164 votes in favour, six abstentions and a single vote against by the US.
In a turbulent year, the UAE has passed a severe stress test . Airport volumes and flight schedules are nearly back to normal, thousands of new business licences continue to be issued at pace, and the country has retained its top ranking in the latest Henley and Partners Global Wealth Migration Report.
Once a year, Ali Ghanim descends on his family’s olive grove in the occupied West Bank village of Sarra for the annual olive oil harvest. Passed down through generations, the olive oil trade is as much a symbol of heritage as it is a livelihood for Ghanim, who shares ownership of the farm with his brothers.
