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Key Points83% of college students say financial well-being is important to their happiness and life satisfaction, and 44% rate it as “very important.”64% feel confident managing basic finances, yet most report concerns about jobs, housing costs and long-term stability.Students trust financial planners, but many say they don’t know how to find one or believe they can’t afford professional advice. A new survey of undergraduates suggests that today’s college students see money not just as a practical necessity, but as central to their long-term happiness.The report, Dollars & Sense: A Report on College Students and Their Personal Finances, was published by…
Global reaction to the killing of Iran’s Khamenei
Dubai and Doha airports now rank among the largest international hubs.
Waves of blasts heard over Dubai, Doha for second day, witnesses say
Use of ‘shoot and scoot’ drone warfare could prolong Iran conflict, warns Papic at BCA Research
More strikes aimed at Iran after US, Israeli assault kills supreme leader
President Trump said Saturday that Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed by U.S.-Israel strikes
You’ve spent months, maybe even years, building the perfect WhatsApp sticker collection. Then you start texting someone who only uses iMessage, and suddenly you are stuck with plain text as the two apps do not share stickers. The good news is you can bridge the gap without starting from scratch. Why WhatsApp Stickers Don’t Just Sync The sticker incompatibility between the two services is a file format problem. WhatsApp stores stickers as WebP files, a compressed image format that keeps file sizes incredibly small without sacrificing much visual quality. WhatsApp caps its stickers at a resolution of 512 x 512…
“Is there a formula or method for figuring out when replacement becomes more cost-effective than ongoing repairs?”
Key PointsHindus (70%) and Jews (65%) are the most highly educated religious groups in the United States, far above the national average of 35% of adults with a bachelor’s degree or more.Educational attainment varies widely within Christianity, with Episcopal Church members (67%) far more likely to hold degrees than evangelicals overall (29%).Among the religiously unaffiliated, atheists (48%) and agnostics (53%) outpace the national average, while those who say their religion is “nothing in particular” (29%) fall below it. A new report from the Pew Research Center offers one of the most detailed looks at how educational attainment differs across religious…