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Most AI assistants are feminine – and it’s fuelling dangerous stereotypes and abuse
While Canada mandates gender-based impact assessments for government systems, the private sector is not covered.
How you could improve your finances in 2026, according to research
What really matters is how adaptable your financial knowledge is when life throws you a curveball.
What lies ahead for Latin America after the Venezuela raid?
If Venezuela is the first test case of the Donroe doctrine, several other Latin American countries now sit squarely in Washington’s crosshairs.
How to share books with children to help them love reading
Adults reading together with children from an early age is one of the most effective ways to shield children from the effects of social inequalities, including those linked with childhood disadvantage.
What world was Jesus born into? A historian describes the turbulent times of the real nativity
Countless Christmas cards depict the Holy Family – starlit, in a quaint stable, nestled comfortably in a sleepy little village.
How to survive the stress of the holiday season and still keep your cheer
Over the holiday season, women report changes in sleep quality, dietary choices and mental health.
How to deal with worry this Christmas
Negative beliefs include thoughts such as “my worrying is uncontrollable” or “my worrying is dangerous”.
Home Alone’s ‘Wet Bandits’ are medical miracles
But rewatching it as an adult raises an awkward question. How on earth did the Wet Bandits survive the first film at all, let alone escape without lasting injuries?