Novice (angleščina) - Time

Breaking Down the Twist Ending of Notes From the Last Row
27. June 2026 (00:28)
The suspenseful Netflix K-drama follows a failed writer who grows obsessed with his student's stories (Time)
‘If You’re Not Kind To People, You’re Not Doing The Work’: 3 Activists on Multigenerational Organizing
26. June 2026 (22:24)
Activists gathered at the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago to discuss intergenerational advocacy as a part of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation’s inaugural Every Child Thrives Festival. (Time)
How Americans Can Overcome Division to Build Opportunity for Kids and Families
26. June 2026 (22:22)
At the Every Child Thrives Festival, panelists discussed how working together across differences can help build a better future. (Time)
How to Help Victims of the Venezuela Earthquakes
26. June 2026 (21:24)
"It really is a terrifying thing, but what we are seeing right now is also an international mobilization at its very best," said a spokesperson for the U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs. (Time)
The Crisis I Witnessed in Haiti
26. June 2026 (21:24)
As the Supreme Court clears the way for Trump to potentially end Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, Doctors Without Borders witnesses a growing crisis. (Time)
Controversial Billionaire Tax Will Appear on California Ballot This Fall
26. June 2026 (21:18)
The proposed measure, which would impose a one-time 5% wealth tax on California billionaires, is opposed by Gov. Gavin Newsom and other top lawmakers in the state. (Time)
Does Pickle Juice Really Help Muscle Cramps?
26. June 2026 (19:26)
A World Cup referee chugged it during a game. Here’s what scientists say about whether it works. (Time)
Is London Taking Over From New York As The Global Climate Hub?
26. June 2026 (19:10)
London to working to situate itself at the center of the climate economy—particularly when it comes to finance. (Time)
A Brazilian Startup Is Betting on AI to Fight Crime. Critics See a Surveillance State
26. June 2026 (17:56)
Brazilian startup Gabriel has residents paying to mount AI cameras outside their homes while police get the footage for free. Is it a model for safer cities—or a surveillance state people pay to build? (Time)