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Maybe his heart will go on? 'Titanic' director James Cameron finally conceded that Jack 'might have' survived the sinking of the cruise ship if he shared Rose's makeshift raft, settling a decades-long debate among some fans of the blockbsuster 1997 film. Moviegoers have long been vexed by the emotional final moments of the 11-time Oscar-winning movie, when Leonardo DiCaprios character ...

By Eunice Xu, APAC AES Coverage, Credit Suisse

Europe nowadays experiences the major energy crisis. Energy costs for households across Europe nearly doubled compared to a year

The political right, the political left, and the political center, have all been deceived about global warming, so that global warming

In response to the growing aggressiveness of its North Korean nuclear adversary, the United States needs to fashion its pertinent policy positions

With recent developments in the international arena, and ghost conflicts from the past exacerbating contemporary global

In a way, author Eliot Schrefer writes in the introduction to his new book, he wrote “Queer Ducks (And Other Animals)” for his 11-year-old self. That’s how old he was

The Guyana Association of Professional Engineers (GAPE) has learnt with deep regret of the passing of Eng. David Klautky AA, BSc (Hons), PhD, MICE, FGAPE.'Doc’ as he was familiarly called was one of Guyana’s leading Structural Engineers and possessed

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine brings forward questions about European Union’ potential of becoming a security guarantor for the Eastern Partnership

In "Mothers, Fathers, and Others," one theme is a constant: In people and identities, what is a border and what makes us uncomfortable with breaches of those borders?