The NFL regular season is in the books and the college football postseason is almost over. All-Star game invites have gone out and we’re learning who’s going for the draft and returning to school (or ...

SINGAPORE - The quality of teachers is a greater determinant of educational outcomes than class size, said Education Minister Chan Chun Sing. Though some suggest that hiring more teachers would ...

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Millions of people witness the dropping of the ball in Times Square in New York to celebrate the coming of the New Year, whether in person, on TV, or online. This tradition has been around for ...

The New York City ball drop has been a tradition for over 100 years. The signal of a new year is a ball for New York and the East Coast, but those in the rest of the country have another hour, maybe ...

At 11:59 p.m. a dazzling ball descends down a pole, while attendees — and millions of people tuning in from home — count down from 60. At the stroke of midnight, the crowd erupts into a ...

Rapper Pitbull unveiled the New Year’s Eve Ball for 2025 on Friday and installed the final crystals. Final preparations for the event took place Monday as organizers conducted a test run by ...

So let's remind ourselves of some of the big moments of the year, in chart form. We begin with the big economic picture. Growth. This time last year, the UK was (unbeknownst to us at the time ...

On the evening of Dec. 31, as in many years past, millions of people around the world will stop what they're doing to watch a 12-foot, 11,875-pound crystal ball slowly descend a New York City flagpole ...

Think, eating turkey on Thanksgiving, exchanging presents during Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, or Christmas—and watching the ball drop in Manhattan’s Times Square on New Year’s Eve. Let’s explore the ...

On the evening of Dec. 31, as in many years past, millions of people around the world will stop what they’re doing to watch a 12-foot, 11,875-pound crystal ball slowly descend a New York City flagpole ...