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A new generation is making thrift shopping cool (again)
ConsumerA new generation is making thrift shopping cool (again)Gen Z shoppers, like many other Americans, are seeking bargains as inflation rises. But they also want sturdy clothes that were made to last.Listen to this article with a free account00:0000:00Add NBC News to GoogleSecond-hand stores thrive as affordability becomes top priority05:13Get more newsLiveonShareAdd NBC News to GoogleJune 9, 2026, 5:00 AM EDTBy Kayla SteinbergThrift shopping is back in fashion.Subscribe to read this story a...
Inside Google’s AI training for teachers
Some educators said they feel it's important to teach students about AI as they're still learning about it themselves.Rachel Bujalski for NBC NewsEXCLUSIVEEducationInside Google’s AI training for teachersThe technology giant flew 70 educators to its California headquarters to learn about its AI products — and how to persuade skeptical colleagues to use them.Listen to this article with a free account00:0000:00ShareAdd NBC News to GoogleJune 9, 2026, 5:00 AM EDTBy Tyler KingkadeMOUNTAIN VIEW, Cali...
CBSE marking row pushes Bengaluru students towards Karnataka PU colleges
Concerns over evaluation errors in CBSE’s on-screen marking (OSM) system are prompting Class 11 students in Bengaluru to shift from CBSE schools to PU colleges. Parents and students fear lower scores in core subjects such as Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics could affect professional course admissions, where board marks are considered alongside CET scores. School administrators report multiple withdrawals despite fee losses, while educators say the controversy is hurting CBSE admissions and ma...
S. Carolina Republicans try to extend winning streak as Sen. Graham seeks fifth term
South Carolina voters are narrowing down candidates in key races for governor and U.S. Senate
Booker prize launches new Quick Read in effort to boost adult reading crisis
Short story collection All Around the World will be available for £1 in bid to widen access to quality fictionAn initiative that aims to widen access to Booker prize-winning authors is set to launch this week, as research finds that more than a third of UK adults find it hard to read books through to the end.The Booker Prize Foundation is launching a short story collection entitled All Around the World, including works by the Booker prize winners Anne Enright, David Szalay and International Book...
Sweden set to ban mobile phones in schools
Education Sweden set to ban mobile phones in schools June 9, 20262:02 AM ET By The Associated Press High school students from left, Vasilije Stjepanovic, Aslan Ozhan Kilicasan and Melina Sallahi pose with a history text book at Malmo Borgarskola high school in Malmo, Sweden, May 21, 2026. James Brooks/AP hide caption toggle caption James Brooks/AP MALMÖ, Sweden — Long championed as a leader in adopting digital technology, Sweden is set to ban mobile phones in schools beginning in the fall for t...
UPSC success story: Born without a forearm, Kajal Raju's journey from AIR 910 to AIR 167
Kajal Raju, an IIT Madras graduate born with phocomelia syndrome, achieved her dream of becoming an IAS officer on her fourth attempt, securing AIR 167. Despite initial success with AIR 910 in IRMS, she persevered through setbacks and professional commitments, demonstrating remarkable resilience and dedication to reach her ultimate goal.
Telangana Villagers Pass Resolution To Send Children To Government Schools
Villagers, largely from the farming community, held detailed deliberations in the panchayat and passed a resolution that all children from the village should be enrolled in government schools.
CBSE Class 12 re-evaluation window closes: When will revised results be declared?
The CBSE has concluded its application window for Class 12 marks verification and re-evaluation, which ran from June 2 to June 7. Over 1.6 lakh students submitted requests for more than 3.8 lakh answer books, despite facing cyber threats. While the board assures a transparent process, some students reported delays in receiving scanned answer sheets.
Half of British graduates earn less than average wage five years after leaving university, bombshell report finds
Half of all British graduates earn less than the average wage five years after leaving university, a bombshell report has found. Research by Policy Exchange found that more than 150,000 graduates a year fail to reach the £35,000 threshold that represents typical full-time earnings across Britain.The think tank's analysis of Government data tracking around 300,000 students who graduated in 2017 found that 11 per cent were earning less than £24,000 five years later - equivalent to today's National...
MHT CET 2026 PCB result released at cetcell.mahacet.org: Direct link to download scorecards here
The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell has released the MHT CET 2026 results for the Physics, Chemistry, and Biology group. Candidates can now download their scorecards from the official website, cetcell.mahacet.org, using their roll number and password. The results reflect personal information, exam details, marks, percentile, and merit rank.
California professor argues need for 'objective measures' after state drops ACT/SAT requirement
A growing consortium of University of California professors is urging the state university system to bring back standardized testing, warning that the elimination of admissions tests has degraded academic readiness and forced instructors to teach "middle school math" to college undergraduates.More than 1,400 UC faculty members have signed an open letter calling on leadership to reinstate the SAT and ACT mathematics requirements for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) majors. The ma...
Delhi high court sends notice to CBSE, Centre on NSUI plea
NEW DELHI: The Delhi high court on Monday issued a notice to the Centre and CBSE on a plea by the National Students’ Union of India (NSUI), alleging “large-scale irregularities and deficiencies” in the newly introduced On-Screen Marking system. A vacation bench of Justices Neena Bansal, Krishna and Madhu Jain sought responses from the department of education and the board, and listed the matter for June 12.
The Papers: 'Israel and Iran step back' and 'Is uni a waste of money?'
'Israel and Iran step back' and 'Is uni a waste of money?'Just nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleThe Guardian splashes on an interview with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in which he says he hopes UK town halls will bring back Ukrainian flags. "Israel and Iran step back from full-blown conflict," the paper says elsewhere, reporting that both nations say they have halted attacks on each other, following an exchange of fire for the first time since April's truce. It came following an a...
CBSE denies portal glitch, says system fully functional; key questions on OSM review unanswered
NEW DELHI: CBSE on Monday defended the functioning of its post-result services portal, stating that more than 1.6 lakh candidates had submitted requests for verification and re-evaluation between June 2 and June 7 (the window for the purpose), even as several questions regarding the review process and the ongoing On-Screen Marking (OSM) controversy remain unanswered.
Driving test booking rules tightened after thousands of no shows
Driving test booking rules tightened after thousands of no showsJust nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleSimon BrowningBusiness reporterGetty ImagesLearner drivers are now only able to swap their test to the three centres nearest to their original booking location in a bid to cut down waiting times.It comes as official figures shared exclusively with the BBC suggest no-one turned up to take 64,500 practical driving tests last year.The average wait for practical driving tests across Britain are...
England's 'just one day off' culture adding up to weeks of lost learning as 'birthday bunk offs' become the norm
England's 'just one day off' culture adding up to weeks of lost learning as 'birthday bunk offs' become the normSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy ELEANOR HARDING, EDUCATION EDITOR Published: 00:01, 9 June 2026 | Updated: 00:01, 9 June 2026 e-mail View comments
Family courts show ‘widespread’ gender bias and victim-blaming, report finds
Exclusive: Analysis shows 72.5% of 91 judgments in England and Wales contained judicial victim-blaming, with mothers scrutinised more intenselyA report has found “widespread and concerning evidence” of bias and victim-blaming in the family courts – primarily disadvantaging women.The report, Scratching the Surface: Victim-Blaming and Bias in Family Court Judgments, by the nonprofit organisation Right to Equality, will be shared with MPs on Tuesday at an event in parliament. Continue reading...
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: The jobs apocalypse facing our graduates
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: The jobs apocalypse facing our graduatesSee more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred SourceBy DAILY MAIL COMMENT Published: 23:23, 8 June 2026 | Updated: 23:31, 8 June 2026 e-mail 4 View comments
Washington school removes testosterone vials from Pride display after district says they were not approved
A Washington state school district removed testosterone vials from a high school Pride display after administrators determined they had been added without authorization, including some vials that still contained a small amount of unknown liquid.Bethel School District said administrators discovered testosterone vials "that still contained a small amount of unknown liquid" had been included in a Pride Month display at Graham-Kapowsin High School and removed them after concluding the items had not...