There is a gender gap in maths in first grade
The gender gap in the first year of school in France was similar to the gap in science, technology, engineering and mathematics. All children who started their first year of school in France in the year of 2020 or 2021, are covered. The gap emerged across all cohort, socio-demographic groups, regions of France and the types of school.
The military is involved in LA as protests persist
The US military took a lead role in protests in Los Angeles over Trump’s immigration crackdown, Attorney-General Stuart J. Trump said on Monday, adding that the military’s deployment was meant to control the protesters. The protests were triggered by the arrest of several people during US Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) raids on June 30.
Fight over Rare Earths Escalates as US and China Talk Trade
The United States and China on Tuesday agreed in principle on a framework to carry out an agreement they had reached last month to resolve their trade disputes, state media said. US President Donald Trump had spoken to Chinese President Xi Jinping last week in an attempt to put relations back on track, then announced the trade talks would resume in London.
Do Trump have the power to send troops to cities if they don’t want them?
The US President Donald Trump has called National Guard troops toLos Angeles to quell the riots that broke out between protesters and police. “We will have the National Guard there from Day 1 and we will have them there for a long time,” he said. President Trump also ordered the closure of the US Capitol complex, saying it would be a “disaster”.
Do Trump have the power to send troops to cities if they don’t want them?
The US President Donald Trump has called National Guard troops toLos Angeles to quell the riots that broke out between protesters and police. “We will have the National Guard there from Day 1 and we will have them there for a long time,” he said. President Trump also ordered the closure of the US Capitol complex, saying it would be a “disaster”.
Marines were deployed to LA during the protests
Amid protests over US Attorney General’s removal of the National Guard from the U.S., the Los Angeles City Council has passed a resolution to “re-establish” the National Guard. The resolution calls for “safeguarding the law” and “a full restoration” of the National Guard. The resolution was presented by Councilwoman Janice Hahn and Councilman Marqueece Harris-Dawson.
Even if they don’t want troops in the city, how much power does Trump have to send them?
US President Donald Trump on Sunday said that he will not use the “insurrection” provision of theInsurrection Act, which allows him to order the National Guard to carry out immigration raids and arrest people, “for now”. However, he said he may use the law in the future. This comes amid protests in Los Angeles over Trump’s move to send troops to help with immigration raids.
Liquid Glass is Apple’s new design language
Apple is using Liquid Glass as the Universal Interface of iPhone and Mac OS. The Universal Interface of Liquid Glass has been made universal so that you can use it on buttons, Switches, sliders, text, media controls and even lager surfaces like tab bars and sidebars. Apple’s new design language, ‘Liquid Glass’, was first introduced in 2000 in iMovie 2.
Apple has trouble keeping up with the competition in the artificial intelligence field
Apple’s annual developers conference, WWDC, began on Monday and will end on June 18 in San Francisco. Apple is expected to unveil a new version of its operating system for Macs, iOS, tvOS and Apple TV. Last year, the company announced that it was planning to overhaul Siri and would announce it during WWDC this year.
The 13 biggest announcements by Apple
Apple has introduced the Liquid Glass design language for its operating systems, including iOS 26, macOS and the WatchOS. The Liquid Glass’ design language is a part of Apple’s effort to “revitalise” its operating systems, Apple said. The ‘wrist flick’ gesture on watchOS 26 will allow users to dismissnotifications using the same gesture as they use to take a screenshot.