The Daily Populous

This comes as little surprise, given that healthcare services in these countries are universal and publicly funded.

The US, by contrast, is one of the few developed nations that lacks universal healthcare, according to The Atlantic.

In Turkey — the nation with the most dramatic improvement in healthcare and education levels, according to the study — education spending rose by 76%. »

Add “a phone number I never gave Facebook for targeted advertising” to the list of deceptive and invasive ways Facebook makes money off your personal information.

They found that Facebook harvests user phone numbers for targeted advertising in two disturbing ways: two-factor authentication (2FA) phone numbers, and “shadow” contact information.

First, when a user gives Facebook their number for security purposes—to set up 2FA, or to receive alerts about new logins to their account—that phone number can become fair game for advertisers within weeks. »

The chairman of the committee, John Pastore, was a self-described "tough guy" and not known for being a spender.

PBS needed $20 million at the time to keep functioning - an amount equal to about $140 million in today's dollars.

With their backs to the wall, the corporation's executives called upon their very best salesman to save the day. »

Once there, rover-1A and 1B were quick to get to work.

Unlike planets, it’s believed they’ve more or less gone unchanged since they first formed in the early days of our solar systems.

Ryugu, which likely carries lots of hydrated material, is a good candidate for probing that hypothesis further. »