Housing Production Automation: From 55 to 65 homes a day: How factory robots are boosting housing production in the US

US homebuilders turn to robots as labour shortage deepens (representative image) America’s housing industry is turning to robotics and automation as homebuilders face a growing shortage of skilled workers and pressure to increase housing supply. But the biggest gains so far are not coming from humanoid robots replacing workers on construction sites.Instead, the most measurable…

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Where do America’s richest go grocery shopping? New survey reveals their favourite stores and how much they spend

The grocery shopping scene in the United States is a whole different ball game. From warehouse clubs and discount chains to speciality supermarkets, Americans have plenty of options when it comes to stocking up their kitchens. For budget-conscious shoppers, factors such as the best deals, proximity to home, and familiarity with a store can influence…

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In 2012, Tasmania moved 15 devils to Maria Island to protect the species from facial-tumour disease; after 28 were released by 2013, a 3,000-pair penguin colony disappeared

The facial tumour had severely affected devil populations in many parts of Tasmania In 2012, 28 Tasmanian devils were brought to Maria Island off Tasmania’s east coast as an “insurance population” when facial tumour disease was severely affecting the species. The devils have since thrived, with their numbers reaching up to 90. But their success…

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Canadian Citizenship Certificate backlog hits 136,000, wait time now nearly 3 years | World News

Over 136,000 await Canadian citizenship certificates, as per the IRCC data/Image: AI Representative Image More than 136,000 people are now waiting for Canada to process applications for proof of citizenship, with estimated wait times exceeding 33 months following changes to the country’s citizenship-by-descent rules, according to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada data.The backlog has grown…

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Explained: Why the West is acting now on Israel’s ‘settler terrorists’ & ‘ethnic cleansing’ of West Bank

A group of Israeli youth mock and jeer at a Palestinian woman displaced by settlers. For years, the international response to Israel’s settlement project in the occupied West Bank followed a familiar pattern: condemnation, UN resolutions and warnings that continued construction was killing the two-state solution. But in 2026, the pattern changed.On September 8, UK…

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