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How U.S. Courts Handle Claims of Postpartum Psychosis
A New York Times report examines how courts in the United States deal with cases involving defendants who claim to have had postpartum psychosis.
Austin Park Changes Parking Rules for Labor Day Weekend
Visitors to Commons Ford Ranch Metropolitan Park in Austin, Texas, will see temporary parking changes during the 2026 Labor Day holiday weekend.
California Legislature Passes Bill on Electric-Shock Gloves
California lawmakers have passed AB 2760, a bill about wearable devices that deliver electric shocks. The measure is not yet confirmed as signed into law.
NASA Adds a New Antenna to Its Deep-Space Network
NASA has completed a new radio antenna in the United States. The antenna will help the agency communicate with spacecraft far from Earth.
New Civil Servants Sworn In at NASA Ames
NASA welcomed new civil servants at a major ceremony held at its Ames Research Center in California Silicon Valley.
NASA Awards First Prize in LunaRecycle Challenge
NASA has chosen an MIT student team as the first-prize winner in Phase 2 of its LunaRecycle Challenge. The team’s system could help recycle waste during space missions and also offer useful ideas for Earth.
Texas Judge Uses Dolly Parton Example in Drag-Show Ruling
This B1 Daily News lesson explains a U.S. court decision about a Texas law and the judge’s use of a well-known cultural example.
California Judge Rejects Farmworker Wage Cuts
A federal judge in California has ruled against wage cuts affecting migrant farmworkers. The government said the change was meant to balance the effects of its immigration policies.
Listening Practice: Elementary (A2) – Short Conversations
Practise A2 English listening with three short everyday conversations about a morning routine, a café order, and weekend plans.
English Exam Preparation Roadmap: From Plan to Practice
A practical roadmap for turning your exam goal into a calm, measurable study plan.
A1 English Grammar for Everyday Communication
Build A1 English grammar for everyday communication with be, have, present simple, questions, negatives, plurals, and there is/are.
Everyday English Vocabulary for Daily Life
Build A1 English vocabulary for home, routines, places, and everyday plans with clear meanings and practical examples.
The Hidden Blueprint of a Clear English Sentence
Learn the simple sentence structure that makes your English easier to understand.
Reported Speech: Statements
Learn C1 English reported speech for statements, including the tense, pronoun, and time-expression changes used to relay what someone said.
Zero and First Conditionals
Understand B2 English zero and first conditionals for general truths, real possibilities, and likely results.
Adjectives to Describe People
Build a useful vocabulary for describing personality and appearance with 50 adjectives, clear meanings, natural examples, and 15 practice questions with explained answers.
English Articles: a, an, the
Learn A2 English articles a, an, and the with clear rules for introducing, identifying, and talking about nouns.
English Tenses Chart with Examples
Understand the 12 main English tenses with clear forms, uses, time markers, and everyday example sentences in one practical B1 grammar chart.
50 Common Collocations in English
Learn 50 common English collocations with meanings, example sentences, common mistakes, and 20 practice questions with explained answers.
100 Common English Phrasal Verbs with Meanings and Examples
Build practical B1 English vocabulary with 100 common phrasal verbs, plain-English meanings, and clear examples for daily life, study, and work.
From Sources to Synthesis: Reading Arguments Across Texts
Develop C2 English reading skills by comparing complex texts, uncovering assumptions and counterarguments, evaluating evidence, and building a coherent synthesis.
The Right Word: Nuance, Register, and Idiomatic Meaning
Develop precise C2 English by choosing among near-synonyms, shifting register, using collocations and fixed phrases, and interpreting idioms, understatement, and irony.
How to Read Complex English: Tone, Evidence, and Implication
Develop C1 English reading skills by analysing tone, hedging, evidence, contrast, purpose, and implied meaning in long professional and academic texts.
How to Improve Your English Reading Skills
Learn practical reading strategies for finding main ideas, locating details, making inferences, understanding vocabulary in context, and answering exam questions with confidence.
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