Hundreds march in Croatia for safer schools after a student is killed in a knife attack at a school.

The march asked authorities do more to ensure that schools in Croatia are safe for children.

The suspected attacker was a 19-year-old former student of the primary school in Precko .

School attacks are rare in Croatia and in the Balkans as a whole.

A new historical marker has been unveiled in the hometown of civil rights icon James Meredith .

Meredith fought white supremacy by integrating the University of Mississippi in 1962 .

Meredith , 91 , wore a red Ole Miss baseball hat as he watched Friday 's ceremony from the front seat of a pickup truck.

About 85 people attended, and many snapped selfies with Meredith and his wife.

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore received a Bronze Star for his deployment to Afghanistan 18 years ago .

Moore had claimed to have received the medal on a 2006 White House fellowship application.

The New York Times reported in August that Moore had prematurely claimed it on the application.

Lt. Gen. Michael Fenzel , the governor's close friend and former commander, pinned the medal.

Canadian researchers claim there is an effect of birth order and family size on personality.

They found that on average, middle children scored higher than their siblings on traits seen as important for cooperation.

People with more siblings tended to score higher on two traits linked to cooperation, namely agreeableness and honesty-humility.

President Joe Biden signs defense bill despite objections to ban of transgender health care for military children.

Biden said his administration strongly opposes the provision because it targets a group based on gender identity and “interferes with parents’ roles to determine the best care for their children”.

Vulnerability questionnaires were created to determine how likely a person is to get sick and die while homeless.

The more a homeless person is perceived to be vulnerable, the more points they score on the questionnaire and the higher they move in the housing queue.

White people, including some people of Hispanic descent, make up 75% of the country and represent 55% of America ’s homeless.

Black people are more likely to be homeless because of economic reasons, such as joblessness, joblessness or joblessness.

White people are more likely to gain housing because they score more points on vulnerability assessments that rank sickness higher.

Black people are less likely to have health insurance or medical diagnoses and to reveal their ailments.

They are more mistrustful due to biases in the health care system.

Even those who do answer honestly find themselves competing for limited supply of affordable housing.

The VI-SPDAT, a common questionnaire, assigns points meant to gauge the vulnerability of a person living on the streets.

Experts say this model was never tested as a housing assessment tool, nor meant to determine whether someone gets into housing.

Nine species of sea snakes have now been identified as having regained the genetic requirements for advanced color vision.

University of Adelaide study found the genetic trait may have existed in a common ancestor of the nine species, dating back three million years .

Scientists previously identified one species that had re-elaborated the visual function in response to its spectrally complex environment.

Former President Bill Clinton checked into a D.C. hospital Monday afternoon for "testing and observation after developing a fever" Clinton , 78 , was also in Southern California for an infection that reached his blood in 2021 , but was released after six days .

"He remains in good spirits and deeply appreciates the excellent care he is receiving," aide says.

Near Space Network allows spacecraft to transmit data directly to ground stations on Earth .

It's a system used by the International Space Station , the Hubble Space Telescope and many Earth -observing missions.

The NSN system supports missions within one million miles of Earth with "robust communications".

Adoption of 'hospital-at-home' programs remains concentrated among larger, urban, not-for-profit and academic hospitals Study highlights need for targeted incentives to expand program to smaller, rural, and non-teaching hospitals.

Established in November 2020 , the program allows hospitals to deliver care for acute medical illness to patients in their own homes in lieu of a traditional hospital admission.

The data is clear that these types of hospitals are not seeking to create these programs on their own.

Additional research is needed to understand the practical implications and tradeoffs of hospital-at-home programs.

"We still don't have a comprehensive understanding of how the programs are functioning on the ground," Zikry says.