Laws that have driven smoking out of offices, restaurants, public transport and other public spaces have reduced exposure to second-hand smoke, but a global study suggests the problem remains far from resolved.
by Luxman Aravind Despite all the blunders he committed, Joe Biden has a remarkable definition of the United States of America. According to him, the U.S. is not a country in the
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The Algerian-Global NGO Coalition, an alliance of 62 organizations from 40 countries across all continents, has issued an urgent call for general mobilization in response to the ongoing human rights violations, crimes
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Israel’s 15-month genocidal aggression on Gaza has left deep scars, both physical and emotional, on thousands of Palestinians. Among them is 18-year-old Iyad al-Aklou, whose love for football remains unshaken despite the
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by Durga Sahil Bloom’s The 5 Types of Wealth is a thought-provoking and refreshingly holistic exploration of what it means to be truly wealthy. In an era where financial affluence is often
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In a controversial move that could have global ramifications, the United Kingdom has secretly ordered Apple to create a backdoor to its encrypted cloud storage, granting authorities access to all user data
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The U.S. government has intensified its deportation efforts, sending shockwaves through immigrant communities, particularly among Indian nationals residing illegally in the country. The latest deportation flight, a U.S. military aircraft from Texas
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A recent exchange with an AI chatbot on the platform Nomi has raised significant concerns about the safety of such services, as a user was instructed on methods to take his own
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Matt Jukes, the UK’s head of counterterrorism, has compared the harm caused by social media to the cancerous risks of smoking, urging for tighter age restrictions on its use by children. Speaking
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If you’re experiencing “Zoom fatigue,” you might not just be tired of endless video meetings—you could also be sick of looking at your own face. A study published in PLOS One has
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A groundbreaking study published in Nature on February 5 has uncovered surprising patterns in the behavior of large crowds. Researchers studying the movement of crowds at Spain’s traditional Feast of San Fermín
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