Quit Smoking After Cancer Diagnosis? It Could Add Years to Your Life, Study Finds A recent study reveals that quitting smoking after a cancer diagnosis can significantly extend patients' survival time by years.
Suicide Capsule Under Scrutiny After Alleged Murder in Swiss Forest Swiss authorities detained Florian Willet, co-founder of The Last Resort, after a woman's death in a Sarco capsule.
China Claims Having Kids Makes Women Smarter, Public Responds with Outrage China's health commission faced backlash after promoting childbirth's benefits, including intelligence claims, then deleted the post.
Olympic Gold Winner in Women’s Boxing Actually a Guy? Shocking Report Says Yes A medical report reveals Olympic gold medalist Imane Khelif is biologically male, sparking controversy over gender eligibility in sports.
Massive Air Drill with U.S. 'Death Swan' After North Korea’s ICBM Launch—Here’s What Happened On Sunday afternoon, a formation of fighter jets soared in a V shape over the eastern waters of Jeju Island.
Russia to Arm Kim Jong Un with Deadly Su-35 Jets—Will North Korea's Air Force Rival the U.S.? Kim's visit to Russia's Yuri Gagarin factory raises speculation about North Korea acquiring Su-35 fighters to modernize its aging air force.
Would You Pay $400 to Skip Lines? Disneyland’s New Pass Fuels Backlash Disneyland's new "Lightning Lane Premier Pass" has sparked controversy over its variable pricing, reaching up to $478 during peak times.
Watch Kim Jong Un and His Sister ‘Sing’ Rosé’s Hit—700K Views and Counting Martian Lil Doge's parody of Rosé's "APT" goes viral. It humorously reimagines K-pop lyrics with North Korean themes and figures.
Air Force Hero Accused of Sexually Assaulting Female Officer His Daughter’s Age Colonel John Doe, honored for his service, faces allegations of attempted sexual assault on a subordinate after a company dinner.
North Korean Soldiers Beaten Unconscious by Locals Over Acorn Theft North Korean soldiers reportedly attempted to seize acorns from locals but were overpowered, raising concerns over military harassment.
Why Sparrows Lose Friends as They Age—Just Like Us A study led by Dr. Julia Schroeder found that sparrows, like humans, tend to have fewer friends as they age, becoming more selective.
Russian Soldiers Frustrated to Communicate with Alleged North Korean Troops in New Video A video shows a frustrated Russian soldier learning Korean phrases to communicate with North Korean troops amid growing suspicions.
Starbucks Employees Face Possible Firing If They Don’t Work In-Office Three Days Starbucks has announced that starting in January next year, office employees must work in the office at least three days a week.
Ukraine Conflict Becomes ‘World War’ with North Korea in the Mix, Says Former U.S. Envoy Gold prices hit a record high, reaching $2,771.70/oz due to U.S. election uncertainties and Middle East conflicts, rising 34% this year.
India’s Richest Pet? Ratan Tata Leaves $72 Million Inheritance to Beloved Dog Tito Ratan Tata, former chairman of Tata Group, reportedly left $72 million to his dog, Tito, in his will, reflecting his affection.
Kim Sends Teen Soldiers, Not Special Forces, as North Korea Joins Russia’s War Effort Analysts suggest that North Korea's troops being sent to Russia are inexperienced conscripts, potentially ill-suited for combat.
Captured North Korean Soldier’ Video Goes Viral—But Are They Real? Reports and videos of North Korean troops in Russia raise doubts, with experts suggesting potential staging for psychological warfare.
Banana Duct-taped to a Wall, $1.5M to Bid: Cattelan's 'Comedian' Back in the Spotlight Cattelan's controversial artwork "Comedian," featuring a banana, will auction for $1 million to $1.5 million on November 20.
Case of 18-Year-Old Widow Burned Alive in India—Family Walks Free After 37 Years The 1987 case of Roop Kanwar, an 18-year-old widow burned in a sati ritual, resurfaces as all defendants are acquitted, sparking outrage.
New Study Reveals Cats Learn Words Twice as Fast as Infants A new study has found that cats may be quicker learners than human babies when it comes to recognizing words.
Quit Smoking After Cancer Diagnosis? It Could Add Years to Your Life, Study Finds A recent study reveals that quitting smoking after a cancer diagnosis can significantly extend patients' survival time by years.
Suicide Capsule Under Scrutiny After Alleged Murder in Swiss Forest Swiss authorities detained Florian Willet, co-founder of The Last Resort, after a woman's death in a Sarco capsule.
China Claims Having Kids Makes Women Smarter, Public Responds with Outrage China's health commission faced backlash after promoting childbirth's benefits, including intelligence claims, then deleted the post.
Olympic Gold Winner in Women’s Boxing Actually a Guy? Shocking Report Says Yes A medical report reveals Olympic gold medalist Imane Khelif is biologically male, sparking controversy over gender eligibility in sports.
Massive Air Drill with U.S. 'Death Swan' After North Korea’s ICBM Launch—Here’s What Happened On Sunday afternoon, a formation of fighter jets soared in a V shape over the eastern waters of Jeju Island.
Russia to Arm Kim Jong Un with Deadly Su-35 Jets—Will North Korea's Air Force Rival the U.S.? Kim's visit to Russia's Yuri Gagarin factory raises speculation about North Korea acquiring Su-35 fighters to modernize its aging air force.
Would You Pay $400 to Skip Lines? Disneyland’s New Pass Fuels Backlash Disneyland's new "Lightning Lane Premier Pass" has sparked controversy over its variable pricing, reaching up to $478 during peak times.
Watch Kim Jong Un and His Sister ‘Sing’ Rosé’s Hit—700K Views and Counting Martian Lil Doge's parody of Rosé's "APT" goes viral. It humorously reimagines K-pop lyrics with North Korean themes and figures.
Air Force Hero Accused of Sexually Assaulting Female Officer His Daughter’s Age Colonel John Doe, honored for his service, faces allegations of attempted sexual assault on a subordinate after a company dinner.
North Korean Soldiers Beaten Unconscious by Locals Over Acorn Theft North Korean soldiers reportedly attempted to seize acorns from locals but were overpowered, raising concerns over military harassment.
Why Sparrows Lose Friends as They Age—Just Like Us A study led by Dr. Julia Schroeder found that sparrows, like humans, tend to have fewer friends as they age, becoming more selective.
Russian Soldiers Frustrated to Communicate with Alleged North Korean Troops in New Video A video shows a frustrated Russian soldier learning Korean phrases to communicate with North Korean troops amid growing suspicions.
Starbucks Employees Face Possible Firing If They Don’t Work In-Office Three Days Starbucks has announced that starting in January next year, office employees must work in the office at least three days a week.
Ukraine Conflict Becomes ‘World War’ with North Korea in the Mix, Says Former U.S. Envoy Gold prices hit a record high, reaching $2,771.70/oz due to U.S. election uncertainties and Middle East conflicts, rising 34% this year.
India’s Richest Pet? Ratan Tata Leaves $72 Million Inheritance to Beloved Dog Tito Ratan Tata, former chairman of Tata Group, reportedly left $72 million to his dog, Tito, in his will, reflecting his affection.
Kim Sends Teen Soldiers, Not Special Forces, as North Korea Joins Russia’s War Effort Analysts suggest that North Korea's troops being sent to Russia are inexperienced conscripts, potentially ill-suited for combat.
Captured North Korean Soldier’ Video Goes Viral—But Are They Real? Reports and videos of North Korean troops in Russia raise doubts, with experts suggesting potential staging for psychological warfare.
Banana Duct-taped to a Wall, $1.5M to Bid: Cattelan's 'Comedian' Back in the Spotlight Cattelan's controversial artwork "Comedian," featuring a banana, will auction for $1 million to $1.5 million on November 20.
Case of 18-Year-Old Widow Burned Alive in India—Family Walks Free After 37 Years The 1987 case of Roop Kanwar, an 18-year-old widow burned in a sati ritual, resurfaces as all defendants are acquitted, sparking outrage.
New Study Reveals Cats Learn Words Twice as Fast as Infants A new study has found that cats may be quicker learners than human babies when it comes to recognizing words.
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