Beijing police arrested over 30 people for defrauding over 100 elderly individuals of 10 million yuan (US$1.5M). A health center used soy sauce in intestinal cleaning liquid to convince victims they had toxins, leading one woman to spend 700,000 yuan.
Beijing police arrested over 30 people for defrauding over 100 elderly individuals of 10 million yuan (US$1.5M). A health center used soy sauce in intestinal cleaning liquid to convince victims they had toxins, leading one woman to spend 700,000 yuan on unnecessary treatments.
Global diplomacy and conflict take center stage as Iran and the US negotiate a potential deal, while the Ukraine conflict intensifies with drone attacks and accusations. NATO modernizes nuclear capabilities amid rising tensions.
Karnataka government will soon issue guidelines for medical students on appropriate behavior and respect towards donated bodies. This follows viral clips of students disrespecting cadavers, sparking a debate on ethics. The state has 72 medical colleges with 13,000 students.
Three bodies were discovered in a Connecticut home by its new owner shortly after purchase at a foreclosure auction. Authorities stated there are no suspicious circumstances and no indication of criminal activity, with the medical examiner yet to determine the cause of death.
Top footballers have undergone a radical transformation in their bodies over the past 50 years, becoming taller, leaner, and faster. This evolution is driven by changes in game tactics, improved pitches, and advances in sports science, enabling players to perform at higher intensities for longer periods.
India's Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition Act, 2013, governs land acquisition for development. It mandates Social Impact Assessments, fair compensation based on market value and solatium, and detailed rehabilitation and resettlement plans for affected families, including special safeguards for tribal communities.
England's cricket team faces New Zealand at the Oval with an extraordinary squad selection, marked by multiple debutants and returning players, due to various withdrawals. Captain Tom Latham noted New Zealand's restful break contrasted with England's internal drama.
WIRED articles cover a range of topics including American housing costs, ecotourism in the Amazon, the impact of Google buses in San Francisco, AI adoption by 'momfluencers', the Zuckerberg family's hiring practices, Microsoft's AI product challenges, sleep trackers, Opal's AI audio gadget, Jeff Bezos's funding of neuroscience research, AI's impact on coding jobs for new mothers, and privacy-conscious gay dating apps.
Cape Verde achieved a historic 0-0 draw against favorites Spain in their first-ever World Cup match. Despite Spain's dominance in shots, Cape Verde's defense and late chances secured a point, marking a monumental achievement for the small island nation.
A 57-year-old Polish pathologist, Magdalena H., has been arrested after 34 human fetuses were discovered buried in the garden of her former home in Lutoryz. She faces up to 12 years in prison on charges including desecrating corpses and improper waste handling, with authorities investigating potential experiments.
UK manufacturers face a "heavy drag" on competitiveness due to the highest electricity prices in the G7. Make UK and TUC call for expanded government relief, costing £3bn, to cover all manufacturers, as current schemes are too narrow.
Cricket Victoria's plan to privatize the Big Bash League (BBL) has moved closer to reality after state cricket bodies reached an in-principle agreement on a "self-determination model." This model would allow stakes in BBL clubs to be sold, though administrative hurdles and player union approval remain.
A father and his six-year-old daughter were found dead in Sydney's Parramatta River. Police are investigating the incident as a possible domestic violence act, with a suicide note discovered providing crucial evidence.
Police are investigating a suspected murder-suicide after the bodies of a father and his six-year-old daughter were recovered from a bay in Sydney's inner west on Saturday. The man was found in the Parramatta River near an unattended boat, and a friend had previously expressed concerns for their welfare.
A father and his six-year-old daughter were found dead in a Sydney bay on Saturday in what police are treating as a murder-suicide. A suicide note was found on the hired boat they were in, which was later discovered unattended.
Football associations from Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean have jointly rejected UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin's reported remarks that the expanded 48-team FIFA World Cup features "uninteresting" matches. They emphasized the universality and inspirational value of the tournament for developing nations.
In Rio de Janeiro's Vila Cruzeiro favela, artists and children repainted Saint Luke's Square with national colours, transforming a site of trauma from a deadly police operation into a symbol of community resilience and national pride ahead of the World Cup.
The International Committee of the Red Cross warns of an increasing risk that thousands of Palestinians buried under Gaza's rubble may never be identified. Recovery efforts are slow due to a lack of heavy machinery, with many victims yet to be retrieved, complicating identification by DNA and forensic experts.
Extreme heat is the deadliest weather condition, impacting the body's natural cooling system. This report explains the science behind how heat affects vital systems and provides safety tips.
Artist David Hockney, who died at 88, was known for his lifelong love of smoking and his vocal opposition to smoking bans. His painting 'Play within a Play within a Play and Me with a Cigarette' sparked controversy with Paris Metro authorities, and he frequently wrote to newspapers advocating for smoking as an inalienable right. Despite health issues, including a mini-stroke, Hockney continued to paint, with his final works reflecting warmth and dignity.
Artist David Hockney, who died at 88, was a vocal defender of smoking, viewing it as a matter of personal freedom and artistic expression. His painting "Play within a Play within a Play and Me with a Cigarette" sparked controversy with Paris Metro authorities over advertising regulations, highlighting his lifelong stance against "bossiness." Hockney often drew parallels between the societal tolerance of homosexuality and the intolerance shown towards smokers, advocating for smoking as an inalienable right.
A decade after the Permanent Court of Arbitration's ruling on the South China Sea, the dispute remains unresolved. Despite Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr's assertion of peaceful dispute resolution, the ruling has become a point of contention, with maritime incidents and military deployments continuing. China's economic pragmatism has solidified its position as ASEAN's largest trading partner.
A Russian military expert claims Ukrainian forces are systematically destroying the bodies of their soldiers to conceal actual losses and avoid payments to relatives. Oleg Ivannikov stated that bodies are buried in mass graves, sometimes in existing cemeteries, or cremated on the front lines.
