UFC flyweight fighter Allan Nascimento has died at his home at the age of 34 following an apparent heart attack in his sleep, the organization announced.
July's roundup of overlooked science stories includes cyborg cockroaches in diving suits, evidence of skilled archer princesses in ancient Egypt, confirmation of a companion star to Betelgeuse, and the resolution of a centuries-old mystery surrounding a Medici duke's death.
Jack Tweed, widower of Jade Goody, received a 17-month driving ban and a £692 fine after admitting to driving under the influence of cannabis in Chelmsford, Essex. He told Chelmsford Magistrates' Court he used the drug to help with depression and anxiety.
An elderly woman died of heat stroke in her car after a magnitude 7.1 earthquake in Japan's Kumamoto Prefecture, as authorities warn of increasing heat-related risks for thousands of evacuees amid sweltering temperatures and ongoing challenges like water and fuel shortages.
Wagga Wagga's Wilks Park homeless encampment faces eviction, delayed by a council motion, amid a severe regional NSW housing crisis. Residents like JJ and John highlight challenges, including pet ownership and long social housing waitlists, while community groups provide aid and the state government offers limited motel accommodation.
A Los Angeles Superior Court judge ruled that Waymo cannot operate its Santa Monica charging facilities overnight, citing public nuisance concerns. Residents and city officials complained of light, sound pollution, and traffic congestion from autonomous vehicles, leading to a preliminary injunction between 11 pm and 6 am.
Double Olympic champion Adam Ramsay-Peaty discusses his emotional rollercoaster after the Commonwealth Games, where he won three medals but none gold, and his journey to find balance between athletic drive and personal well-being ahead of the 2028 LA Olympics.
A new federal report shows nearly two-thirds of US children aged 2-19, including half under 5, consume daily caffeine, averaging 19.4mg. Experts warn of health impacts like sleep disruption, anxiety, and heart issues, with hidden caffeine in foods like dark chocolate also contributing.
FIFA's Chief Operating Officer, Kevin Lamour, stated staff were "deceived" by President Gianni Infantino's lack of transparency regarding a $20 billion World Cup sell-off plan, urging its halt. His statement followed the resignation of senior adviser Carlos Cordeiro, who also opposed the deal.
Ozlo, founded by former Bose engineers, launches Sleepbuds 2, improving upon the original with 14-hour battery life, enhanced Bluetooth connectivity, and better sound quality, priced at $279.
Madias Ngake, a Cameroonian-born weightlifter now representing England, wins 86kg silver at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, 14 years after fleeing persecution for her sexuality in Cameroon following the London 2012 Olympics.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon reflects on his 1998 firing from Citigroup and a near-fatal heart emergency in 2020, discussing how these events reshaped his career and outlook on life.
Experts identify common causes of fatigue and poor sleep, including high CO2 levels in bedrooms, low creatine stores, insufficient daylight exposure, lack of fibre, and late-night eating, offering simple lifestyle adjustments to improve energy and rest.
New Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledges £340m to eradicate rough sleeping in England, despite past failures and record-high numbers. Charities welcome the move but express skepticism, emphasizing the need for collaborative services and permanent housing solutions like Housing First.
Scientists from the Universities of St Andrews and Neuchâtel discovered that sperm whales sleep vertically, releasing gas bubbles to regulate buoyancy. This unique posture near the surface aids breathing, protects from waves, and prevents energy drain, offering new insights into their deep-diving physiology.
An opinion piece criticizes Andy Burnham's initial policies as Prime Minister, arguing they contradict his localist promises by centralizing control over homelessness, bus fares, social housing, and care services, drawing parallels with previous leaders who failed to decentralize power in the UK.
Russian influencer Anna Otavina sustained second-degree burns after a power bank exploded next to her bed in her Moscow penthouse, igniting her hair and bedding. She now warns followers about the dangers of unattended charging and using power banks on soft surfaces, urging caution with unknown quality devices.
Sky News Australia is rebranding to News24 due to an expiring deal with UK Sky News, facing concerns over brand recognition and marketing efforts. The change comes amidst various media controversies, including a News Corp lawsuit against Brave Software and scrutiny over interviews and commentator activism.
Traces of ancient grass bedding found in South Africa's Border Cave reveal that prehistoric hunter-gatherers meticulously prepared and maintained their sleeping areas, using fire to clear old layers and deter pests, offering insights into early human culture.
Four Hong Kong police officers lost their appeal against convictions and jail terms for framing a homeless man for drug possession and destroying evidence in 2020, with the Court of Appeal upholding the original sentences due to the seriousness of the offences.
US Food and Drug Administration's advisory committee will meet to decide if seven peptides, marketed for various wellness treatments, can be compounded by licensed pharmacies. The review comes amid soaring popularity, safety concerns from the FDA, and controversy over committee members' ties to peptide businesses.
Os Estados Unidos impuseram uma tarifa de 25% sobre produtos brasileiros, alegando que a legislação e decisões judiciais contra big techs ameaçam a liberdade de expressão. Especialistas brasileiros refutam a acusação, vendo-a como pretexto para punir o Brasil e garantir que as empresas estrangeiras operem sem prestação de contas no país.
An Iranian ballistic missile killed three US service members at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, striking housing units and exposing challenges in US air defenses. The attack, one of three in 24 hours, prompted US President Donald Trump to vow retaliation, while Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei warned of 'unforgettable lessons'.
Meta is launching parental supervision tools for Threads, allowing parents to monitor screen time, set limits, and manage privacy settings for teens. This move follows regulatory pressure and lawsuits concerning child safety, with a global rollout planned by year-end.
