The Democratic Republic of the Congo's Ministry of Communication and Media reported four additional Ebola deaths in the past day, raising the total death toll to 196. The country has confirmed 837 cases, with 29 new cases reported.
Africa CDC Director-General Jean Kaseya warns the current Ebola outbreak in the DRC could be deadlier than the 2014-2016 West Africa outbreak. Over 26,000 contacts are untraced, and the epidemic may last a year due to funding shortfalls and community resistance.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced his opposition to the death penalty, citing a lack of deterrence and concerns about fairness. The Republican governor, nearing the end of his second term, urged the state legislature to repeal the 1981 statute or put the issue to a public vote, despite opposition from within his party.
The family of former NFL player Aldon Smith, who died suddenly at 36, is investigating a possible link to CTE. His brain will be sent for testing as attorneys probe the circumstances of his death, for which no official cause has been announced.
Several French towns, including Le Lavandou, issued "death prohibited" decrees due to full cemeteries. The unusual policy aimed to draw attention to the lack of burial space, a problem exacerbated by land restrictions and environmental preservation concerns halting expansion projects.
Preliminary 2025 data shows the US infant mortality rate dropped to a historic low of under 5.4 deaths per 1,000 live births, a decrease from previous years. While reasons are unclear, experts are optimistic about the trend, though the US rate still lags behind other high-income nations.
The family of former NFL player Aldon Smith, who died suddenly at 36, is donating his brain to Boston University's CTE Center for research into brain injuries. Attorneys are investigating his death.
Indian opposition parties criticized PM Modi's interaction with US President Trump at the G7 Summit, citing the recent deaths of three Indian nationals in a US military strike. They questioned Modi's diplomatic stance and alleged Trump ignored him.
Former NFL player Aldon Smith's family is donating his brain to Boston University for CTE research following his sudden death at 36. Attorneys are investigating the cause of death.
A jobless man, Ng Ka-sing, is on trial for murdering his girlfriend, Yip Tsz-ching, in Hong Kong four years ago. He claims he accidentally beat her to death while trying to keep her awake for weight loss, a plea of manslaughter prosecutors rejected. He is also charged with illegal body disposal.
Jose Guadalupe Ramos, 52, died in ICE custody at Adelanto immigration detention centre, part of a rising number of deaths in US immigration detention. His partner, Antonia Tovar, blames officials for failing to save him, amid a push for mass deportation by the Trump administration.
Sheila Chebii, a 25-year-old Kenyan student, died after falling 15 storeys from a Sydney hotel. Six weeks into her studies and less than a month into her housekeeping job, her death has left her family and the Kenyan diaspora seeking answers, with authorities investigating.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, a Republican, has reversed his long-held stance and publicly called for the abolition of the death penalty in the state, citing a lack of deterrent effect on violent crime. Despite his position, legislative repeal faces strong opposition.
A WIRED survey reveals that affordability is the top concern for Americans regarding housing, with many struggling to meet the '30 percent' rule. Respondents share financial stress, climate change impacts, and political displacement, leading to trends like multigenerational living and unconventional housing solutions.
The traditional starter home, once a symbol of adulthood and wealth-building, is becoming unattainable for many due to a shifting economic landscape. This article explores the challenges and potential future of homeownership.
A 32-year-old Brazilian woman died after an AI-powered state system reportedly downgraded her condition, delaying her transfer to an ICU. Her family blames the Core-MG platform for a severity score that prevented faster treatment, despite doctors' concerns and legal efforts.
A conspiracy theory about scientists dying or disappearing is traced back to a 1977 British mock-documentary called 'Alternative 3', created by David Ambrose. Despite being a fictional drama, it was taken seriously by many and has since fueled various conspiracy narratives.
A US airstrike in Jamaame, Somalia on November 15, 2025, killed at least 12 civilians, including eight children. The Guardian's investigation, using witness testimony and photographic evidence, details the devastating impact on families, with no official acknowledgment or accountability from the US military, which stated the strike targeted al-Shabaab.
A Bhopal court extended the judicial custody of Samarth Singh, husband of model Twisha Sharma, and his mother, former judge Giribala Singh, by 14 days. They are accused in a dowry harassment case and Twisha's death on May 12.
Ten years after Jo Cox's murder, her sister Kim Leadbeater fears "kinder, gentler politics" has failed, with intolerance and division worsening. Experts cite identity politics, social media, and scapegoating as key drivers. Politicians face increased threats, impacting recruitment and safety.
Ten years after Jo Cox's murder, her sister Kim Leadbeater fears political discourse has worsened, marked by increased intolerance, far-right unrest, and online abuse. Experts and MPs discuss the shift from economic to identity politics, amplified by social media, and the challenges of fostering constructive dialogue.
Ekwador zaprosił dwóch argentyńskich biegłych do obserwacji śledztwa w sprawie śmierci polskiej aktywistki Moniki Silvy Koniuszek. Wniosek o współpracę skierowano również do Polski. Koniuszek, prezeska fundacji La Integridad, zgłaszała przypadki korupcji i obawiała się o życie. Jej śmierć wywołała marsz pamięci i apele o rzetelne dochodzenie.
A new Netflix Korean drama, "Teach You a Lesson," is striking a chord in Malaysia, where parents are highly vigilant due to ongoing inquests into schoolgirl deaths and frequent bullying cases. The series depicts a former special forces officer intervening in schools where teachers have lost control.
A new Netflix Korean drama, "Teach You a Lesson," is striking a chord in Malaysia, a country grappling with the aftermath of a schoolgirl's death and ongoing bullying cases. The series depicts a former special forces officer intervening in schools with disciplinary issues.
