Yoga may help maintain testosterone levels by reducing stress and improving sleep, according to growing research. While not a direct synthesizer of testosterone, yoga's benefits on cortisol, sleep quality, abdominal fat, and insulin sensitivity can indirectly support hormonal health. It's considered a complementary practice alongside exercise, diet, and sleep for overall hormonal well-being.
Australia's publishing industry faces pressure to release books quickly, often sacrificing quality for speed. Authors report rushed production, poor editing, and a crowded market, leading to concerns about the erosion of literary standards and the sustainability of the industry.
The article explores the complex and often chaotic history of minority rights struggles in the US, comparing 20th-century movements like Black Power to contemporary issues. It details the impact of Jim Crow laws, redlining, riots, and the differing approaches of activists, from peaceful protests to revolutionary actions.
Despite historical efforts, including Obama's administration, to curb income inequality, the US shows a persistent disinterest in redistribution. Factors like public aversion to taxes and wealth accumulation strategies by the ultra-rich contribute to widening disparities, potentially exacerbated by AI.
The Comrades Marathon, the world's oldest and largest ultramarathon, took place on June 14th with over 20,000 participants. The race, which began in 1921 as an all-white, all-male event, has evolved into a significant part of South African life, symbolizing unity and overcoming adversity.
South Korea's Ministry of Gender Equality and Family approved 184 sanctions against 166 individuals for failing to meet child support obligations. Sanctions include travel bans, driver's license suspensions, and public disclosure of personal information, with average unpaid support at 45 million won.
Economists warn Pauline Hanson's One Nation proposals on parental leave and childcare could damage productivity and worsen gender inequality. Suggestions include employers not paying women on maternity leave and shifting childcare funding directly to parents, potentially impacting women's financial independence and the economy.
George Hendy scored twice to secure Northampton's second title in three seasons. Club captain George Furbank praised Hendy's finishing ability, calling him a "special player." Exeter Chiefs' director of rugby, Rob Baxter, acknowledged Northampton's strong season despite the loss.
Da Wei, director of Tsinghua University’s Centre for International Security and Strategy, stated that China is forging an alternative path based on sovereign equality and multilateralism, not global dominance. He believes US global institutional hegemony is ending as the world moves towards nationalism and realism.
Cristian Volpato made a promising debut for the Socceroos against the USA, showcasing skill and composure despite Australia's 2-0 loss. The 22-year-old, who switched allegiance from Italy, expressed regret for not joining Australia sooner.
PM Narendra Modi transferred Rs 2,400 crore to beneficiaries under the Prime Minister Viksit Bharat Rozgar Yojana (PM-VBRY), aiming to create 15 lakh employment opportunities. He highlighted the role of trade agreements in opening new markets and emphasized quality in products and services for international competitiveness.
La semaine de la qualité de vie au travail 2026 met en lumière les défis des managers, confrontés à une surcharge de tâches et à un risque accru d'arrêt maladie. Une culture managériale verticale française exacerbe ces difficultés, limitant le temps dédié à l'accompagnement des équipes.
A Cornell University study reveals that heat stress from climate change is reducing protein and fat levels in milk and impacting production, potentially causing millions in economic losses for the US dairy industry.
A Thiruvananthapuram restaurant was ordered to pay Rs 50,000 to a customer for ruining his daughter's first birthday party with stale food and poor service. The district consumer commission found the restaurant deficient in service and held the manager and managing director jointly liable.
Activists protested the SuperReturn private equity conference in Berlin, criticizing the industry's practices of wealth extraction and high debt financing. They argue that private equity firms prioritize profit over company growth and worker welfare, often leading to detrimental effects on businesses and the economy.
Activists protested the SuperReturn private equity conference in Berlin, highlighting wealth inequality and the controversial practices of private equity firms. They argue that much of the superrich's wealth is inherited and advocate for higher inheritance taxes.
India's Centre is considering a 'durability certificate' for buildings due to safety concerns. This follows court-ordered demolitions and incidents like a building collapse in Delhi that killed six. The proposal aims to improve construction quality and address unauthorized constructions nationwide.
Klarna's shift from full-time customer service to AI chatbots and gig workers illustrates AI's transformation of work. Experts predict AI will fragment jobs, leading to more precarious gig work, impacting white-collar professions and rolling back worker protections.
Théodore Pellerin stars as a young Parisian diagnosed with HPV-related cancer in the French film 'Nino.' Pellerin discusses his character's struggle with vulnerability, his process for embodying complex roles, and his growing career in both French and English-language cinema.
Google's first new smart home speaker in years, the Google Home Speaker, will launch on June 25 for $100. It features 360-degree sound, local AI processing for noise filtering, and integrates with Google TV and Nest speakers.
France midfielder Adrien Rabiot expressed dissatisfaction with the pitch at the New York New Jersey Stadium, calling it "more like an artificial surface" after France's 3-1 win over Senegal. The venue, also known as MetLife Stadium, is hosting World Cup matches.
Reform UK's proposed Women and Motherhood Protection Act, intended to "strengthen women's rights," is criticized by unions for potentially undermining equal pay for work of equal value and effectively repealing the 2010 Equality Act. The party claims it will restore 1970s/90s protections and extend maternity leave claim limits.
Conservative proposals to strip judges of powers to rule on asylum appeals and quit the ECHR have been called an "attack on justice and equality" by refugee groups and lawyers. Immigration decisions would be made internally by the Home Office, with legal aid scrapped.
MPs criticize the UK government for "words over action" on protecting women in conflict zones, citing aid cuts that undermine global leadership. The government insists its commitment to the Women, Peace and Security agenda is "unwavering" despite reduced overseas aid.
