A five-year-old UKG student died in Visakhapatnam after a teacher allegedly slapped him for failing to complete homework, sparking protests by his parents and an ongoing police investigation.
Prof Katya Rubia withdrew support for Channel 4's documentary 'The Great ADHD Myth?', claiming it was biased, misrepresented her views, and could increase suicide risks by discouraging medication.
Wealthy families face challenges in transitioning control from aging parents, with cognitive decline and emotional difficulties complicating the process. Advisors recommend early discussions, gradual transitions, respect for the wealth creator, and family consensus.
Police blamed dense bushland and radio communication failures for mistakenly reporting that missing 18-year-old bushwalker Lily Hooper had been found alive, an error publicly relayed by the NSW premier before her body was confirmed found.
A 30-year-old domestic helper was arrested in Hong Kong on suspicion of child neglect after a 23-month-old girl suffered second-degree burns from hot water in Yuen Long.
A London school has paid tribute to 14-year-old Sara El-Khawas, who died alongside her parents in the water off Shoreham-by-Sea, West Sussex, in an incident police believe to be a tragic accident.
The parents of a home-born Hong Kong baby lost a legal bid to have their son returned from welfare authorities, as a High Court judge ruled the father failed to consider child-raising risks.
Lawyers for convicted Australian triple-murderer Erin Patterson argued in court that her trial was compromised by jury sequestration issues and unreliable evidence, while prosecutors sought a stiffer sentence.
Ritu Narayan, former eBay executive, founded Zum to solve student transportation inefficiencies. The Redwood City-based startup uses AI and fleet management to serve 5,000 schools across 18 states, reaching a $1.7 billion valuation through tech-driven logistics.
At least 30 children, mostly British, are feared conceived via IVF in northern Cyprus using incorrect donors, with many cases linked to Dogus IVF Centre.
Following the suicide of 29-year-old Sophie Rottenberg, her parents discovered she had spent months using an AI chatbot as a therapist named 'Harry'. The case highlights growing concerns over vulnerable individuals turning to unregulated AI tools for mental health support.
Le cybercriminel ZeroBytes revendique l'exfiltration de 43 Go de données de l'Éducation nationale couvrant plus de vingt ans. Le ministère confirme une intrusion en juillet mais conteste l'étendue de la fuite concernant les élèves et personnels.
Working parents in the UK face significant financial and career challenges during the 13-week summer school holidays, with childcare costing up to £1,145 per child and forcing many to adopt creative workarounds.
One Nation senators Tyron Whitten, Malcolm Roberts, and leader Pauline Hanson face criticism after making inflammatory remarks labeling transgender identity as mental illness and parental support as child abuse.
Higher education costs exceeding $100,000 annually have made four-year colleges unaffordable for many, with just 12% of surveyed Americans considering them affordable. Families increasingly rely on federal and private loans, scholarships, and savings to cover expenses.
Explring the 100-year history of the modern weekend, from Henry Ford's 1926 introduction of the five-day week to modern challenges like hybrid work, 'Skiveday Friday', and four-day week trials.
JNU professor emerita Zoya Hasan addressed students and parents virtually on pluralism after protests forced her exclusion as chief guest at Sardar Patel Vidyalaya's Independence Day celebration.
Liberal democracies face a challenge from 'good life states' that promote specific visions of human flourishing, threatening liberal values of pluralism and individual choice. The author argues liberals must craft an attractive moral vision without sacrificing freedom.
Hong Kong parents and concern groups urged authorities to reinstate student subsidies as textbook prices rose by an average of 3.6 per cent for the 2026-27 academic year, the highest increase since 2020.
A complex surrogacy dispute across California, Alaska, and Texas has escalated after surrogate McKenna West gave birth to a baby with a severe congenital heart condition, highlighting conflicts over medical decisions, parental rights, and differing state laws.
The US Department of Health and Human Services decertified organ procurement organization Network for Hope after a review flagged neurological signs incompatible with death in dozens of pending cases.
Nick Reiner was indicted on murder charges for the stabbing deaths of his parents, actor-director Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner, with a new lying-in-wait allegation added to the case.
The Reserve Bank of Australia held interest rates at 4.35% in a unanimous decision, while Governor Michele Bullock warned that further rate hikes remain possible if inflation stays too high.
The U.S. Treasury and IRS proposed rules allowing employers and employees to fund tax-deferred Trump Accounts for children using pretax dollars, with employers able to contribute up to $2,500 annually per worker.
