
Butter Chicken Origins: Delhi Restaurants in Legal Battle
A legal feud over butter chicken’s origins pits Delhi’s rival restaurants against each other.
A legal feud over butter chicken’s origins pits Delhi’s rival restaurants against each other.
Protesters’ soup-throwing at the Mona Lisa highlights calls for food system reform and sustainability.
TheMalibuArtist captures possible birth of great white shark, but experts urge caution and further evidence.
Foreign tourists visiting Bali will now have to pay a levy to protect the island’s environment and culture.
Massive fire engulfs newly built water park in Sweden, causing significant damage and injuring several people.
Rare hailstorm surprises UAE residents, causing damage to homes and vehicles.
Ivory Coast and Nigeria’s footballers are being rewarded with cash, villas, and honors after the Africa Cup of Nations final, signaling positive change in the treatment of players and potentially more World Cup spots for African teams.
Sales to kidults, adults who buy toys for themselves, have defied the overall downturn in toy sales, accounting for over a quarter of the UK toy market and worth over £1 billion a year, as adults find toys fun and beneficial for their mental health.
Scientists achieve world’s first IVF rhino pregnancy, offering hope for saving the northern white rhino.
Woman survives 14 hours on top of submerged car in California creek, highlighting the importance of preparedness in emergencies.
Church steeple collapses in New London, Connecticut, leaving community searching for answers and offering support.
Video of lion riding in Bentley sparks outrage and raises concerns about welfare of exotic animals.
Netflix’s crackdown on password-sharing led to a surge in sign-ups, with the streaming giant adding over 13.1 million subscriptions in the last quarter of 2022, the highest number since 2020.
The Sunday Times reveals the highest UK taxpayers, with Alex Gerko, JK Rowling, and Ed Sheeran among them.
Seabed mining is a contentious issue, with concerns about its environmental impact leading some countries to oppose it.
Hermit crabs around the world are increasingly using plastic waste as shells, raising questions about the impact on their evolution and the potential harm or benefits of plastic materials for these crustaceans.
Long-lost Klimt painting found in Vienna after almost 100 years, estimated to be worth over $54 million.
Fake robocalls impersonating President Biden have been circulating in New Hampshire, urging voters to skip the primary election, prompting an investigation to determine the source.
UK government to ban “drip pricing” and fake reviews, aiming to improve consumer transparency and protect customers from hidden fees and misleading information.
Amazon fined €32m in France for “excessive” surveillance of workers, violating GDPR; Amazon plans to appeal.
Japan turns to AI to address labor shortage, but recognizes the importance of human workers.
Liverpool Street station surpasses Waterloo as the busiest station in Britain, thanks to the opening of the Elizabeth line and changing travel patterns.
Fast-food chains are ramping up promotions to attract budget-conscious customers amid rising prices and declining sales.
New Lancet report reveals eyesight and cholesterol as modifiable dementia risk factors, urging lifestyle changes.
44% of the UK population was under-vaccinated against Covid-19 in summer 2022, with younger people being the most likely to skip doses, according to a study published in The Lancet.
Drone footage captures the birth of a new island after a volcanic eruption in Japan.
Renowned Australian doctor Richard Scolyer remains cancer-free a year after receiving a groundbreaking treatment for glioblastoma, a highly aggressive form of brain cancer, based on his own research on melanoma, offering hope for future clinical trials.
Amazon is testing humanoid robots called Digit in its US warehouses to automate operations and “free up” employees, but critics argue that automation has already resulted in job losses and that Amazon treats its workers like robots.
Microsoft’s AI head predicts advanced AI assistants with long-term memory within a year.
Rising myopia rates in children linked to screen time and lockdowns prompt urgent eye health warnings.
Elon Musk’s profane outburst and the ad boycott on X, formerly known as Twitter, could lead to the company’s bankruptcy.
Ubisoft’s Assassin’s Creed Shadows faces delay to refine gameplay, promising a polished and successful experience.
Ohio woman convicted of assault for throwing a burrito bowl at a Chipotle worker sentenced to work at a fast-food job for two months.
The world’s largest iceberg, A23a, is finally on the move after being stuck for over 30 years, and its movement could disrupt wildlife and human activities.
The audacious heist of a gold toilet highlights the intersection of art, crime, and planning.