A Chinese company’s marriage mandate for employees sparked outrage, revealing tensions over declining marriage rates.
The audacious heist of a gold toilet highlights the intersection of art, crime, and planning.
Over 1,000 QR code stickers on gravestones in Munich spark police investigation and community concern.
A prankster misled Glasgow 10k runners, causing safety concerns and a significant detour for participants.
The intense 4 Nations Face-Off match showcased fierce rivalry, fueled by political tensions and passionate fans.
Ancient Egyptian mummies emit delightful scents, revealing secrets of their mummification and cultural practices.
A monkey caused a nationwide blackout in Sri Lanka, affecting millions and highlighting infrastructure issues.
The Yankees’ beard ban ends, reflecting a cultural shift towards inclusivity and modern player identity.
An Australian politician protests by changing his name to Austin Trump, criticizing the Labor Party.
Chengdu’s tourist village apologized for misleading visitors with artificial snow during an unusually warm holiday.
Four suspects staged bear attacks for insurance fraud, costing companies over $141,000.
Magnus Carlsen’s withdrawal from the championships highlights tensions between personal expression and strict tournament regulations.
Chuck Hildebrandt’s overdue book return sparks a charitable campaign supporting literacy, raising over $4,500.
Dartitis reveals the hidden mental health struggles athletes face, emphasizing the need for supportive treatment.
Wearable technology promises health insights but raises concerns about data reliability and patient anxiety.
AI technology is set to revolutionize early diabetes detection by analyzing ECG data for subtle risks.
Shri Mahila Griha Udyog empowers over 45,000 women, blending tradition with financial independence and community.
Apple settles a lawsuit for $95 million over alleged eavesdropping via Siri, avoiding trial risks.
Nigel Richards wins Spanish Scrabble title without speaking the language, showcasing extraordinary memorization skills.
Merriam-Webster’s word of the year, “polarization,” captures the deep divisions shaping the 2024 election.
The oceans have reached their highest recorded temperature, surpassing the previous record set in 2016, according to the EU’s climate change service Copernicus.
Farmers gathered at the Houses of Parliament to protest against the lack of support for UK food production, warning that this could be their last harvest.
Venice implements new rules to combat mass tourism, including a ban on loudspeakers and large tourist groups.
Gamers are at risk of irreversible hearing loss and tinnitus due to unsafe sound levels, according to a study analyzing over 50,000 people; researchers are calling for more public health efforts to raise awareness of the risks.
TheMalibuArtist captures possible birth of great white shark, but experts urge caution and further evidence.
Netflix is raising its subscription prices in the UK despite recent success, as it aims to protect profits and deal with competition and delays in new releases.
Hollywood performers strike against gaming giants over AI concerns, seeking fair protections and compensation.
The Lemon Festival in Menton celebrates the Olympics with giant citrus sculptures, attracting thousands of visitors.
AI can predict hurricane landfall earlier and more accurately than traditional methods, but climate change may pose challenges.
Search queries related to “climate anxiety” have increased 27 times in the first 10 months of 2023 compared to the same period in 2017, with women being more affected than men, according to data gathered by Google and shared exclusively with BBC 100 Women.
Workaholics Anonymous offers a judgment-free space for individuals to address their struggles with work addiction.
Liam and Olivia dominate baby names in 2024, reflecting cultural diversity and rising birthrates.
BYD’s record-breaking sales in the electric vehicle market highlight the challenges faced by Tesla.
19-year-old pianist Yunchan Lim, known as “classical music’s answer to K-pop,” has signed an exclusive record deal with Decca Records in the UK, choosing the label for its sound quality and work with legendary musicians.
The development of ultra-flat mirrors by Zeiss in Germany is revolutionizing the semiconductor industry.
