Americans Doubt Founding Fathers' Approval
Two decades ago, most Americans believed the Founding Fathers would be pleased with the country's direction. A recent Gallup poll reveals a stark contrast. The
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Trump Orders Probe into Oil Companies over Price Hikes
Donald Trump has instructed the Department of Justice to investigate oil companies, alleging they are responsible for rising fuel prices. The announcement came
Child Under 12 Euthanised in Netherlands for First Time
The Netherlands has euthanised a child under 12 for the first time since changing its law in 2024. The child's age was between one and 12. This incident occurre
NHS Maternity Care Criticised Over Hundreds of Deaths and Injuries
A major investigation into NHS maternity care has uncovered significant concerns over the treatment of mothers and babies. Led by senior midwife Donna Ockenden,
Popular Bone Supplements May Not Prevent Fractures, Study Finds
Many people take calcium and vitamin D supplements to keep their bones strong as they age. This practice has been common for years. Pharmacies and supermarkets
Indonesia Cracks Down on Financial Influencers
Indonesia is tightening its grip on financial influencers, requiring them to disclose paid promotions and obtain licenses to operate. The move aims to protect i
Africa's Youth Seeks Democratic Change
Africa is home to a large young population, with many facing aging autocratic leaders. Unwilling to accept mere democratic rituals, they seek new ways to shape
US Spy Agency Hit by AI Restrictions
The National Security Agency lost access to a powerful AI model after the Trump administration imposed export limits. Parts of the agency were affected, with so
Marjorie Taylor Greene Quits Republican Party
Marjorie Taylor Greene, former US Representative from Georgia, announced she's leaving the Republican Party on Monday evening, following conservative commentato
Crackdown on Healthcare Fraud Nets 455 Charges
The US Department of Justice has charged 455 people in a massive healthcare fraud scheme worth $6.5 billion. In Florida, 53-year-old cardiologist Jason Finkelst
MSCI Delays Indonesia Market Status Review
MSCI Inc. has postponed its review of Indonesia's market status until November, citing the need for more time to assess the country's market developments. This
UNAIDS Warns of Deadly Consequences of Trump's HIV Funding Cuts
The United States is set to reduce its HIV funding to South Africa, sparking concerns from UNAIDS that lives could be lost. Donald Trump's administration has an