Lost Hiroshima Survivor's 1947 Account Unearthed in US Archives
Kiyoshi Tanimoto, a Hiroshima bombing survivor, wrote a harrowing account in 1947, which has been discovered in a US archive after decades. The manuscript detai
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AI Lawyer Wins Court Case for Unpaid Debt
A freelance HR consultant used an AI lawyer to win a court case in England over a £7,000 unpaid debt. The consultant paid around £400 for the AI service, called
Former Spanish Deputy Prime Minister Jailed for Corruption
José Luis Ábalos, a former top aide to Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for corruption. The conviction relates to his role
Gen Z Earns More Than Millennials at Same Age
At 24, workers born in the late 1990s earn more than their millennial counterparts did at the same age. A think tank report reveals this trend, highlighting a s
Judge Blocks Trump Subpoenas Targeting Minnesota Democrats
A top federal judge in Minnesota has blocked several subpoenas issued by the Trump administration targeting state Democrats. The decision was made on Monday. Th
Paralysed Pigs Take Steps Towards Recovery
Researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery in the field of neurochirurgia, allowing pigs with completely severed spinal cords to walk again. The study's f
Canadian Healthcare Staff Outraged Over Phishing Test Email
Canadian healthcare workers received a fake email promising a day off, sparking outrage among staff already strained by burnout and resource shortages. The emai
Kenya's Health Minister Held in Contempt Over Ebola Facility
Kenya's High Court has found Health Minister Aden Duale in contempt for proceeding with construction plans for an Ebola quarantine facility. The court order was
Copper-Based Drug Shows Promise in Clearing Alzheimer's Protein Buildup
Researchers at Monash University have made a breakthrough in Alzheimer's research using a copper-based compound to clear protein buildup in mice. The study, pub
US Allows Iranian Oil Sales Until August
The US Treasury Department has given the green light for the production, delivery, and sale of Iranian oil for 60 days. This decision was made on June 22, and i
Single Vaccine May Protect Against Dementia and Shingles
Researchers have found a potential link between a vaccine and reduced dementia risk. A major study examined the effects of a vaccine on older adults. The vaccin
Trees Get Rights in Canadian Town
A Canadian town has officially recognized trees as living beings with rights, a move inspired by Quebec filmmaker André Desrocher. The decision was made on June