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Australia is planning to ban children from using social media due to concerns about the mental health consequences it causes.

There’s been a lot of discussion about extraterrestrial life lately, and how it would impact the world’s major religions, especially those who view intelligent life as a special and unique creation from a higher being.

Researchers have created 3D models of spider webs to listen for spider signals. Then, they recreated the sounds with the help of computers and algorithms.

China has announced it will no longer allow international adoptions. This change aligns with international agreements and only allows the adoption of stepchildren or close relatives. It brings uncertainty for families in the process.

Linda Sun, a former Deputy Chief of Staff to New York Governor Kathy Hochul, has been charged with secretly acting as an agent for the Chinese government.

A municipality near Lisbon, Portugal, is offering affordable housing specifically for teachers who commute long distances.

A family in Wisconsin, US, were out fishing on Marshmiller Lake, when they spotted an animal swimming with what appeared to be a plastic tub stuck on its head.

The International Doner Federation in Istanbul wants to have Doner kebab recognized as a traditional Turkish product by the European Union.

X, formerly known as Twitter, has been banned in Brazil because it failed to appoint a new legal representative, as ordered by a Supreme Court judge.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz paid his respects to the victims of a mass stabbing in the city of Solingen, which he called an act of terrorism.

British rock band Oasis is set to reunite after 15 years, following a public feud between the Gallagher brothers that led to their split in 2009.

Pavel Durov, the Russian-born billionaire founder and CEO of the Telegram messaging app, was arrested at Le Bourget airport in France on Saturday.

A new study surveyed hundreds of bird species in the USA and Canada and found that nearly a third of birds disappeared from most biomes since 1970. That is almost three billion birds.

A recently published study analysed concentrations of fine particulate matter pollution across the continental US from 1999 until 2015.