Celebrities Support Raising Social Media Age Limit to 16
Cheryl and Lauren Silverman advocate for raising the minimum age for social media access to 16, citing mental health risks for youth ahead of a crucial parliamentary vote.
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Israeli Reservist Kills Two Palestinians in West Bank Shooting
An Israeli army reservist shot dead two Palestinians, including a 14-year-old boy, near a school in the occupied West Bank, amid escalating settler violence and military investigations.
Mother Sues LA School After Daughter's Bullying Death
A grieving mother has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Los Angeles Unified School District after her 12-year-old daughter died from injuries sustained in a bullying incident at school.
Iran War Heading Toward Frozen Conflict, Experts Warn
Analysis suggests the US-Iran conflict is likely to become a frozen war due to Trump's ceasefire approach, asymmetric tactics, and unresolved nuclear issues, mirroring historical precedents.
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Cosmic Ray Tech Could Reveal Lost Ark of the Covenant Location
Archaeologists are deploying advanced muon detectors to scan beneath Jerusalem's Temple Mount, hoping to locate the legendary Ark of the Covenant which vanished over 2,600 years ago.
2,400-Year-Old Submerged Town Reappears in Turkey
A remarkably preserved ancient town, submerged for 2,400 years, has reappeared in southeastern Turkey's Dicle Dam Lake, offering archaeologists new insights into prehistoric communities.
Sudan Refugees in Chad Face 50C Heat and Starvation
Sudanese refugees in Chad endure extreme temperatures up to 50C, severe food and water shortages, and reduced aid as global funding declines, with over 900,000 displaced by war.
Israel's Memorial Day: Solemn Remembrance in Photos
Across Israel, from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv, citizens and soldiers gather to honor fallen heroes and victims of conflict, including those from the October 7, 2023 attacks, in a day of profound grief and reflection.
Myanmar's Leader Proposes New Peace Talks with Armed Resistance
President Min Aung Hlaing invites ethnic armed groups to peace talks by July 31 as part of a 100-day program, but opposition dismisses the move as a tactic to prolong military rule.
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Indian Temple Mandates Cow Urine Drink for Entry as Faith Test
The Gangotri temple in India's Himalayas now requires visitors to drink panchgavya, a ritual mix including cow urine, to prove faith, sparking political and health debates.
Chad Sends 1,500 Troops to Haiti in UN Anti-Gang Force
Chad will deploy 1,500 troops to Haiti as part of a UN security force to tackle gang violence, with 400 already sent. The mission follows a UN request and expands Kenya-led efforts.
UN Aid Chief Warns of Catastrophic Impact from Aid Cuts
UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher urges renewed global solidarity as aid funding plummets, with cuts from the US and UK risking millions of lives worldwide.
Indian Temple Makes Cow Urine Mandatory for Visitors
The Gangotri temple in Uttarakhand now requires all visitors to drink a ritual mixture containing cow urine as a test of faith, aiming to exclude non-believers.
Palestinians Forced to Demolish Own Homes in Jerusalem
A growing crisis in Jerusalem sees Palestinians compelled to tear down their own homes to escape exorbitant Israeli enforcement costs, with over 150 demolitions this year.
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School's 'Army Inspection' Uniform Row Leaves Girl, 8, Sent Home
A furious mother criticises St Paul's CE Primary School after her 8-year-old daughter with sensory difficulties was sent home for wearing black boots instead of shoes, describing the enforcement as an 'Army inspection'.
Afternoon Update: Australian News Developments Tuesday (21.04.2026)
A summary of the latest news from Australia, covering major events and updates from Tuesday, including political, economic, and social developments.
Myanmar Sanitary Pad Ban Widens, Black Market Prices Soar
Myanmar's military regime has expanded its ban on period products, claiming rebels use them for first aid. Black market prices have tripled, exceeding the daily minimum wage, forcing women to use unsafe alternatives.
Satellite Images Show Aftermath of El-Fasher Massacre
Satellite imagery captures fires and smoke at El-Fasher airport after Rapid Support Forces seized the city. A forensic investigation reveals warnings of a planned bloodbath were ignored by international governments.
Residential School Survivors Battle to Save Testimonies from Destruction
First Nation communities in Canada warn that thousands of testimonies detailing abuse in residential schools face destruction by 2027, threatening a key part of the country's colonial reckoning.
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Global Photo Roundup: Markets, Diplomacy, and World Events
A visual journey across the globe captures watermelon traders in Bangladesh, Pope Leo's visit to Angola, UK-Japan diplomacy, and scenes from conflict zones and natural events.
UK History Curriculum Criticised for Colonial Blindspot
A professor responds to a student's call for truth in British colonial history teaching, highlighting gaps in UK education compared to former settler colonies.
UN: $2bn Weekly Iran War Cost Could Have Saved 87 Million Lives
The head of the UN's humanitarian agency criticises US spending on the Iran conflict, highlighting severe aid budget cuts and the dangers of normalising violent rhetoric globally.
Manchester Wins University Challenge Final Against Edinburgh
Manchester University clinched victory in the University Challenge final, defeating Edinburgh 145-105. Captain Kai Madgwick led with nine correct starters, while Miriam Margolyes presented the trophy.
Canadian Killed in Shooting at Mexico's Teotihuacán Pyramids
A Canadian woman was killed and several others injured after a gunman opened fire at the Teotihuacán pyramids near Mexico City, raising security concerns ahead of the World Cup.
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Scientist Accused of Poisoning Co-worker Over Promotion Denial
A University of Wisconsin-Madison researcher faces serious charges after allegedly contaminating a colleague's belongings with laboratory chemicals following a workplace dispute over a promotion.
Obama and Mamdani Visit Pre-K Students in New York School
Former President Barack Obama and scholar Mahmood Mamdani visited a Pre-K school in New York, engaging with young students and discussing early education's importance.
Universities Face Fines for Restricting Free Speech
New legislation in the UK imposes fines on universities that muzzle free speech, aiming to protect academic freedom and open debate on campuses nationwide.
Teacher Arrested at Christian School for Abuse Claims
A teacher has been arrested following abuse allegations at a Christian school, with police investigating the incident and the school cooperating fully.
MPs Debate Banning Tracksuits in Schools Over Uniform Rules
British MPs are considering a ban on tracksuits in classrooms as part of a school uniform debate, sparking discussions on discipline and inclusivity in education.
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Nobel Laureate David Gross Warns of Nuclear War Threat
Nobel Prize-winning physicist David Gross warns that nuclear war is a real and growing danger, urging global action to prevent catastrophic conflict.
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