Why Most Humans Are Right-Handed: Oxford's Evolution Answer
Oxford researchers solve the mystery of right-handedness, linking it to upright walking and brain expansion in human evolution, with only 10% left-handed.
Category : Constitution
Venezuela Fury's Wedding at 16: Isle of Man Rules Explained
Tyson Fury's daughter Venezuela, 16, married Noah Price on the Isle of Man, where the legal age is 16 with parental consent, unlike England's minimum age of 18.
Neo-Nazi Group Challenges Hate Ban in High Court
Australia's banned neo-Nazi group National Socialist Network launches legal challenge against hate crime laws, arguing they violate constitutional freedoms and burden political communication.
James Bond Casting Begins: Top Contenders for Next 007
Nina Gold starts search for new James Bond. Top contenders include Callum Turner, Jacob Elordi, Harris Dickinson, Jack Lowden, and Louis Partridge.
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Historic Tartan Collection Gifted to Scotland to Reshape History
Nearly 800 historic tartan samples, including fabrics for Queen Victoria and military regiments, donated to National Museums Scotland, potentially rewriting the history of the iconic textile.
Harris Pushes Supreme Court Expansion to Combat 'Cheating'
Kamala Harris blasts Supreme Court ruling on redistricting, calls for expanding the court and reforming Electoral College to counter GOP 'cheating' in midterms.
Fix Broken Social Contract, Says TUC Chief Nowak
TUC General Secretary Paul Nowak calls on the next Prime Minister to mend the broken social contract, highlighting government achievements overshadowed by mistakes and the need to tackle inequality.
Supreme Court Rejects Virginia Democrats' Map Bid
The US Supreme Court rejected Virginia Democrats' attempt to restore a congressional map that would have given them four more House seats.
Palestinians Demolish Homes for Jerusalem Biblical Park
In East Jerusalem's al-Bustan, Palestinians are demolishing their own homes to avoid higher municipal costs, as the city plans a biblical theme park, erasing Palestinian heritage.
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Supreme Court Rejects Virginia Voting Map Revival Bid
The Supreme Court rejected Virginia's attempt to reinstate a congressional map that could have given Democrats four more seats, marking a key development in mid-decade redistricting.
Netherlands Nazi Past: Stolen Items Still Unreturned
The Netherlands confronts its WWII Nazi occupation history, yet many looted objects remain unreturned to rightful owners, sparking debates on restitution and justice.
Great Pyramid Cosmic Transmitter Theory Revisited
A new study proposes Egypt's Great Pyramid was a 'gravitational transmitter' for interstellar communication, reigniting debate over its purpose.
Trump Plans Sculpture Garden in West Potomac Park
President Trump announces a National Garden of American Heroes in West Potomac Park, potentially bypassing federal approvals for Washington's monumental core.
Nearly Half of ECHR Judges Never Served as Judges at Home
Analysis reveals 19 of 44 ECHR judges had no prior judging experience, sparking concerns over quality and political influence at Europe's top human rights court.
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48 NHS Staff Accessed Southport Victims’ Records
Survivor Leanne Lucas condemns 48 NHS staff for accessing victims' medical records without reason after the 2024 Southport attack, calling it an 'unbelievable breach of privacy'.
Elon Musk Irked by Chinese CEOs' Photo Requests in Beijing
Elon Musk appeared irritated as Chinese business leaders snapped photos at a Beijing banquet, reluctantly posing with Xiaomi's CEO and pulling faces with Tim Cook.
Can You Paint Your Side of a Neighbour's Fence? Lawyers Weigh In
Legal experts are unanimous: you cannot paint your neighbour's fence without permission, even on your side. Learn the rules and how to avoid disputes.
Thomas: Constitution Is Common Ground in Divided US
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas urged Americans to mark the 250th anniversary by defending beliefs and free speech, calling the Constitution a common bedrock in a divided nation.
Supreme Court Preserves Abortion Drug Access
The Supreme Court blocks nationwide restrictions on mifepristone, preserving mail-order and telehealth access while the legal challenge continues, with conservative justices dissenting.
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Supreme Court Preserves Abortion Pill Access
The US Supreme Court has preserved women's access to the abortion pill mifepristone, rejecting lower-court restrictions while a lawsuit continues.
Supreme Court Allows Suit Against Freight Broker
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a man who lost part of his leg in a truck crash can sue logistics company C.H. Robinson, potentially impacting industry liability.
Court Blocks Alberta Separatist Independence Referendum Bid
An Alberta judge has quashed a separatist petition for an independence referendum, ruling First Nations were not consulted. The decision deals a blow to secession hopes in the western province.
Albanese Won't Rule Out Family Home Tax Changes
PM Anthony Albanese declined to exclude altering tax treatment of family homes, sparking opposition claims of broken promises on housing tax policy.
Ancient Teeth Show Early Humans Mated with Homo Erectus
A study of 400,000-year-old teeth reveals genetic evidence that early humans interbred with Homo erectus, passing on traits through Denisovans to modern humans.
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Palestinian Group Barred from Antisemitism Hearing
The Palestinian Authority's peak body has been denied permission to present evidence at the UK's Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion.
Historic 'Belly Button of World Football' Site Protected
Remains of the 19th-century pavilion at First Hampden in Glasgow, the world's first purpose-built international football ground, have been granted scheduled monument status by Historic Environment Scotland.
4.6 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Iran, Shakes Tehran
A 4.6 magnitude earthquake struck Iran's capital Tehran, with shaking reported. State media confirmed the quake at 10 km depth.
Separate and Unequal: Legacy of 'Whites Only' Signs
Explore the history and lasting impact of Jim Crow segregation signs, from 'Whites Only' to 'No dogs, no Negros', and their role in American racism.
Italian Court Recognizes Three Parents for Child
Italy's court of appeal in Bari legally recognizes three parents—two fathers and one mother—for a four-year-old, drawing criticism from conservative Catholic groups.
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Four Corrie Stars Set for Life-Upending Storylines
Coronation Street boss Kate Brooks teases massive storylines for four characters, including Sally and Tim Metcalfe, Bernie Winter, and Debbie Webster, with lives set to be upended.
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