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The cow compass: How cows secretly use Earth’s magnetic field while grazing
Inside Satish Sanpal’s luxury empire: How a Jabalpur entrepreneur went from a failed grocery shop to Rolls-Royces, Bugattis and Dubai’s Burj Khalifa lifestyle
Scientists found a hidden highway to the Moon, and it could make space travel much cheaper
China just sent human artificial embryos into space, and the results could change humanity’s future
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Why is PewDiePie ending his YouTube vlogs? The touching reason behind the end of his family series
PewDiePie has announced that his monthly YouTube vlogs will end in September 2026 after nearly four years. The decision is largely driven by his desire to let his son, Björn, grow up away from the internet and choose for himself whether he wants to appear online in the future. While the vlogs are ending, Felix and Marzia said they may still occasionally share family moments through social media.
What's an Encyclical? From workers’ rights to AI, five letters from Popes that left a global impact
Pope Leo XIV unveiled his encyclical, “Magnifica Humanitas,” addressing human dignity in the AI era. This historic document, presented with an AI pioneer, marks the Catholic Church's continued engagement with contemporary challenges through its ancient tradition of papal letters. The encyclical joins a lineage of influential papal teachings on critical social issues.
17 killed as speeding minibus crashes into parked bus in Pak’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
A tragic road accident in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province claimed at least 17 lives and injured five others. A speeding minibus collided with a stationary bus on the Swat Expressway near Mardan. Preliminary reports suggest driver negligence as the cause. Rescue teams responded swiftly, transporting the injured and deceased to a hospital. Investigations are ongoing into this devastating inci...
Man expelled to France under UK asylum arrangement secretly returns
A deported asylum seeker has secretly returned to Britain, living in fear of smugglers and authorities. He claims the UK-France "one in, one out" policy, intended to curb crossings, has driven migrants to more dangerous and expensive methods. He fears being forced into crime to survive, highlighting the policy's unintended consequences.
