Police believe 22 women were murdered and need help to name them
Police in Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands are asking for the public’s help to identify 22 women and girls who they believe have been murdered.
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Spain’s littlest bullfighters, the bombero toreros, see red over their right to work
Spain’s parliament has banned bullfighting performances featuring dwarves dressed as firefighters or clowns, but the ‘bombero toreros’ are fighting back.
The American Psychological Association issues an advisory on social media use by adolescents, saying social networks are “not inherently beneficial or harmful” (Taylor Hatmaker/TechCrunch)
Taylor Hatmaker / TechCrunch:
The American Psychological Association issues an advisory on social media use by adolescents, saying social networks are “not inherently beneficial or harmful” — One of the most prominent me…
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Campaigners urge king to do more to acknowledge UK’s slavery role
Charles should adopt specific measures to build understanding of the legacy of enslavement, say activists and academicsKing Charles has been urged to go further towards offering reparatory justice for the UK’s role in transatlantic slavery, even as he …
‘Little evidence’ whether or not most antidepressants work for chronic pain
Researchers say ‘studies not good enough’ to know whether medications work or not for painAntidepressants commonly used to treat chronic pain lack evidence as to whether or not they work, researchers have said, declaring the situation a global public h…
Trump is now a legally defined sexual predator – will it affect his 2024 bid?
Verdict was dire for the Republican frontrunner, but more shocking than that was how unshockable the US has becomeA mystery of Donald Trump’s US presidency was the absence of a major sex scandal. The thrice-married billionaire who boasted on Access Hol…
US man leaves job interview, rescues baby in runaway stroller, then lands job
Ron Nessman was leaving a job interview at a California Applebee’s when he spotted a baby stroller hurtling towards a busy roadHaving experienced homelessness and unemployment for years, Ron Nessman was leaving a job interview at an Applebee’s restaura…
Civil service union attacks No 10 for not offering cost of living payment
Prospect members set to strike as pay offer for civil servants fails to follow template for others public sector workersA major union has criticised No 10 for not offering civil servants the lump sum cost of living payments that other public sector wor…
Sudan’s doctors turn to social media as health infrastructure crumbles
With hospitals struggling amid the violence, medics are using helplines on messaging platforms to reach those in needSudanese doctors are turning to social media to reach patients as hospitals and heath facilities struggle to function or close complete…