In the West Bank, small groups of settlers are making big moves. They start with a few temporary homes and grow into large communities. This growth often comes at the expense of Palestinians, who are driven off their land. The settlers use violence to take control. They set fires and throw stones. T
Older women might want to consider swapping their morning coffee for tea. A recent study suggests that tea drinkers have a slight edge when it comes to bone health. The research, which tracked nearly 10, 000 women over a decade, found that tea drinkers had a bit more bone density in their hips compa
In South Korea, there is a big need for body donors to help with medical studies and training. But not many people are willing to do this. A recent study wanted to find out why. The study asked over 200 adults in South Korea about their thoughts on body donation. Less than half of them said they wo
Technology has always been a big part of life for many people. From the excitement of the first home computer to the joy of gaming consoles, tech has brought a lot of fun and convenience. But lately, things have changed. Gadgets that were once a source of joy now cause frustration. Take game console
Ukraine is facing a huge problem after the fighting stops: landmines everywhere. These hidden dangers are slowing down recovery and putting lives at risk. Fields, homes, and roads are unsafe, making it hard for people to return and for the economy to bounce back. Traditionally, clearing landmines i
The Amazon, Earth's largest rainforest, is under siege. Criminal groups and illegal activities are driving deforestation at an alarming rate. These groups include armed factions, drug traffickers, and illegal miners. They exploit the Amazon's vast and remote areas, often beyond the reach of law enfo
In Stockton, the police department is stepping up efforts to build stronger ties with the community. Chief Stanley McFadden led the charge, kicking off with the opening of a new substation in the Sierra Vista neighborhood. This substation is more than just a police outpost; it's a hub for community
Myanmar's military, the Tatmadaw, is trying to gain control through elections after failing to do so through force. The junta chief, Min Aung Hlaing, recently urged voters to support candidates who align with the military's interests. This move comes nearly five years after the military took power i
Thailand's political scene is heating up as Anutin Charnvirakul, the current caretaker leader, is set to run for prime minister in the upcoming February elections. His party, Bhumjaithai, has thrown their support behind him, hoping to ride a wave of national pride sparked by recent border tensions w
Scientists have found a clever way to build complex molecules with high precision. They used a common chemical group, called a carboxylate, to guide the process. Normally, this group isn't very good at controlling the shape of the final molecule, but the researchers found a way around this problem.
