A 90-year-old woman was rescued from a collapsed house in western Japan, 124 hours after a massive earthquake struck the area. The earthquake caused the
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A chef from Ghana is attempting to set a new world record by completing a 120-hour long cookathon.
A chef from Ghana has been cooking regional meals on live television since New Year’s Day with the goal of setting a new record for
Thermo Fisher has halted the sale of DNA kits in Tibet following concerns raised by activists about potential human rights violations.
Thermo Fisher, a biotechnology company based in the US, has recently stopped selling their DNA identification kits in Tibet. This decision comes almost five years
The death toll from the earthquake in Japan has now risen to 100, with more survivors being rescued from the debris.
The number of fatalities caused by a significant earthquake in western Japan rose to 100 on Saturday as rescue teams braved aftershocks to cautiously extract
The number of African elephants in their traditional habitats in southern regions has reached a stable level.
The number of African elephants in their southern territories has become stable after experiencing significant declines in the past hundred years, as reported by the
The son of the late Amazon activist Bruno Pereira is battling a rare type of cancer.
Prominent artists, Indigenous advocates, and government officials in Brazil are calling on individuals to donate to a fund that will support the son of the
The FDA has given approval for a program that will enable Florida to import prescription drugs from Canada.
A public health policy, supported by both the Biden and Trump administrations, appears to be on track to allow for the importation of lower-cost prescription
The mother of Reeva Steenkamp expresses that her family is serving a life sentence while Oscar Pistorius is released on parole.
June, the mother of Reeva Steenkamp, stated that her family is the one being punished for life as Oscar Pistorius was granted parole and released
The Mexican cartel offered wifi service to residents, with the condition that failure to use it would result in death.
According to authorities, a group in the troubled Mexican state of Michoacán established their own makeshift internet antennas and demanded payment from the community for
The Vatican clarifies that the ruling on same-sex couples does not signify approval of homosexuality.
The Vatican has emphasized that permitting priests to bless same-sex couples is not a promotion of homosexuality, nor is it sacrilegious. This comes after certain