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Twenty-one children battling cancer will see their names on race cars at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in a special day of support and hope.
A Texas family is suing a daycare for more than $1 million after alleging a teacher encouraged her son to fight another child.
A Virginia teenager’s dessert fundraiser has grown into a youth-led project that has rescued over 300,000 pounds of food and raised $52,000.
Seven-year-old British student Lillie has inspired a prototype jacket that puffs up like a puffer fish, turning her ocean idea into reality.
India and China are rebuilding ties after Galwan, but unresolved border issues and a widening trade deficit remain major challenges.
Fourteen children, including nine girls, suffered burns after laboratory chemical bottles broke at a private school in Pakistan’s Lodhran.
A survey of 2,471 NHS nurses reveals how extreme summer heat affected patients, with reports of deaths, dehydration and worsening illnesses.
Afghan women medical students in Pakistan fear losing years of education if they are forced to return to a country where women cannot study medicine.
A wildlife photographer’s beach outing took an unexpected turn when he discovered a tiny animal trapped helplessly inside a sandy ditch.
A US appeals court ruling on AI-generated CSAM has raised fresh questions about how existing laws apply to entirely virtual images.
More than 90% of unaccompanied migrant children entering proceedings in August were sent to Texas, raising concerns over legal access.
A growing debate over Japan’s ‘baby hatches’ is drawing attention to the difficult circumstances faced by mothers who feel unable to care for their newborns. A baby hatch allows a parent to leave an infant anonymously at a designated facility, where medical staff can immediately take responsibility for the child. Japan’s first such facility was […]
Doctors warn delays to Scotland’s neonatal reform could affect vulnerable babies as plans to centralise specialist intensive care remain unresolved.
Europe has proposed new social media age limits for children alongside a privacy-focused system designed to verify age without revealing identity.
The US has extended its $100,000 H-1B payment requirement for certain foreign workers seeking entry into the country for another year.
Dhara Shah lost both her legs and right hand after severe complications following childbirth, beginning a remarkable journey of recovery and resilience.
A girl was injured by acoustic trauma during a drone attack in Kyiv region, while three homes and a vehicle were damaged.
Pakistan has renewed its austerity drive, including a one-dish limit at weddings, as the West Asia oil shock adds pressure on fuel and spending.
A social media invitation brought around 170 people to a Devon beach, where they publicly declared their Christian faith through baptism.
Australia has tightened student visa rules, restricting family members for most international students while targeting course-hopping and migration pressures.
