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Can Cyberbullying Cause Mental Health Epidemic In Youngsters?
Unlike traditional bullying, cyberbullying can be relentless, anonymous, and inescapable, happening 24/7 and often without adults noticing. The World Health Organisation (WHO) recognises cyberbullying as a major psychosocial hazard.
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How Trump's Man In Beijing Swung From Trade Globalist To China Hawk
The new US envoy to China, Ambassador David Perdue is former champion of global trade turned China hawk who will emphasize his close ties to President Donald Trump as he seeks to restore crucial lines of communication between Washington and Beijing.
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Pandemic Accord, Tightened Budget On Menu At World Health Organisation Meet
Dozens of high-ranking officials and thousands of delegates are set to gather for the United Nations health agency's annual decision-making assembly, due to last from May 19 to 27.
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Taiwan's Computex to Showcase AI Advances, Nvidia's Huang to Take Centre Stage
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is set to take the centre stage at Taiwan's annual Computex trade show. Huang, who is scheduled to deliver a keynote speech on Monday, is expected to announce more Nvidia partnerships with AI server firms in Taiwan, such as Foxconn and Quanta.
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US Teen Forced To Live In Dog Cage, Abused For Years, US Couple Arrested
US authorities have charged a couple who allegedly forced a teenager to live in a dog cage and abused her for years.
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"Cannot Do Everything": WHO Halves Management Team After US Funding Cuts
The World Health Organization has reduced its management team by half and will have to scale back operations, its director-general said on Wednesday, four months after the United States announced it was leaving the agency and cutting funding.
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US Official Silences Reporter Who Accused India Of Blocking Ceasefire
A reporter faced a humiliating moment when the United States shut him down for accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi of opposing the de-escalation talks between Delhi and Islamabad.
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4 Climbers Fall From US Mountain, 1 Survives, Does This Next
A rock climber who fell hundreds of feet descending a steep gully in Washington's North Cascades mountains survived the fall that killed his three companions, hiked to his car in the dark and then drove to a pay phone to call for help.
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All About Cassie, Sean 'Diddy' Combs' Ex, Who Revealed Years Of Rape, Abuse
Casandra Ventura, the R&B singer and actor known simply as Cassie, began testifying Tuesday in Sean "Diddy" Combs ' sex trafficking trial. She is expected to return to the stand on Wednesday.
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US Woman Who Cut Foetus From Pregnant Woman's Body Faces Death Penalty
A Missouri woman who killed a pregnant lady and cut the foetus out of her body in 2022 is now facing the death penalty.
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Apple To Pay Rs 810 Crore Over Siri Privacy Lawsuit: Are You Eligible?
According to the legal notice, users who owned or purchased a Siri-enabled device between September 17, 2014, and December 31, 2024.
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Menendez Brothers, Jailed For Killing Parents, Resentenced
Lyle and Erik Menendez, who have spent more than three decades behind bars for the grisly shotgun murders of their parents in the family's luxury Beverly Hills home, could soon walk free after a judge on Tuesday reduced their life sentences.
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Sean Combs' Ex-Girlfriend Had "Purple" Eye, "Wanted To Leave": Testimony
The courtroom fell eerily silent as the footage of Sean "Diddy" Combs beating, kicking and dragging his then-girlfriend began -- a video already seen worldwide but which took on new gravity played before the jurors who will determine his future.
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Free Flights, Cash Bonus: Inside Trump's New Plan For Migrants Who Self-Deport From US
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order establishing a new self-deportation program offering free flights and cash bonuses to undocumented migrants to help them leave America voluntarily.
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Pope Leo XIV Reveals How AI Helped Choose His Papal Name
In an address, Pope Leo XIV explained that his name references Pope Leo XIII, who presided over the church between 1878 and 1903.
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Can Cyberbullying Cause Mental Health Epidemic In Youngsters?
Unlike traditional bullying, cyberbullying can be relentless, anonymous, and inescapable, happening 24/7 and often without adults noticing. The World Health Organisation (WHO) recognises cyberbullying as a major psychosocial hazard.
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How Trump's Man In Beijing Swung From Trade Globalist To China Hawk
The new US envoy to China, Ambassador David Perdue is former champion of global trade turned China hawk who will emphasize his close ties to President Donald Trump as he seeks to restore crucial lines of communication between Washington and Beijing.
-
Pandemic Accord, Tightened Budget On Menu At World Health Organisation Meet
Dozens of high-ranking officials and thousands of delegates are set to gather for the United Nations health agency's annual decision-making assembly, due to last from May 19 to 27.
-
Taiwan's Computex to Showcase AI Advances, Nvidia's Huang to Take Centre Stage
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is set to take the centre stage at Taiwan's annual Computex trade show. Huang, who is scheduled to deliver a keynote speech on Monday, is expected to announce more Nvidia partnerships with AI server firms in Taiwan, such as Foxconn and Quanta.
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US Teen Forced To Live In Dog Cage, Abused For Years, US Couple Arrested
US authorities have charged a couple who allegedly forced a teenager to live in a dog cage and abused her for years.
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"Cannot Do Everything": WHO Halves Management Team After US Funding Cuts
The World Health Organization has reduced its management team by half and will have to scale back operations, its director-general said on Wednesday, four months after the United States announced it was leaving the agency and cutting funding.
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US Official Silences Reporter Who Accused India Of Blocking Ceasefire
A reporter faced a humiliating moment when the United States shut him down for accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi of opposing the de-escalation talks between Delhi and Islamabad.
-
4 Climbers Fall From US Mountain, 1 Survives, Does This Next
A rock climber who fell hundreds of feet descending a steep gully in Washington's North Cascades mountains survived the fall that killed his three companions, hiked to his car in the dark and then drove to a pay phone to call for help.
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All About Cassie, Sean 'Diddy' Combs' Ex, Who Revealed Years Of Rape, Abuse
Casandra Ventura, the R&B singer and actor known simply as Cassie, began testifying Tuesday in Sean "Diddy" Combs ' sex trafficking trial. She is expected to return to the stand on Wednesday.
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US Woman Who Cut Foetus From Pregnant Woman's Body Faces Death Penalty
A Missouri woman who killed a pregnant lady and cut the foetus out of her body in 2022 is now facing the death penalty.
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Apple To Pay Rs 810 Crore Over Siri Privacy Lawsuit: Are You Eligible?
According to the legal notice, users who owned or purchased a Siri-enabled device between September 17, 2014, and December 31, 2024.
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Menendez Brothers, Jailed For Killing Parents, Resentenced
Lyle and Erik Menendez, who have spent more than three decades behind bars for the grisly shotgun murders of their parents in the family's luxury Beverly Hills home, could soon walk free after a judge on Tuesday reduced their life sentences.
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Sean Combs' Ex-Girlfriend Had "Purple" Eye, "Wanted To Leave": Testimony
The courtroom fell eerily silent as the footage of Sean "Diddy" Combs beating, kicking and dragging his then-girlfriend began -- a video already seen worldwide but which took on new gravity played before the jurors who will determine his future.
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Free Flights, Cash Bonus: Inside Trump's New Plan For Migrants Who Self-Deport From US
US President Donald Trump has signed an executive order establishing a new self-deportation program offering free flights and cash bonuses to undocumented migrants to help them leave America voluntarily.
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Pope Leo XIV Reveals How AI Helped Choose His Papal Name
In an address, Pope Leo XIV explained that his name references Pope Leo XIII, who presided over the church between 1878 and 1903.
