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Canadian triathlete Tyler Mislawchuk has given it his all in the Paris 2024 Olympics. He has been making headlines, but not for reasons he prefers. The athlete has gone viral for vomiting 10 times after
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On national television on July 31, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro challenged Tesla CEO Elon Musk to a fight. The billionaire entrepreneur accepted it, putting multiple posts on social media platform X and luring netizens' reactions.
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In the dynamic work environment of the modern corporate world, the concept of hiring based on personality traits along with technical skills has gained significant attention. Known as personality hires, this approach focuses on finding
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In 2022, in a largely controversial move, the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade, the legal precedent that had guaranteed abortion rights across the country for decades. The matter has become a top US
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On July 23, the Manchester Police took into custody four people belonging to the Muslim community for assaulting an emergency staff at the Manchester airport and obstructing police. The video of the violent incident is
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The rapid digital revolution happening globally has also triggered a raging danger of misinformation. In a recent development, false social media claims sparked deepening concern about the health of incumbent US President Joe Biden. Let's
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A 25-year-old Australian lady has told the police that she was gang-raped in Paris, France, by 5 men. The incident took place on the eve of this big Sports event called the Olympics, due to
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The South Korean Supreme Court made a landmark decision on Thursday: gay couples deserve health benefits equal to heterosexual married couples. It is one of the biggest steps towards LGBTQ equality in the country. What
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With over 2.34 billion gamers worldwide, the gaming industry has come a long way in establishing itself as a fast-evolving part of the entertainment industry. Stats show that the Indian gaming industry did a business
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The two week long anti quota protests have turned violent after groups belonging to the ruling party clashed with the student protesters in Dhaka. More than 400 people were injured and 5 people succumbed on
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