Singer Dolly Parton's Hollywood Walk of Fame star restored after vandalism

Dolly Parton’s star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame has been restored after it was vandalised following the singer’s death.

Controversy as Malawi sends minister’s daughter to Miss World instead of reigning Miss Malawi

Controversy has erupted in Malawi after the country sent the daughter of a Cabinet minister to the Miss World pageant instead of the reigning Miss Malawi.

Mathematical ‘code’ found in the Great Pyramid may unlock a new secret

 
A new theory has suggested that the Great Pyramid of Giza may have been designed to preserve mathematical and astronomical knowledge through its dimensions and proportions. 

Tennis stars Serena and Venus Williams were knocked out of the US Open after their return


Serena and Venus Williams’ return to the US Open women’s doubles ended in heartbreak after the legendary sisters surrendered a 5–0 lead in the deciding match tiebreak before losing to 14th seeds Hao-Ching Chan and Maya Joint.

Face of Shame: Tawakalit Adenike Adeleke, aka PoshNikky on the run over Exposed Matchmaking Scams

A Nigerian Tawakalit Adenike Adeleke, aka Poshnikky, a muslim female aged 53 years, has been exposed and on the run over Matchmaking scams of diasporans. Poshnikky, a single mother of three living in Abuja, Nigeria, is an indigene of Offa in Kwara State, and is active on all social media platforms; her primary operational base is TikTok.

Uruguay becomes the first Latin American country to legalize Euthanasia

Uruguay has legalized euthanasia, becoming the first country in Latin America to pass a law that allows terminally ill people to opt for assisted death. 

Denmark to ban social media for under-15s

Denmark has announced plans to introduce a social media ban for children under the age of 15, in what the government describes as a move to protect childhood and improve young people’s mental well-being. 

“Circumcision causes autism?” US Health Secretary sparks outrage with shocking claim during Trump meeting

Controversy is brewing in the United States after Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claimed that infant circumcision could be linked to autism, blaming the use of Tylenol (paracetamol) after the procedure.

Michelle Obama opens up on going through menopause as First Lady

Michelle Obama has opened up about what it was like to go through menopause while she was First Lady, revealing she was suffering from severe hot flashes while giving important speeches. 

Children will be able to choose their own gender at any age under EU proposals

Children will be able to choose their own gender at any age under controversial new EU proposals. The proposals, which are laid out in the European Commission's new 'LGBTIQ+ equality strategy 2026-2030', have been condemned for 'silencing women'.

Family-of-four found dead in $2million mansion

A family-of-four have been found dead inside their $2 million home in a quiet San Francisco neighborhood in the US.

A man lives over 170 days following a transplant with a gene-edited Pig liver in China

Doctors in China have reported a landmark success in xenotransplantation, stating that a genetically modified pig liver was transplanted into a 71-year-old man who lived for 171 days after the procedure. 

One-third of Europe's doctors and nurses suffer from depression, the WHO finds

A study published Friday, October 10, by the European branch of the World Health Organization (WHO) reveals a severe mental health crisis among healthcare professionals, finding that one in three doctors and nurses in Europe report suffering from depression or anxiety.

Iconic chimpanzee expert, Jane Goodall, passes away on tour aged 91

Legendary primatologist, anthropologist, and conservationist, Goodall has di£d aged 91. Goodall, a UN Messenger of Peace and Founder, died of natural causes while in California on a speaking tour of the United States, the institute she founded said in a statement on social media on Wednesday, October 1. 

Granite Art captivates tourists and locals at Laongo Symposium in Burkina Faso

Seventeen sculptors from nine African and European nations have gathered in the village of Laongo, 35 kilometers from Ouagadougou, the capital of Burkina Faso, for the 14th edition of the international granite sculpture symposium.

Crocheting genius Jonah Larson charged after allegedly having sex with a minor

Jonah Larson, the 17-year-old Ethiopian-born crocheting prodigy who was featured on Good Morning America for his talent, was arrested and charged after he allegedly had sex with a minor.

Melissa Jefferson-Wooden becomes the first woman to win 100m and 200m at U.S. Nationals in over 2 decades

Melissa Jefferson-Wooden stunned the track world by making history at the recent Toyota USA Track and Field Outdoor Championships in Eugene, Oregon.

Sierra Leone’s Mary Yongai breaks 19-year-old world record in “makeup-a-thon”

Mary Yongai, a 26-year-old makeup artist from Sierra Leone, has broken a 19-year-old Guinness World Record for the most cosmetic makeovers completed in 24 hours by a single artist.

Scotland: Kingdom of Kubala led by Ghanaian says it can never be destroyed, sets up new camp after eviction

Scottish Borders Council has begun legal action to evict a self-styled “African tribe” from the site they moved to after they were removed from their previous camp. 

Meet 27-year-old Nigerian Samson Ajao, the world’s longest reading aloud marathon holder with 215 hours

27-year-old Samson Ajao from Osogbo, Nigeria, has secured the world’s longest marathon reading aloud, clocking in at 215 hours, which is just one hour short of nine full days.
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