Global Trend: Nations Eye Social Media Curbs for Minors
Nations worldwide are increasingly implementing or considering social media bans for minors, citing concerns over mental health and online safety.
Nations worldwide are increasingly implementing or considering social media bans for minors, citing concerns over mental health and online safety.
Japan's imperial family faces a succession crisis, with lawmakers considering adopting male relatives amid calls for a female emperor.
US military achieves first rescue using remotely piloted autonomous sea drone, marking a milestone in unmanned technology.
Pope Leo and Spanish national Armando Jesús Lovera share a decades-long friendship marked by shared activities and personal support.
Iran's Mahshahr petrochemical complex is at the center of a dispute over whether its products are solely for civilian use or also for military applications.
Tribeca Film Festival condemns actor Elon Gold and influencer Lizzy Savetsky for a joke about rape on the red carpet.
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Pamela Hicks, a close confidante and lady-in-waiting to Queen Elizabeth II, has died at 97, having witnessed key moments in royal history.
Prince Andrew earned income by subletting cottages at Royal Lodge, where he lived rent-free, a UK watchdog found.
President Lee Jae Myung's popularity is projected to influence South Korean elections following his predecessor's ouster.