When parents don’t see eye to eye: are differences in parenting styles a bad thing? Sometimes it can be hard for parents to agree on how to raise children. The Conversation · Oct 13
Digital distrust and polarisation: 'We need to get back to engaging with one another as a society' François Picard is pleased to welcome Valdemar Osted, partner and head of technology at Danish digital consultants Common Consultancy. Can the fear of disinformation become as dangerous to democracy as disinformation itself? Osted challenges widely circulated claims that attacks on Russian data centres have triggered a sudden collapse in online… France 24 · Oct 13
Donald Trump's Odd Jaw Movement at Tennessee Rally Suggests 'Almost Manic' Behaviour, Psychologist Says Clinical psychologist John Paul Garrison questioned Donald Trump's jaw movement and rally behaviour, while stressing that his remarks were observations from video footage, not a psychological evaluation. International Business Times UK · Oct 13
Trump ousts US ambassador to Greece amid corruption allegations Kimberly Guilfoyle, the U.S. ambassador to Greece, stepped down Tuesday shortly after President Donald Trump asked her to resign her post. Guilfoyle’s ouster came on the heels of recent press reports that she had engaged in potentially improper or illegal behavior. Those actions reportedly included accepting improper gifts and services… Roll Call · Oct 13
The best financial advice is often to do nothing, says Value Research CEO Dhirendra Kumar Value Research CEO Dhirendra Kumar says good financial advice often means helping investors avoid unnecessary transactions and impulsive decisions. Speaking at the Global Financial Planners Summit Team 2026 hosted by 1 Finance, he stressed the importance of financial education at home, disciplined investing and understanding products before making decisions with… The Economic Times · Oct 13
Anthropic Abuse Limits For AI: Claude can end abusive chats Anthropic has drawn a line on how people treat artificial intelligence. The company behind the Claude chatbot has updated its usage policy to prohibit “sustained and needless abusive or cruel behavior” towards its AI models, going so far as to give the model the ability to end conversations in certain… The Times of India · Oct 13
The Algorithmic Checkout: How Platforms Defend Against Fraud in Real Time During Peak Retail Sales Discover how e-commerce and online entertainment platforms use AI, velocity tracking, and human oversight to stop fraud and bots during peak retail sales and major online events. inkl · Oct 13
Mark Zuckerberg’s Bizarre Behavior While “Pretending” To Enjoy Guinness Sparks Online Firestorm Viewers dissected every movement in the viral video, from Mark Zuckerberg’s stiff body language and pursed lips to the slight recoil after he took a sip of Guinness. Bored Panda · Oct 13
Florida father and son find eastern diamondback rattlesnake outside their home A plump eastern diamondback rattlesnake turned a day of lawn work into a moment a Florida family will not forget. Paul Tremblay and his son Brandon stepped outside their Gulf Cove home in Charlotte County and found the venomous snake right in front of them. Their decision to call emergency… The Times of India · Oct 13
Billionaire Michael Dell Breaks Silence On Mockery Of Wife Susan’s Looks And “Odd Behavior” At The White House Michael Dell is standing up for his wife after netizens made a cruel discussion out of her looks, claiming she “doesn’t even look human anymore.” Bored Panda · Oct 13
Selma Blair's Biting History: Actress Said Her System 'Gets Overwhelmed' and 'Short-Circuits' Years Before Flight Row Selma Blair's history of biting people has resurfaced after she was accused of biting a Delta flight attendant, having previously admitted to biting celebrities in her memoir. International Business Times UK · Oct 13
6 Little Things People Do When They Secretly Love You Sometimes, the person who cares about you the most is not the one who says the sweetest things. They might remember how you take your coffee, notice when your mood changes or find small reasons to spend time with you. These little gestures can be easy to miss because they… MyLifeXP · Oct 13
Why Aryama Dev Is Invoked Before Hindu Wedding Rituals What if there were a Vedic deity associated not with wealth or power, but with the relationships that make life meaningful? Hindu tradition describes Aryama Dev, one of the Adityas, as a deity connected with friendship, hospitality, social bonds and marriage. From welcoming a guest into your home to beginning… MyLifeXP · Oct 13
Yorkshire tiger latest: Family pay tribute to ‘bright, warm and engaging young man’ killed at wildlife park William Chapman’s family said he ‘suffered from significant mental illness’ and had been prescribed ‘strong medication’ The Independent UK · Oct 13
MyLifeXP · Oct 13 Why Maa Chandraghanta Carried a Sword but Stayed Gentle What if true strength is not about raising your voice, winning an argument or making someone feel small? The story of Maa Chandraghanta, worshipped on the third day of Navratri, offers a different answer. When Lord Shiva arrived for his wedding in an unusual and frightening appearance, Parvati's mother, Maina,…
Times Life · Oct 13 Barbs and Loaches of the Western Ghats: India's Uncounted Ornamental Fish Trade Fish That Live in One River and Nowhere ElseThe Western Ghats mountain range runs roughly 1,600 kilometres along India's western coast, and the streams that tumble down its eastern and western slopes carry one of the highest concentrations of freshwater fish endemism on the planet. Of the approximately 290 freshwater…
Times Life · Oct 13 What Weekday Marriages Look Like When One of You Boards a Train Every Sunday Night The Sunday Night ArithmeticEvery couple counts something. You count Sundays. The bag is packed by eight, the auto booked, and somewhere between dinner and the door there is a quality of attention that only appears when time is about to run out, you notice the way he folds his collar…
Times Life · Oct 13 How to Get a Sleep Study Done in India Without a Months-Long Wait Start With a Pulmonologist or Neurologist, Not a General PhysicianThe referral chain is where months get lost. A general physician will often send you to an ENT, who may send you back, who may then suggest a cardiologist if snoring is involved, and somewhere in that loop the sleep study…
International Business Times · Oct 12 What DateMyAge Says About the Hidden Economic Cost of Online Scams DateMyAge is a global age-positive online communication platform that connects mature singles across borders.
The Economic Times · Oct 12 UK given access to safety-test latest AI models, minister says Scrutiny of AI safety has intensified after developers including Anthropic and OpenAI disclosed instances of rogue or undesired behaviour by AI agents. Some industry figures have warned the technology could pose an existential threat to humanity.
The Guardian - UK · Oct 12 After two tragic incidents in months does safety at English zoos need a rethink? Even though a man was mauled to death by a tiger and three-year-old was attacked in crocodile enclosure, experts say public protection is robust
Bored Panda · Oct 12 Pop Star Blasted For Seemingly “Unhygienic” Move On Stage, As Fans Drag Taylor Swift Into The Conversation “This is the most disgusting thing I have ever seen a woman do on stage,” one user commented as fans spotted Olivia Rodrigo’s “nasty” onstage behavior.
The Guardian - UK · Oct 12 A new approach to tackle sexual abuse in schools Letters: Responding to an editorial on the extent of sexual abuse of pupils by their peers, a reader calls for more nuance and compassion. Plus a letter from Donna Hill
International Business Times UK · Oct 12 It Worked Well – Until It Didn't': Nobel Economists Expose the Limits of Old Economic Thinking Nobel economists Robert E. Hall and Michael Woodford are honoured for research that reshaped how central banks stabilise inflation, jobs and growth worldwide.
International Business Times UK · Oct 12 Anthropic Usage Policy Ban on 'Abusive or Cruel Behavior' Toward Claude AI Draws Backlash Anthropic will prohibit sustained and needless abusive behaviour towards Claude from 12 November 2026, prompting debate over AI empathy, user control and whether software should be treated like a person.