Greens divided over under-fire senator's leave claims The leader of the Greens has hit back at one of his senators, insisting it is appropriate he takes leave while allegations he mistreated women are investigated. AAP · Oct 18
The bombshells from the undercover sting operation which has plunged Reform into crisis The party has been accused of ‘appalling behaviour’ and ‘extreme racism’ following staggering revelations The Independent UK · Oct 18
Trump Showed 'Unusual Behaviours' After 'Very Severe Problems', Psychologist Suggests Clinical and forensic psychologist Dr John Paul Garrison analysed Donald Trump's remarks about having 'very severe problems', along with footage of his gestures and movements International Business Times UK · Oct 18
Mechanic Shares How Drivers Ruin Their Transmissions—You’re Probably Guilty Of This Bad Habit “That's how you keep destroying transmissions.” Motor1 · Oct 18
7 Things Parents Say That Can Make Children Stop Opening Up Have you ever noticed your child saying, “Nothing happened,” when you ask about their day? Or perhaps they have started keeping their problems to themselves, avoiding difficult conversations, or saying “I’m fine” even when something clearly seems wrong. It is easy to assume that children become quiet because they are… MyLifeXP · Oct 18
For Gen Z, everything looks like an investment. But it isn't Your sportsbook and brokerage app may look more alike than ever, but they shouldn't be treated the same. Fortune · Oct 18
Jordon Steele-John says ‘I’m not on leave’ and accuses Greens leader of making ‘bad call’ regarding complaints Greens senator for WA says complaints regarding his behaviour towards women not about ‘accountability’ but rather ‘factionalism’ The Guardian - AU · Oct 18
Why Did Shandili Take Away Garuda’s Powerful Wings? Garuda was so powerful that he could challenge the gods and bring Amrita, the divine nectar, from heaven. Yet, according to a traditional story, he once lost his strength and wings after staying at the humble hermitage of a woman named Shandili. What happened that night? The answer reveals a… MyLifeXP · Oct 18
Wolf Snake vs Krait: The Misidentification That Kills in Rural India Two Snakes, One Dangerous ResemblanceThe common wolf snake, Lycodon aulicus, is found inside homes across peninsular India, drawn by the geckos and small lizards it hunts. It is non-venomous, slender, and banded in alternating dark brown and pale cream or white. The common krait, Bungarus caeruleus, is also slender, also… Times Life · Oct 18
How the Red-Eared Slider Became India's Most Damaging Invasive Turtle A Pet Shop Animal With a Predator's AppetiteThe red-eared slider, Trachemys scripta elegans, is native to the Mississippi River basin in the United States. It gets its name from the vivid red stripe behind each eye. In a tank, it is docile, long-lived, and cheap. In the wild, it is… Times Life · Oct 18
Elephants and Horses at Mysore Dasara: Load, Heat and Rest The Howdah and What It WeighsThe golden howdah placed on the lead elephant at Mysore Dasara, the Ambari, weighs approximately 750 kilograms on its own. An Asian elephant in procession can carry a rider or two alongside it, bringing the total load to somewhere between 800 and 900 kilograms for… Times Life · Oct 18
After Bend Elementary School Shooting, Oregon Officials Urge Families to Watch Children for Signs of Trauma and Grief After the Bend school shooting, Oregon officials urge families to check in with kids. Trauma signs by age and where to find help. Medical Daily · Oct 18
Silk vs Satin Pillowcases for Indian Hair: What Changes and What Does Not Why the Fabric Underneath Your Head Matters at AllCotton pillowcases have a short, irregular fibre structure. Under a microscope the surface looks like a field of tiny hooks. Hair cuticles, which are themselves layered scales lying flat along the shaft, catch on those hooks every time you shift in your… Times Life · Oct 18
Millions of grey squirrels swept across America in 1968 as acorns offered a clue In the autumn of 1968, reports of eastern grey squirrels moving in unusual numbers across parts of the northeastern United States drew attention to a puzzling wildlife event. The scale of the movement was striking, but the animals had not necessarily begun travelling without reason. Their behaviour may have reflected… The Times of India · Oct 17
We Got This Covered · Oct 17 Former youth gymnastics coach hid a camera in a Mississippi gym bathroom. Now a judge has handed him the maximum sentence of 90 years He got the punishment he deserved.
Everybody Loves Your Money · Oct 17 Always Push Your Chair In? Psychology Says It May Reveal This Personality Trait You finish lunch, stand up, and automatically slide your chair back under the table while everyone else is already walking away. It may seem like a meaningless habit, but small repeated behaviors can sometimes reflect broader patterns in how people approach responsibility, organization, and shared spaces. In personality psychology, those…
The Times of India · Oct 17 Ellis Park Wildlife Refuge: Warren Ellis funds Sumatra sanctuary; unreleasable animals find home In southern Sumatra, rescued wildlife faces numerous challenges, with some animals in dire need of long-term care at dedicated sanctuaries. Since its inception in 2008, the Jakarta Animal Aid Network has played a vital role in these efforts, supported by donations like the land gifted by Warren Ellis, inspired by…
The Times of India · Oct 17 Testing Efficacy Of Bird Deterrents: Nova Scotia pilot finds no owl effect; calls for stronger evidence In a comprehensive study conducted in Nova Scotia, researchers explored the use of owl decoys and predator sound recordings as bird deterrents near wind turbines. By comparing bird activity at sites with these deterrents to control sites without them, they discovered that there was no significant alteration in bird behavior.…
MyLifeXP · Oct 17 7 Signs You’re in the Wrong Relationship but Still in Love You can love someone deeply and still feel lonely beside them. You may remember the beautiful beginning, hold on to their promises and hope that things will return to how they once were. Yet, somewhere along the way, the relationship starts taking more from you than it gives. The hardest…
Times Life · Oct 17 Sindoor Khela: What Vermilion Leaves on Skin and How to Lift It From Cotton and Silk What Sindoor Is Made Of and Why It Stains the Way It DoesTraditional sindoor is lead-based vermilion, mercuric sulphide or red lead, and it bonds to protein. Skin is protein. Silk is protein. That is why the same pigment that wipes off a ceramic plate in seconds can sit in…
Bored Panda · Oct 16 Clavicular’s Accuser Makes A Surprising Legal Move, Expert Explains What It Could Mean For Him “It makes it seem like her side reached some kind of deal with Clavicular and this is the resolution,” an attorney said, in light of the changes in the civil lawsuit against the “looksmaxxer.”
Bored Panda · Oct 16 Women Furious After Wife Learns Her 3 Cancer Diagnoses Are Due To Her Husband’s Abhorrent Behavior “I think something like this should actually be a crime, and we should be able to compensate for the damage they cause,” one angry user fumed as the woman’s battle with cancer resurfaces.
We Got This Covered · Oct 16 Kimberly Guilfoyle was allegedly in relationship with ‘Lex Luthor,’ who she reportedly dismissed as ‘lovesick cash cow’ Guilfoyle's former colleague alleges "unrelenting narcissism."
International Business Times UK · Oct 16 Donald Trump Appears to Have 'Totally Lost It' As His Behaviour Is Questioned by Viewers Donald Trump's clapping and brief dance after a lunch speech at the Rose Garden drew online criticism, though viewers offered conflicting explanations.
Autosport · Oct 16 Colapinto urges fans to stop online abuse: “You’re not helping me or my future” As some Argentinian fans demonstrate hateful behaviour, Franco Colapinto makes his strongest statement to date