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Japan has ordered its residents to laugh at least once a day; the opposition thinks its human rights violation
This unusual ordinance, enacted last week, is based on a Yamagata University study that suggests la…
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I'm a child psychologist and my son was addicted to screens. I locked up computers at night and made a 'family media plan.'
A child psychologist helped his son make progress with his screen addiction. They created a family …
Kelly Burch
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China is taking over the South China Sea, and the US isn't doing enough to stop it, experts say
China has ramped up confrontations with the Philippines in the South China Sea. The US has largely …
Thibault Spirlet
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"What happens in India affects a sixth of humanity": Shashi Tharoor highlights India's growing global influence
The Thiruvananthapuram Member of Parliament explained that India, now the third-largest economy in …
PTI
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US invested significantly in expanding strategic partnership with India: Kurt Campbell
Addressing the ongoing India-US Defence Acceleration Ecosystem (INDUS-X) Summit in California on Mo…
PTI
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Inside the plot by Russian exiles to overthrow Putin
A growing army of Russian expats want to take back Russia. Can they succeed?
Paul Starobin
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Ukraine says Russia deployed its rarely-used, jet engine-powered 'Grom-E1' missile bomb in Kharkiv
The Grom-E1 is equipped with wings that deploy mid-flight and a jet engine, giving it a range of up…
Rebecca Rommen
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Sports gambling is bigger than ever. It's also gotten incredibly weird.
The legalization of online sports betting has thrust the industry in the mainstream. But the market…
Dan DeFrancesco
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One of China's neighbors is sending out more naval patrols to challenge its attempts to dominate the South China Sea
The Philippines says it has ratcheted up naval patrols and air surveillance in the South China Sea …
Thibault Spirlet
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A recent study suggests companies are vulnerable to cyberattacks after layoffs. Here's how they can avoid costly data breaches.
A recent study suggests layoffs can lead to cyberattacks by ex-employees. Here's how companies can …
Erica Sweeney
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A longtime Russian ally says it's frozen its participation in Putin's NATO 'at all levels' after a year of snubs
Armenia's prime minister said it has frozen participation in all aspects of the CSTO, Putin's NATO …
Thibault Spirlet,Sinéad Baker
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My mom never stopped smiling when things were hard. I learned it's a leadership superpower.
My mom was a glass is half-full kind of person, even when things got hard. She was always smiling, …
Allison Snyder
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Ukraine may be trying to attack a new area of Russia to show allies it can regain the initiative — but it could backfire, experts say
Ukraine may have tried to attack Russia's Belgorod region this week, after its successes in Kursk, …
Thibault Spirlet
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Russia's messy response to Ukraine's invasion is telling about the weaknesses still plaguing its army
Throughout its war in Ukraine, command and control has been a problem. As Ukraine attacks Kursk, th…
Sinéad Baker
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Ukraine's invasion of Russia would be going even better if the West dropped its weapons restrictions: war experts
Ukraine's Kursk attack would be going even better if its Western allies gave it a freer hand with w…
Sinéad Baker
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Their son died after a horrific hazing ritual at Penn State. This is what they want other parents of college-aged kids to know.
Timothy Piazza died in February 2017 while pledging Beta Theta Pi at Penn State. Now, his parents a…
Caralynn Matassa
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China is escalating tensions in the South China Sea to test how far the US supports one of its allies, military analyst says
China has been escalating tensions in the South China Sea, with the intention of testing US support…
Thibault Spirlet
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Russia is signaling it could take out the West's internet and GPS. There's no good backup plan.
The electronic communications and navigation systems the West depends on are vulnerable to Russian …
Tom Porter
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Golden glimpse into the past: Archaeologists find 2,300-year-old gold ring in Jerusalem's City of David
Archaeologists discovered a remarkably well-preserved 2,300-year-old ring of a child from the Helle…
ANI
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Ukraine pleads with the US and UK to lift weapons restrictions as Russia hits it with hundreds of missiles and drones
The US and some other allies don't let Ukraine hit Russia with long-range weapons, which gives Russ…