Two brothers rationed protein drinks to survive under the rubble of a collapsed building in the city of Kahramanmaras in Turkey, wrote the New York Times. In the northern Syrian city of Afrin, hospital staff named a new-born baby girl Aya, Arabic for “a sign from...
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The World Health Organization (WHO) will not continue its investigation into the origins of the coronavirus, citing difficulties in collaborating with China, Politico reported Wednesday. The scientific advisory group tasked with investigating the origin of the virus called last year for new studies, including audits of...
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An Italian court acquitted former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi of witness tampering on Wednesday, in a case related to the infamous, sexually charged “bunga bunga” parties he held at his villa near Milan while he was in office, the Associated Press reported. The trial, which has...
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Myanmar’s military junta will allow citizens “loyal to the state” to apply for licenses to carry weapons, as the army continues to face armed resistance following its coup two years ago, Al Jazeera reported. The new policy will allow civilians over the age of 18 to...
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Titanosaur mothers had unusual breeding habits – they buried their eggs and likely left them, says a new study. A research team discovered more than 250 eggs in what is now central India, which offer new insights into the reproductive behavior of the massive, long-necked dinosaurs,...
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