EDITOR'S NOTE: Dear Readers, due to a technical error the news briefs and Discoveries sections of today’s DailyChatter were repeated from yesterday’s edition. We are sending a corrected version and we apologize for the inconvenience. The Editors Thousands of people took to the streets in the...
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Hong Kong is set to introduce a new national security law that would broaden what constitutes sedition and align it more closely with mainland China’s regulations, prompting questions about how the new restrictions will impact the semi-autonomous city’s status as a global financial hub, the...
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French police arrested protesting farmers Wednesday as convoys of tractors approached Paris and other cities across France, part of continuing demonstrations over rising costs, bureaucracy and foreign competition impacting the agricultural sector, France 24 reported. Authorities arrested 18 people for “obstructing traffic” near Rungis, a key...
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A Mexican court granted a temporary injunction against bullfighting in Mexico City, less than a week after the activity resumed in the capital following a ruling by the country's top court, the latest twist in an ongoing legal battle between fans of the sport and...
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When dogs wag their tails, humans think they are happy. However, a new study shows that tail-wagging likely evolved because of human happiness, the Washington Post reported. Watching YouTube videos of wolves, animal researcher Taylor Hersh noticed they hardly wagged their tails. That was odd considering that...
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