In Australia, Queensland’s government has officially made 'Jack's Law' permanent, giving police the power to randomly search for weapons using handheld metal detectors, or “wanding,” without a warrant. Originally a trial set to run until 2026, the law now has no expiration date. Police can use wanding in shopping centres, ...
Period tracking apps have become a go-to tool for millions of people around the world. They help users monitor their cycles, track symptoms like cramps or mood swings, and even predict ovulation or fertility windows. For many, they’re an easy way to feel more in control of their reproductive health—especially ...
Ever thought about how we’ve literally put metal in our mouths and called it dental care? Yep, those silver mercury fillings were all the rage for decades. After all, who wouldn’t want a shiny, toxic element hanging out in their teeth? But as it turns out, maybe having a little ...
Turkish health officials are setting up scales in public places—encouraging citizens to step on and learn their BMI. It’s part of a bold nationwide campaign to tackle the country’s growing obesity crisis, which health authorities warn could soon spiral out of control. But while the government insists it’s about awareness ...
In Malawi, getting an education isn’t easy for many girls. They face enormous challenges like child marriage, gender-based violence, and harmful stereotypes. Education should be a doorway to opportunity, but for many girls, it’s one of their biggest challenges. According to the UK charity Think Malawi, only 51% of girls ...
Swimming in rivers is such an incredible way to connect with nature — there’s nothing like feeling the current rush past you. But nothing kills the vibe faster than polluted water. It really makes you think: shouldn’t we all do more to keep these beautiful spots clean and inviting? Wild ...
