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A yearlong CBS News investigation revealed that commercial surrogacy in the United States, despite assumptions of close regulation, lacks meaningful protections

As India urbanizes, the reclassification of rural areas as urban should not lead to the deprivation of welfare benefits for residents, necessitating policy adju

John Harris argues that the decline in reading and critical thinking, exacerbated by social media, threatens democracy as fewer people can challenge extremist v

As Europe's collective memory of past political extremes fades, radical ideologies are resurfacing, with younger voters viewing communism and fascism as distant

Twenty-five years after 9/11, individuals including a volunteer and a New Yorker are sharing their personal stories for the first time as part of a StoryCorps i

Four individuals from Newfoundland and Labrador share their personal recollections of September 11, 2001, and how they assisted others on the 25th anniversary o

गौहाटी हाईकोर्ट ने फैसला सुनाया है कि 'तलाक-ए-हसन' तलाक का एक वैध रूप है और इसे नए कानून के तहत पंजीकृत किया जाना चाहिए।

Social media and a growing distrust of government have contributed to 9/11 conspiracy theories moving into mainstream American politics.

Members of Parliament are set to decide on assisted dying, a decision that could represent the biggest social change since the legalization of abortion.

On the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, The Guardian asked US readers how the events impacted their lives and the country, with many noting a shift

रूस से एक व्यक्ति ने वीडियो कॉल के माध्यम से काशी में अपने जंग में मारे गए पिता का त्रिपिंडी श्राद्ध ऑनलाइन कराया.

Students and youth participated in a peace march in Shivamogga, carrying placards to express their aspirations for the city.

This summer saw record-breaking heat across the US, with July being the hottest month ever recorded, prompting an inquiry into how people have coped with the ex

The Health Minister stated that stronger family bonds are crucial in combating suicides, emphasizing the importance of quality time and communication between pa

A YouGov poll reveals that only 16% of Britons want Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to return as working members of the royal family, with the majority preferrin

A new study indicates that Londoners are significantly less likely to be victims of crime than the public generally believes, with researchers attributing this

A CBS News poll indicates that 25 years after the 9/11 attacks, most Americans believe the country has changed significantly and consider remembering the event

A rumor about a 'house of sisters' where kidnapped Syrian women are forced to convert to Islam is reportedly being used to create communal tensions, despite unc

Young Chinese are increasingly turning to Mao Zedong amid deepening job stress and growing inequality in the country.

This article discusses how food preferences, specifically vegetarianism, are influencing access to urban housing in India, with brokers and societies implementi

After 25 years, 100 million Americans have no memory of September 11, making them susceptible to conspiracy theories. This lack of direct experience, combined w

An inquiry in Southport heard that the online 'wild west' is radicalising young people to commit nihilistic violence, with psychologists studying new motivation

Japanese temples are struggling to survive due to a declining population, shrinking congregations, and economic pressures, raising questions about the future of

Bogotá, facing a lower fertility rate than Tokyo and a rapidly increasing number of pensioners, is being compelled to adapt its urban planning and social servic