German woman Carolina Wilga found alive in Australia’s remote Outback after 12 days missing. Helicopter crew spotted her abandoned van before rescue.
Category Archives: SCI-TECH
Recruit Holdings cuts 1,300 jobs at Indeed and Glassdoor, affecting 6% of workforce. Major layoffs hit popular job search platforms.
15 police officers investigated over mysterious disappearances in cockfighting industry. Breakthrough emerges in search for dozens allegedly killed.
Centre LSD launches women empowerment initiative across oil-producing communities in Anambra, Imo, Akwa Ibom, Abia & Cross River States.
CBS Evening News explores why central Texas’ flash flood alley poses deadly risks and meets the adorable quokkas capturing hearts worldwide.
Border Patrol agents used tear gas and less-lethal rounds during clashes with protesters near a Ventura County farm. Latest updates on the incident.
Safety Shooters, Niger United and Rima Queens secure victories on day 3 of Ardova Handball Premier League in Benin, Edo State. Latest results.
Urhobo Nation expresses pride in Governor Oborewvori’s achievements and leadership style, while condemning ethnic chauvinism as harmful to development.
Volunteers help flood victims recover belongings after Texas flooding. Bay Area students use innovative app to trade chores for reduced rent costs.
Mockly’s fake DM generator stands out with user-friendly design. Unlike other messaging mock-up tools, Mockly makes creating fake conversations simple.
Linda Yaccarino steps down as CEO of X (formerly Twitter), losing her blue verification checkmark in the process. Latest leadership changes at Elon Musk’s
South Jersey track star Natalie Dumas wins three national titles, breaking Olympic records at Eastern High School. Rising phenom puts world on notice.
Exploring the hidden health risks of moderate drinking in South Africa. Expert analysis on alcohol dangers and practical harm reduction strategies.
The Real Prince dominates Durban July as thousands witness thrilling finish. Fashion takes center stage with creative displays at South Africa’s premier
U.S. employers are raising expectations for new hires, demanding longer hours and higher performance. WSJ reporter Lindsay Ellis discusses the trend.