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Police in Kerala have booked a woman social media influencer after a complaint accused her of sexually harassing a minor boy. Officials said a detailed investigation is underway and the boy’s statement has already been recorded, with authorities treating the matter as a serious allegation involving a child victim.
The Indian government has pushed back sharply against Elon Musk’s allegation that unnamed “oligarchs” have blocked his satellite communication venture from entering the market to protect a monopoly. Officials said the country’s satcom framework is fair, transparent and non-discriminatory, underscoring that access will be governed by established regulatory norms rather than preferential treatment. The exchange adds fresh heat to an already sensitive debate over how India will allocate spectrum and regulate next-generation satellite broadband services.
A24 has unveiled the first full trailer for You Can See Everything, Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's secret three-year documentary about convicted Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. Shot after Holmes invited the filmmakers into her home just 34 days before she was due to report to prison, the film appears to probe not only her fraud conviction but also the uneasy boundary between documentary observation and staged reality.
President Donald Trump has rejected Iran's conditional proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restart nuclear talks, according to The Wall Street Journal, even as U.S. and Iranian officials continue indirect negotiations through mediators. The development comes amid renewed Houthi attacks in Yemen and sharp moves in oil prices, underscoring how quickly the conflict is reverberating through global energy markets.
Chris Hansen has publicly criticized Robert Pattinson's portrayal of him in the new thriller 'Primetime', describing the performance as 'overly dramatic'. This reaction highlights ongoing tensions between real-life figures and their cinematic representations.
Thousands of Spaniards marched in cities across the country after the death of Maricarmen, the 87-year-old woman whose eviction helped ignite a wider housing protest movement. Her case has sharpened public anger over soaring rents, weak tenant protections and the growing sense that Spain’s housing market is pushing ordinary residents out of their own neighborhoods.
A widely circulated account about a woman said to have been raised by monkeys in a jungle has renewed global attention on the long-term psychological and social effects of extreme isolation. The story, reported by The Mirror US, centers on her reported terror when she saw her own reflection for the first time, a moment that underscores how profoundly human identity can be shaped by environment and deprivation.
A woman died following a crash south of Lincoln, Nebraska, in the latest fatal road incident to draw attention to traffic safety on rural and suburban corridors around the state capital. Authorities have not yet released a full account of the collision, and the investigation remains active as officials work to determine what led to the deadly wreck.
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested in France after video circulated online appearing to show him using an improvised flamethrower to blast fire into a woman’s face during student protest unrest. The incident has intensified scrutiny of the violence surrounding the demonstrations and the speed at which graphic footage can shape public outrage before investigators establish the full facts.
A new UN-backed gender snapshot underscores how far the global system remains from parity, even as the race for the next secretary-general begins to sharpen. The data lands at a politically sensitive moment, reviving scrutiny of whether the United Nations is prepared to elevate a woman to its top post for the first time in its history.
Tens of thousands of people marched in Madrid and other Spanish cities on Saturday, turning a single eviction case into a broader indictment of the country’s housing crisis. The demonstrations, sparked in part by the removal of an 87-year-old woman from her home, exposed deep public frustration over soaring rents, scarce affordable housing and what protesters say is a political failure to protect tenants.
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