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Psilocybin use is on the rise as public perception changes, report shows

April 22, 2025

Videos of Justin Bieber smoking at Coachella spark public concern

April 21, 2025

Thailand casino legalization hits roadblock as public pushes back

April 20, 2025

Hira Mani’s look-alike captures public attention with striking resemblance

April 17, 2025

A deadly E. coli outbreak hit 15 states, but the FDA chose not to make the details public

April 17, 2025

Japan’s data center rush stirs public opposition over noise, heat

April 13, 2025

Mohamed Salah is staying at Liverpool after contract negotiations spilled out in the public

April 11, 2025

Public holiday announced on April 12 in Punjab

April 9, 2025

PM, JI Ameer discuss public relief in electricity prices, Palestine

April 5, 2025

Book publishers see surging interest in the U.S. Constitution and print new editions
NEW YORK — When Random House Publisher Andrew Ward met recently with staff editors to discuss potential book projects, the conversation inevitably turned to current events and the Trump administration. “It seemed obvious that we needed to look back to the country’s core documents,” Ward said. “And that we wanted to get them out quickly.”…
Pakistan’s Growth Forecast Slashed to 2.6% by IMF
Pakistan’s Growth Forecast Slashed to 2.6% by IMF The International Monet Fund (IMF) has lowered Pakistan’s economic growth forecast to 2.6% for the current fiscal year, down from its earlier prediction of 3%. This change comes as part of a broader update to global economic projections, which have been affected by trade uncertainties, including those…
Deadliest terror attack in decades is a huge blow to Modi’s Kashmir tourism drive
On The Ground newsletter: Get a weekly dispatch from our international correspondents Get a weekly dispatch from our international correspondents Get a weekly international news dispatch A day after a terror attack left at least 26 people dead in Kashmir, tourists were hurrying to leave the restive Himalayan region. The attack, which took place at…
BYD takes on Japan’s minicar market with cheap, in-house batteries
TOKYO — Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD is leveraging its cheap, in-house manufactured batteries to break into Japan’s market for kei minicars, a field where overseas players have seen little success. “Young people do not have a negative view of BYD. It would be a huge threat if the company launches cheap models in Japan,” a…
Simone Biles is undecided on Los Angeles Olympics
PARIS — Simone Biles is unsure whether she will compete at the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028. For now, the most decorated gymnast of all-time has other priorities and is listening to her body, too. “I’m really trying to enjoy life, to spend time with my husband (Chicago Bears safety Jonathan Owens), go support him…
New Jersey wildfire continues to burn after thousands evacuated
A massive wildfire continued to burn in New Jersey on Wednesday, spanning over 8,500 acres and prompting the evacuation of 3,000 people, which snarled traffic and sent huge plumes of black smoke billowing into the sky. The Jones Road Wildfire started in the Greenwood Forest Wildlife Management area in Ocean County on Tuesday afternoon and…
Japan, South Korea should consult on Trump tariff response: ambassador
TOKYO — South Korea and Japan should work patiently and work together in responding to U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, Park Cheol-hee, Seoul’s ambassador to Tokyo, told Nikkei on Tuesday. “It is better not to rush too much” when it comes to tariff negotiations with Washington, Park said in Tokyo during his first interview with…
FBI says online scams raked in $16.6 billion last year
Cybercriminals and online scammers stole a record $16.6 billion last year, the FBI said Wednesday. The figure, from the FBI’s annual Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) report, is a sharp rise from the $12.5 billion reported in 2023, reflecting the increased prevalence of online scams, particularly ones including cryptocurrency and those targeting older Americans. While…