WorldPingSocial media is increasingly shaping crime motives and escalating conflicts. Young offenders are particularly vulnerable to the addictive pursuit of online validation. Violent incidents are often sparked by virtual disputes and online comments.
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WorldPingManu Bhaker, who won two medals at the Paris Olympics, shared a long message on X on Sunday. She did not mention any particular incident but spoke about the increasing use of abusive language in everyday conversations.
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Heavy rain triggered a landslide in India's Kerala state, sending part of a hillside crashing onto a highway as people f…
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WorldPingWith Formula 1's summer break upon us, the sport's 'silly season' of speculation around - and possible movement in - the driver market is officially under way.
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WorldPingLive cycling updates, start at 12.45pm BST/1.45pm local Pogacar will ride Vuelta a España | You can mail Simon 129km to go: Puck Pieterse was first over the Col de la Faucille, bagging 10 points, ahead of Nikola Noskova.
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WorldPingFreeform is delving back into the depths of true-crime. The Disney-owned network has greenlit Somebody Knows Something, a series about unsolved missing persons cases, hosted by true-crime influencer and kidnapping survivor Kara Robinson Chamberlain.
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Scientists have identified a molecular switch that may help explain why aging makes the brain more vulnerable to diseases such as ALS and Huntington’s.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by ScienceDaily