Children with guns: 12-year-olds trained, armed to man Tehran checkpoints
Post Content
Top Stories
Monday.com cuts hundreds of jobs; read CEO Eran Zinman’s ‘layoff email’ to employees
An Israeli software company is set to cut its global workforce by around twenty percent in a strategic move to enhance efficiency and pivot towards AI-driven operations. The co-founder emphasized that this decision is not about replacing technology, but about fostering future growth. Departing employees will be offered substantial support packages to aid their transition,
Top Stories
Zebra mussels spread across all Great Lakes within a decade of arriving in 1988
Zebra mussels, an aquatic invader from Eurasia, continue their continental spread after arriving in North America. These tiny shellfish are now infesting Lake Meredith in Texas, raising new concerns. Officials confirmed a reproducing population, marking the lake as a potential stepping stone. The mussels damage ecosystems and infrastructure by clinging to hard surfaces and multiplying
Top Stories
India crush Zimbabwe by 90 runs as Shreyas Iyer clinches first series win as captain
Chasing 220, Zimbabwe’s task became difficult after losing five wickets inside the first nine overs. They were eventually bowled out for 129.
Top Stories
Gabriel Langton remains conscious after horrific Commonwealth Games fall
Gabriel Langton suffered a horrific fall during the men’s team gymnastics final at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow after missing a catch on the high bar. The England gymnast was treated on the arena floor before being taken to hospital in a neck brace. Team England later shared an encouraging update on his condition.
Top Stories
Scientists thought insects could not survive deep water, these larvae can
Lake fly larvae in Lake Malawi exhibit a remarkable daily vertical migration. These Chaoborus edulis larvae possess specialized air sacs for buoyancy control. A unique pH-powered mechanism allows them to precisely manage their depth. These larvae can withstand extreme pressures, challenging previous scientific assumptions. This discovery offers insights into insect evolution and potential material science
Top Stories
One post, 6 words, 37 days, one resignation: How ‘cockroaches’ crawled into corridors of power
A six-word post on X sparked a massive student protest across India. Thousands of students demanded accountability for examination irregularities and unemployment issues. The sustained demonstrations pressured the government for over a month. Union education minister Dharmendra Pradhan eventually resigned from his post. The movement, born online, achieved significant governmental concessions and assurances.
Top Stories
Dangerous parasite spreads north into US, but one smell may stop it
A dangerous parasite is spreading north, prompting urgent research into its specific attractants. Scientists are investigating foul-smelling chemical signals that lure the New World screwworm. This flesh-eating fly lays eggs in open wounds, feeding on living animal flesh. Current traps attract related flies, making detection of the dangerous species difficult. Understanding the parasite’s preferred odors