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The global number of females who have undergone female genital mutilation has reached 230 million, which is 30 million higher than in 2016.

According to a report released by the United Nations children’s agency on Friday, more than 230 million females have experienced female genital mutilation, with the majority residing in Africa. According to a report released on International Women’s Day by UNICEF, approximately 30 million individuals have received a medical procedure in the past eight years that

In the secretive walls of a Chinese cyber warfare firm, a debaucherous atmosphere fueled by power, alcohol, and sexual activities.

The Chinese hacking company’s CEO believed that the large, luxurious hotel with a karaoke bar was the ideal location to host a Lunar New Year banquet and gain favor with government officials. However, their top deputy pointed out one issue. The deputy wrote, “Who is there? The girls are extremely unattractive.” The recent leak of

After numerous alerts about the starvation caused by Israel’s blockade, children in Gaza start to lose their lives.

Due to Israel’s relentless airstrikes, blockades, and attacks in Gaza, there has been a persistent concern for famine in the region. Now, after many months of these warnings, there are reports of children succumbing to starvation. Severe hunger is predominantly affecting the northern region of Gaza, where isolation imposed by the Israeli military has resulted

What is the behavior of animals during a complete solar eclipse? Researchers intend to determine this in the month of April.

During a total solar eclipse, do tortoises become more romantic, do giraffes start galloping, and do apes sing unusual notes? On April 8, scientists will be present to monitor the alteration of animal behaviors at Fort Worth Zoo in Texas when the sky temporarily darkens. In 2017, they had noted peculiar behavior in animals at

Can you reword this? Students are giving mixed feedback on the new digital format for SATs.

Starting this weekend, students across the United States will take the SAT on computers and tablets instead of pencils, marking a significant change from the traditional method that has been used for nearly a century since the test’s inception. It is a familiar territory for today’s generation of digital natives, but some are still getting

The perpetrator of the Maine shooting suffered from a brain injury, but according to experts, this alone does not justify his violent actions.

Experts on brain injury are advising against making assumptions based on limited information about a soldier in the Army Reserve who committed the deadliest mass shooting in Maine last year, resulting in the death of 18 people. Researchers at Boston University studied a portion of Robert Card’s brain tissue and concluded that there were signs

The 17th ranked Hoggard team maintains offensive momentum in dominant victory over Cleveland.

Hoggard girls’ soccer team dominated Cleveland on Thursday evening, with five different players scoring. The Vikings scored five goals in the first half and maintained their lead throughout the game. With a final score of 8-1, their overall record for the season is now 4-0. The pace set by Ellis Kelly established the tone. At

The Senate approves a bill to provide compensation for US citizens affected by government-induced radiation exposure.

The Senate approved a bill on Thursday to provide compensation for American citizens previously exposed to government radiation, renewing a law first enacted over 30 years ago. The bill by Sens. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., and Ben Ray Lujan, D-N.M., would expand the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act to include more people who believe that exposure caused

The House is making swift progress on a bill that would potentially ban TikTok in the United States.

A proposed legislation in the House has gained momentum, which may result in the popular video-sharing app TikTok becoming inaccessible in the US. This move comes after lawmakers raised concerns about the app’s potential to monitor and influence American users. The proposal received backing from House Speaker Mike Johnson and may soon be brought to

Democrats walk out of Kentucky hearing on legislation dealing with support for nonviable pregnancies

Democratic legislators in Frankfort, Kentucky left a committee meeting on Thursday amidst discussions on a bill proposed by the GOP that would increase access to prenatal and neonatal services for expectant mothers carrying nonviable fetuses, which are predicted to pass away before or shortly after being born. This bill has been presented in a state