From a flying dolphin in New Zealand to the psychology of deception and the burdens of mental load in households, here's a roundup of the week's strangest news. Read more...

The FTC is reportedly experiencing layoffs in its consumer protection and antitrust divisions. Simultaneously, Senator Ron Wyden urges the agency to establish clear rules on digital ownership rights for consumers. Read more...

This week's health news covers a controversial diet, the dangers of diet cola, rising HPV-related cancers, the benefits of weightlifting for sleep, and a youth mental health crisis. Read more...

Today's political headlines: the US solar industry's MAGA rebrand, Putin's tactics, and how Zelensky's hoodie ruffled Trump's feathers at the White House. Read more...

A roundup of today's top political news: Gaza ceasefire negotiations stall, a stabbing incident near a castle, Ukrainian reactions to a meeting, and more. Read more...

A roundup of political news: young cancer patients in England face benefit delays, UK spy cops deceived women, New Orleans failed to secure Bourbon Street, and Elizabeth Line strikes are called off. Read more...

A collection of recent news stories including a dating app scam, evidence of early text message abbreviations, astrological insights, and a tragic dog attack. Read more...

A turbulent week in Spanish politics sees accusations of scandal, business discontent with political leaders, and the tragic death of Lugo's mayor, Paula Alvarello. Read more...

Natalie Cochran murdered her husband with a lethal injection to conceal her financial fraud. Years after his death, the truth surfaced, leading to a tearful guilty verdict. Read more...

A look at three recent court cases in Poland: a woman acquitted of murder after years in detention, a driver trying to avoid a ban, and a soldier quickly convicted of attempted murder. Read more...

X (Twitter) faces scrutiny for fake ads featuring AI Elon Musk, while a Democrat suggests Musk leave the US. In Uganda, a general plans a mega-church on a cultural site. Read more...

Actor Foster of Brookside fame sentenced for fraud, Trinidad's carnival goes green, and a review of Meghan Markle's new Netflix series. Read more...

Juventus coach Thiago Motta responds to criticism after a loss, asserting his experience and direct coaching style. The article also covers Zeman's hospitalization after a stroke. Read more...

Bernie Sanders warns of authoritarian drift under Trump, while protests erupt nationwide. Meanwhile, Canadians face charges in Vermont over a 'grandparent scam' targeting elderly Americans. Read more...

An interview with Jan Klimek, husband of missing Beata Klimek, is under scrutiny by a body language expert who has identified inconsistencies in his statements and emotional cues, particularly concerning his new partner. Read more...

A roundup of recent Philippine political news, including challenges to the Duterte family in Davao, a textbook scammer's conviction, rising election costs, and US diplomatic ties. Read more...

Recent events in Szczecin include a challenging rescue operation in the port and a bizarre case of a drug-influenced driver attempting to impersonate his brother. Read more...

Europe faces critical decisions on defense spending, its role in Gaza, and geopolitical shifts, with leaders like Macron and Juncker proposing bold solutions amid global uncertainty. Read more...

Travis Hunter draws criticism, the Bills make a surprising draft pick, and the Bengals consider trading Trey Hendrickson. Plus, Adam "Pacman" Jones admits to doping test trickery. Read more...

Ofcom receives hundreds of complaints about the Brit Awards. Plus, an Apprentice contestant takes a swipe at Lord Sugar. Also BBC's 'Amandaland' fate revealed. Read more...