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As more people turn to AI chatbots to fulfill their BDSM fantasies, the kink community debates whether it's an innovative solution or a troubling cop-out.

Instagram's new features will alert parents if their teen searches for content related to self-harm or suicide, allowing them to provide support. But critics argue Meta is shifting responsibility.

A year after USAID funding cuts, South Africa's healthcare system is still struggling to recover. Patients and providers face ongoing challenges that threaten access to vital services.

A Greek court has found two Greeks and two Israelis guilty in a major 2022 spyware case, highlighting the growing global threat of illegal surveillance.

As Iran's economy deteriorates, families grapple with skyrocketing costs, limiting their ability to afford essentials and sparking widespread protests.

The UK's representative delivers a statement highlighting key human rights concerns in Sudan during the UN Human Rights Council's interactive dialogue.

NPR interview with ex-National Security Advisor John Bolton explores the dangers of pursuing regime change in Iran, a controversial foreign policy strategy.

The island of Jersey has approved a bill to allow assisted dying for terminally ill adults, pending royal assent. The controversial move sparks debate on end-of-life choices.

Police apprehended a suspect carrying an axe and hammer who reportedly entered a Manchester mosque during Ramadan prayers. A second suspect has now been arrested in the investigation.

A new daily GLP1 tablet, orforglipron, helps patients lose more weight than semaglutide in clinical trials, offering a potential oral alternative to injectable treatments.