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Why your daily walk may deserve a smarter approach

A daily walk is excellent for health, but maintaining a steady pace limits your fitness gains. Scientific studies reveal that adopting interval training, walking immediately after meals to control blood sugar, and using inclines drastically improves cardiovascular and metabolic health.

Why B-2 is almost silent on ground? Here is the engineering that makes a 153-tonne aircraft hard to hear
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The B-2 often appears in the sky before its sound arrives. Its engines are buried, its exhaust is mixed and cooled, its wing blocks noise. Here is how a 153-tonne bomber became nearly silent.

Premier League: Manchester United complete £48m Andrey Santos signing as Youri Tielemans talks advance

Manchester United complete the £48m signing of Andrey Santos from Chelsea, advance talks for Youri Tielemans, and pause Ederson's transfer after medical concerns

What your skin may be trying to tell you every morning

Your morning complexion is a direct indicator of your internal health. Symptoms like facial puffiness, dry patches, and jawline breakouts often point to dehydration, stress, or high sodium intake. Monitoring these daily skin changes helps you identify and address underlying health issues.

Are your daily habits helping your body or working against it?

Daily routines have a profound impact on physical health. Common habits like prolonged sitting, shifting sleep schedules on weekends, and eating meals too quickly actively work against your body. Small adjustments to these behaviours significantly improve long-term wellness.

7 health habits you may want to rethink starting today

Many popular wellness routines are based on outdated advice. Habits like brushing teeth immediately after eating, forcing eight glasses of water, and skipping rest days can hinder your well-being. Updating these seven practices helps maintain better long term physical health naturally.

Could everyday activities help support your child's cognitive development?

Everyday household chores significantly boost a child's brain development. Engaging in simple tasks improves working memory, cognitive flexibility, and physical coordination. Starting early is a strong predictor of long-term academic and professional success.

Argentina's racism problem: How football chants reflect a deeper historical legacy

Argentina's football racism controversies have reignited debate over the country's "white myth," colonial history, and the erasure of Afro-descendant and Indigenous communities.

Could puzzles and activities strengthen problem-solving skills?

Regular engagement with puzzles and interactive activities significantly improves cognitive function and memory. Scientific studies indicate that spatial and logic challenges train the brain to recognise patterns quickly and preserve processing speed, keeping the mind sharp for years.

What happens if a B-2 goes down over enemy territory? The rescue plan for the world's most sensitive aircraft
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A downed B-2 is two problems: rescue the crew and prevent the stealth technology from falling into enemy hands. Here is the plan for the world's most sensitive aircraft going down in hostile territory.

Argentina to wear navy blue jersey for England semifinal, and no, it’s not because of kit regulations

Argentina will ditch their traditional stripes for an iconic navy blue jersey against England in the World Cup semifinal—a strategic choice heavily rooted in historic superstition.

Why your child's brain benefits from interactive learning

Interactive learning significantly boosts a child's brain development by engaging multiple neural pathways. Hands-on activities improve memory retention, encourage critical thinking, and build vital social skills. This active approach creates a strong foundation for lifelong cognitive growth.

Houthis accuse Saudi Arabia of striking Sanaa airport; Yemen orders closure of all airports

The Yemen government’s defence ministry said that its armed forces had targeted the runway at Sanaa International Airport to prevent an Iranian plane from landing. The aircraft later landed at the Hodeidah airport, a Houthi-controlled facility.

South India's declining birth rate becomes crisis point

South India is aging fast, and it’s becoming a real problem. India’s fertility rate has crashed from 5.2 in 1971 to just 1.9 in 2024. Tamil Nadu is now asking families to have more children, while Kerala just became the first state to announce a dedicated budget for the elderly. Fewer babies today means fewer workers tomorrow. From empty classrooms to rising healthcare costs, the declining birth rate in the south is shifting from a statistic to a crisis that will shape the next 20 years.

The small lifestyle change that could make a lasting difference

Improving health does not require extreme workouts. Taking a gentle 15-minute walk after meals is a simple habit that regulates blood sugar, aids digestion, and boosts mood. This minor, consistent daily change offers lasting physical and mental benefits for your overall well-being.

Things you should never do if you have oily skin

Managing oily skin requires avoiding common mistakes that trigger excess sebum. Over-washing your face, skipping moisturiser, and using harsh physical scrubs can worsen shine and breakouts. Adopting a gentle routine helps maintain a balanced and healthy complexion.

Indian women beat England by 270 runs at Lord's

History written in whites at the Home of Cricket. Team India’s women beat England by a massive 270 runs in the first-ever women’s Test at Lord’s. Yastika Bhatia smashed her maiden century, anchoring the innings with grit. Then Kranti Gaud announced herself with a maiden five-wicket haul, tearing through England’s batting.

Kosovo 1999: The night B-2 bomber went to war for the very first time and nobody was sure it would work
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The B-2 entered service in 1997. By March 1999, it was bombing Serbia. 45 missions, zero losses, one catastrophic intelligence error. Here is the story of the B-2's combat debut over Kosovo.

There are only about 100 B-2 pilots on Earth! Here is what it actually takes to become one of them
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The B-2 Spirit is flown by roughly 100 pilots worldwide. You can't apply — you're selected. Here is the decade-long pipeline, the requirements, and what disqualifies even exceptional pilots.