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Driver charged after fatal Nigeria crash that killed two of Anthony Joshua's team — Ichef.bbci.co.uk

Driver charged after fatal Nigeria crash that killed two of Anthony Joshua's team

A driver has been charged after a crash in Nigeria injured boxer Anthony Joshua and killed two members of his team, police said. Adeniyi Mobolaji Kayode, 46, was charged at Sagamu Magistrates' Court. Prosecutors brought four counts including causing death by dangerous driving, reckless and negligent driving, driving without

Retraction of 2000 Glyphosate Study Renewed Questions About Roundup’s Safety — Static01.nyt.com

Retraction of 2000 Glyphosate Study Renewed Questions About Roundup’s Safety

A widely cited 2000 review that concluded glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup, was not a human health risk was retracted last month by the journal Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology, reigniting debate over the herbicide’s safety. The journal cited "serious ethical concerns regarding the independence and accountability of

Five shocking and instructive medical cases that stood out in 2025 — Cdn.arstechnica.net

Five shocking and instructive medical cases that stood out in 2025

This year produced a roster of extraordinary medical cases—some stemming from bad luck, others from risky choices. An editorial selection informed by reader interest highlights five of the most horrifying and fascinating reports; one person from Florida appears twice. Fortunately, none of the cases resulted in death. 5. A

Driver charged after Nigeria crash that killed two and injured Anthony Joshua — E3.365dm.com

Driver charged after Nigeria crash that killed two and injured Anthony Joshua

The driver of the SUV involved in a crash near Lagos that killed two passengers and injured boxer Anthony Joshua has been charged. Adeniyi Mobolaji Kayode has been charged on four counts: dangerous driving causing death, reckless and negligent driving, driving without due care and attention, and driving without a

Swiss Burn Units Overwhelmed After Crans‑Montana New Year’s Bar Fire — Static01.nyt.com

Swiss Burn Units Overwhelmed After Crans‑Montana New Year’s Bar Fire

Switzerland’s burn units have been overwhelmed after a New Year’s Eve bar fire in Crans‑Montana, officials said. Dr. Robert Larribau, head of emergency care at Geneva’s University Hospital, said about 50 people are believed to have been badly burned. Switzerland’s burn centers in Zurich and

Woman who disappeared on Nias in 1976 surprises audience at surf-film premiere — I.guim.co.uk

Woman who disappeared on Nias in 1976 surprises audience at surf-film premiere

Ingrid LeFebour, who vanished from the Indonesian island of Nias in 1976 and was long presumed dead by some, attended the first screening of the film Point of Change in Fremantle last month. LeFebour, then an 18-year-old backpacker, had travelled to the island with her boyfriend to surf Lagundri Bay.

Anthony Ramos Balances Acting, Writing and Hosting at Milly’s in Brooklyn — Static01.nyt.com

Anthony Ramos Balances Acting, Writing and Hosting at Milly’s in Brooklyn

Anthony Ramos, the Brooklyn-born actor who played John Laurens and Philip Hamilton in the original Broadway cast of Hamilton, opened Milly’s Neighborhood Bar in Bedford-Stuyvesant in June with his friend Ron Leakey. He named the bar for his mother, Mildred Ramos. Ramos, 34, said he never planned to own

Anthony Joshua discharged after crash that killed two friends in Nigeria — E3.365dm.com

Anthony Joshua discharged after crash that killed two friends in Nigeria

Anthony Joshua has been discharged from hospital days after a car crash in Nigeria that killed two of his close friends. Regional governments of Lagos and Ogun said the British-Nigerian boxer is now recovering at his home in the country. The statement said he left hospital late in the afternoon,

Settlement requires NIH to review research grants blocked by voided policy — Cdn.arstechnica.net

Settlement requires NIH to review research grants blocked by voided policy

The ACLU and other organizations announced a settlement with the federal government that would require the National Institutes of Health to restart reviews of grant applications that were previously blocked on ideological grounds. The agreement must still be approved by the judge overseeing the case and does not guarantee funding,

Samsung reportedly developing 'Brain Health' wearable feature to detect early dementia at CES 2026 — Zdnet.com

Samsung reportedly developing 'Brain Health' wearable feature to detect early dementia at CES 2026

Samsung is rumored to unveil a Brain Health feature at CES 2026 designed to detect early signs of dementia. Reports say the feature will analyze metrics such as gait patterns, changes in voice and sleep status to look for early cognitive decline, though its unclear whether it will run

Practical Veganuary tips: simple swaps and dishes to make plant-based eating easier — I.guim.co.uk

Practical Veganuary tips: simple swaps and dishes to make plant-based eating easier

As the new year begins, cooks and dietitians offer straightforward ways to make Veganuary or a move to eating less meat and dairy balanced, nutritious and flavourful. Sophie Sugrue says exploring global cuisines helps: Japanese and Vietnamese dishes are naturally plant-forward and easy to adapt, with simple substitutions for ingredients

UN visits el-Fasher as experts warn of looming mass deaths after RSF takeover — Aljazeera.com

UN visits el-Fasher as experts warn of looming mass deaths after RSF takeover

United Nations officials visited el-Fasher in Sudan after a takeover by the RSF that observers say has left the city a "ghost town." Nathaniel Raymond of the Yale School of Public Health warned of the risk of mass deaths in Sudan amid the deteriorating situation. The visit and

17-Year-Old Italian Golfer Identified Among Victims of Swiss Resort Bar Fire — Static01.nyt.com

17-Year-Old Italian Golfer Identified Among Victims of Swiss Resort Bar Fire

Emanuele Galeppini, a 17-year-old Italian golfer, was among the first victims identified after a fire at the Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, Swiss authorities and Italian media reported. The Italian Golf Federation confirmed his death, calling him “a young athlete who embodied passion and authentic values” and adding, “Emanuele, you

Six simple Roku TV tweaks to stop buffering and freezes — Zdnet.com

Six simple Roku TV tweaks to stop buffering and freezes

Roku TVs can slow down as caches accumulate temporary data, leading to stuttering, buffering and freezes. Here are six quick fixes to clear clutter and improve performance. 1. Unplug the TV. Disconnect the unit, wait a few minutes to let electronics power down, then plug it back in. This basic

Top 14 Activity Trackers for 2026: A Practical Guide for Every Type of User

Top 14 Activity Trackers for 2026: A Practical Guide for Every Type of User

A new roundup identifies 14 fitness and activity trackers for 2026 that have been tested and reviewed for a wide range of uses. The collection spans devices suited for rigorous outdoor pursuits as well as casual, everyday activity, and aims to help consumers match a tracker to their preferred activities

How Neuroscience Can Improve Your New Year’s Resolutions

How Neuroscience Can Improve Your New Year’s Resolutions

New Year’s resolutions are more than a cultural ritual: they are a practical application of one of the human brain’s defining capabilities—metacognition, or the ability to think about our own thinking. Rather than being pointless, resolutions provide a moment to step back from daily routines and evaluate

Trump says he takes a larger daily aspirin dose; how that compares with medical guidance

Trump says he takes a larger daily aspirin dose; how that compares with medical guidance

United States President Donald Trump told The Wall Street Journal that he takes a higher daily dose of aspirin than his doctors recommend. In the interview, Trump said he takes 325 mg of aspirin every day for cardiac prevention, a dosage described by his physician as at the high end

Apple Watch Series 11 vs. Series 10: A Detailed Comparison of Changes and Continuities — I.ytimg.com

Apple Watch Series 11 vs. Series 10: A Detailed Comparison of Changes and Continuities

Apple's Watch Series 11 replaces the Series 10, and at first glance the two models look very similar. The updates between the generations are incremental, focused on materials, cellular connectivity and battery-life claims, with many core components left unchanged. This article highlights the differences that matter for buyers

How a Wisconsin Tribute Duo Inspired a New Film About Love, Loss and Return to the Stage — Static01.nyt.com

How a Wisconsin Tribute Duo Inspired a New Film About Love, Loss and Return to the Stage

Song Sung Blue, opening Dec. 25, dramatizes the life of a husband-and-wife duo who performed in a Neil Diamond tribute act. The film stars Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson and is directed by Craig Brewer. The story is based on the real-life couple Mike and Claire Sardina of Wisconsin, who

Apple Watch Ultra 3 adds larger display, longer battery and satellite SOS to flagship smartwatch — I.ytimg.com

Apple Watch Ultra 3 adds larger display, longer battery and satellite SOS to flagship smartwatch

Apple’s third-generation rugged smartwatch, the Watch Ultra 3, refines the company’s highest-end wearable with a marginally larger screen, longer battery life and satellite SOS messaging. Positioned above the standard Series 11 and Watch SE models, the Ultra 3 aims to bridge the gap between mainstream smartwatches and dedicated

Comparing Apple’s 2026 Watches: How Series 11, SE 3 and Ultra 3 Differ — I.ytimg.com

Comparing Apple’s 2026 Watches: How Series 11, SE 3 and Ultra 3 Differ

Apple introduced three new Apple Watch models this year: the Apple Watch Series 11, Apple Watch SE 3 and Apple Watch Ultra 3. The Ultra 3 sits at a premium price point intended for a niche market and athletes, while most consumers will decide between the more affordable SE 3

Trump Addresses Health: Aspirin Regimen, Scan Type and Lifestyle Choices in Journal Interview — Static01.nyt.com

Trump Addresses Health: Aspirin Regimen, Scan Type and Lifestyle Choices in Journal Interview

US President Donald Trump told The Wall Street Journal he is in "perfect" health, consumes a higher daily dose of aspirin than some doctors recommend, and underwent a CT scan rather than an MRI. The interview covered his medical routine, recent testing and his approach to exercise and

Individuals Turn to AI for Training Plans as Trainers Highlight Role of Human Connection — Static01.nyt.com

Individuals Turn to AI for Training Plans as Trainers Highlight Role of Human Connection

Some recreational athletes and gym users are turning to artificial intelligence tools to plan workouts and diets, reporting measurable gains while prompting discussion about the limits of automated coaching. Two users in Wales — one preparing for distance running and another rebuilding strength — described how AI-generated programmes fit their schedules and

Bolsonaro Undergoes Second Nerve Block Procedure as Persistent Hiccups Continue — I.guim.co.uk

Bolsonaro Undergoes Second Nerve Block Procedure as Persistent Hiccups Continue

Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro underwent a second phrenic nerve block procedure on Monday as doctors sought to treat a bout of persistent hiccups that has lasted for months. Medical staff reported that the treatment went well and that his condition is stable. The minimally invasive, non-surgical procedure followed an