Aspartame has been potentially linked to cancer. Which products in Europe contain the sweetener?
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) is currently scrutinising whether widely used aspartame has an association with cancer.
Ukraine urged to stop using banned landmines by rights group
Eleven civilians casualties, including one death and multiple leg amputations, have been recorded from mines by Human Rights Watch.
Muslim countries condemn Stockholm mosque Quran burning protest
An Iraqi refugee tore, burned and kicked the holy book at a protest initially allowed by the authorities.
Publishers Clearing House Pays $18.5 Million in ‘Dark Patterns’ Suit
The News Publishers Clearing House, the direct marketing company that uses sweepstakes to sell magazine subscriptions, agreed on Monday to…
Racism and rape fantasies: The PR headache facing Finland’s new right-wing government
The incoming economy minister has addressed a rally organised by neo-Nazis, while the Speaker of Parliament has a decades-long track…
How Classified Evidence Could Complicate the Trump Documents Case
Prosecutors and defense lawyers appear to be preparing for a pretrial fight over showing sensitive evidence to the jury and…
Review: In London, a ‘Romeo and Juliet’ That Feels Startlingly New
Toheeb Jimoh, Emmy-nominated for “Ted Lasso,” takes on Romeo in a riveting production from the British director Rebecca Frecknall.
The Student Loan Payment Pause Is Ending. Here’s How to Prepare.
A deal to raise the debt ceiling would require borrowers of federal student loans to resume paying for the first…
Boris Johnson deliberately misled parliament over COVID parties, report finds
The former prime minister has described the findings about his conduct as "anti-democratic" and "deranged"
As A’s Fans Protest, Nevada Closes In on Stadium Bill
On the day fans engaged in a reverse boycott at Oakland Coliseum, Nevada’s State Senate voted to approve $380 million…