Data from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission shows that emergency rooms across the US continue to treat thousands of cases involving foreign objects lodged in patients’ rectums. Drawing on federal injury reports and medical research, the article outlines how the cases are tracked, why situations escalate, and the specific items doctors documented removing in 2025.
A customer complaint over a bracelet ignited a fiery brawl in New York's Diamond District. Jeweller Maksud Agadjani confronted rival Akay Diamonds over alleged fraud and brand impersonation. The dispute escalated into a public fight, leading to arrests and hospitalisation. Agadjani, claiming he was strangled, had already refunded the customer.
Donald Trump has admitted to using medical compression socks for leg swelling and makeup to conceal bruises on his hands, conditions previously downplayed by aides. These measures are part of his management of age-related health issues, including chronic venous insufficiency and side effects from high-dose aspirin, despite his claims of excellent condition.
Richard Hanania criticizes growing hostility towards Indian immigrants in the US, labeling it "the dumbest form of racism and socialism." He argues that opposition to the H-1B visa program stems from resentment, not sound economics, as skilled immigration drives innovation and job creation, contradicting claims of wage suppression and job losses.
A viral clip of Sir Percy de Courcy dramatizes a truth long forgotten: gin and tonic was once vital medicine. Quinine in tonic warded off malaria, citrus prevented scurvy, and gin made it drinkable. More than a cocktail, it was a daily imperial tool, helping Britain maintain its tropical posts and safeguard personnel where disease, more than war, threatened empire.
President Donald Trump received lavish gifts in 2025. World leaders presented him with items like a $400 million jet and a gold samurai helmet. These gifts symbolized respect and admiration. A gold Rolex desk clock and an engraved ingot were also gifted. South Korea presented a replica gold crown. Apple CEO Tim Cook gifted a glass and gold plaque.FIFA president Gianni Infantino has confirmed that US President Donald Trump will join him in presenting the World Cup trophy to the 2026 ch...
