It’s time to ban smartphones in schools

A recent study shows that US students use their phones an average of 64 times per school day ruining concentration and cognitive abilities

US exorcism demand skyrockets, Catholic priest says

US exorcism demand has hit record levels, driving a 650% increase in trained practitioners since 2020, according to a Catholic priest who says human sinfulness is to blame

Kuwait accuses Iran of targeting power and desalination facility

An alleged Iranian strike on a key Kuwaiti power and desalination plant underscores the risk of a freshwater crisis across the Middle East

81% of Russians believe in spirits and saints, a VCIOM poll suggests

Most Russians believe in supernatural beings, amid geopolitical pressures and the Ukraine conflict, according to a VCIOM poll

Euthanasia in Spain: What Noelia Castillo’s case reveals about modern society

A 25-year-old Spanish woman’s euthanasia after a long court battle ignites global debate over autonomy, suffering, and the limits of the right to die

Spaniard Noelia Castillo, 25, dies by euthanasia after courts rejected her father’s bid

Noelia Castillo, 25, has died by euthanasia in Spain after courts rejected her father’s challenge, sparking debate over assisted dying and legal safeguards