Why was Paul McCartney banned from his own fan forum?
None other than rock star Paul McCartney was temporarily thrown off a Reddit forum for breaking internal rules.
April 1 fooling tradition is older than you think
April 1, now synonymous with jokes and pranks, is celebrated in numerous countries with the tradition of the April Fool's Day (Pescado de Abril). The custom links different cultures, from Germany to Portugal, from France to Great Britain and on to the United States, India and Japan. Everywhere, the first day of April is the perfect time to prank someone.
Europe approves tougher migration law with 'return hubs' outside the EU
The European Parliament on Thursday, March 26, adopted a new far-reaching migration law that will greatly accelerate the return of migrants without residency status.
Jannik Sinner makes history: triumph in Miami and completes Sunshine Double (without losing a single set)
Despite the rain and the pressure, Jannik Sinner transformed the Miami final into a true manifesto of control and precision.
Energy crisis: Allies urge Kiev to limit drone strikes
40% of Russian oil exports are now at a standstill. Now, in the face of the global energy crisis, Ukraine's allies want the country to limit its drone strikes against enemy refineries.
Spain closes its airspace to flights involved in the war in Iran
Spain has closed its airspace to all aircraft involved in the military offensive against Iran, Operation Epic Fury, launched by the USA and Israel on February 28.
7 dogs abducted for slaughter in China escape and find their way home
Seven stolen dogs, a sudden escape and a return home: a story worthy of a movie script. A crazy story from the Jilin province in north-east China.
Endometriosis: science finally unveils its most complex symptom
Sometimes, it all starts with symptoms that seem to inhabit different quarters of the same body. The headaches that come knocking every month. The intestine that goes haywire on menstruation days. The bloating, the nausea, the pain that moves from room to room.
Nestlé faces justice in France
Imagine going to pick mushrooms in the forest and suddenly sinking into a pit filled with plastic. In 2008, that's what happened to a woman who was crossing land belonging to Nestlé Waters near Vittel, in eastern France.
Soviet submarine grounded in 1989 still emitting radiation in Norwegian Sea
The deep sea possesses an almost cruel gift: it retains what men prefer to forget for a long time. It also does this with shipwrecks, metal and the military memory of the Cold War.