An article discusses Hong Kong's executive-led governance system, referencing director Xia Baolong's elevation of it to constitutional doctrine and emphasizing the need for public engagement.

A migrant boat sank off the coast of Crete, resulting in five fatalities, 26 individuals missing, and 20 people rescued.

An article describes a travel experience, suggesting visitors come for the whisky but stay for the people and community.

An article suggests that while whisky may draw people in, the community is what makes them stay.

Archaeological findings from 2,000-year-old skulls in ancient Vietnam reveal a widespread practice of permanently blackening teeth, a custom that continues in some forms today.

An article describes a travel experience focused on whisky, emphasizing the social aspect alongside the drink.

Double Olympic gold medallist Kelly Holmes participated in a 5km Parkrun, walking and jogging as she recovers from an injury, surprising attendees.

A US military strike on a boat engaged in a 'narco-trafficking operation' resulted in the deaths of three people, bringing the total number of fatalities from such attacks by the Trump administration to at least 148.

Two individuals of Gujarati origin are facing sex crime charges in the United States.

An article suggests visiting a location for its whisky but staying for the people and community experience.

A new study identifies the most valued aspects of life for individuals in the United States, United Kingdom, and Germany, exploring what people prioritize.

Malaysia's health ministry has reported a rise in tuberculosis cases to over 3,000, urging the public to observe precautions as people gather for Ramadan bazaars and breaking fast events.

Pakistan's poverty has reached an 11-year high of 29%, with 70 million people now in extreme poverty, and income inequality has also hit a 27-year peak as the economic crisis deepens.

An article suggests that while whisky is the draw, the people and sense of belonging are what make the experience memorable.

Five people, including a man skiing with his son, were killed in avalanches in the Austrian Alps on Friday, raising the region's avalanche death toll this season to at least 21.

Reports from Greece detail alleged torture, including rape and physical abuse, in Iranian prisons, with claims of evidence removal.

A cricket match kindled my love affair with the Greek island, inspiring both a literary festival and my new novel This is not where you would expect an article about one of the Mediterranean’s most b

An article exploring the social aspect of whisky, emphasizing community over the drink itself.

Rappler reporters revisit significant locations to commemorate 40 years of the People Power uprising, reflecting on its lessons and unfulfilled promises.

Young people in China are shifting away from trendy, fast-paced lifestyles to embrace a more 'old-school human' approach, with their stories garnering over a billion views online.

An article explores the appeal of whisky, emphasizing the community and social aspect alongside the drink itself.

The federal government has updated its travel advice, urging First Nations people to carry a passport in addition to a status card when crossing the U.S. border.

Atlus, Billboard's Country Rookie of the Month for February, discusses his journey from driving trucks to achieving chart success, emphasizing the emotional connection of his music.

The governor of Enugu State is mourning the deaths of 11 people killed when a large iroko tree fell on two vehicles in Awhum Village/Market Square in Udi LGA.

Three people have died in a series of avalanches in the Austrian Alps, with several other rescues taking place amidst severe weather warnings.

Actor Robert De Niro has warned that if Donald Trump were to win a second term, he might not leave office peacefully in 2028, stating it would be 'up to the people'.

Werder Bremen has canceled its summer tour of the United States, citing safety concerns following reports of two people shot dead by state authorities.

A former candidate for the Democratic Party for the People in Japan was arrested on suspicion of violating the Public Offices Election Act by allegedly paying cash to university students for election campaign activities.

People are sharing their juiciest workplace scandals and incidents, creating online drama.

A rookie congressional candidate in Texas, Jace Yarbrough, has received donations from figures like tech billionaire Peter Thiel and an endorsement from Donald Trump, despite holding extremist views.

Jesse Jackson delivered a warning that democracy decays when people become complacent.

Iranian authorities are suppressing mourners attempting to commemorate loved ones killed in recent protests.

The climate crisis is severely impacting global food supplies and the livelihoods of farmers, prompting urgent calls for legislative action to secure supply chains.

An article discusses the challenges young people face in securing employment and questions Labour's approach to addressing the issue.

An article argues that refusing the constitution assembly oath defies the people's verdict in Bangladesh.

A jury has convicted a man in the killings of four people sleeping on New York City streets, rejecting his insanity defense.

A 61-year-old man was arrested for allegedly stabbing three people in a Fukuoka library, claiming he had no prior connection to the victims.

Images captured the aftermath of a truck explosion in Santiago, Chile on Thursday that killed four people, injured 17 and damaged at least 50 vehicles.

Health insurance premiums are significantly increasing following the expiration of Affordable Care Act subsidies, leading to 1.4 million people dropping their coverage.

Free People has launched a sale with significant discounts on dresses, up to 74% off, at a transitional time of year for fashion.

James Van Der Beek's family and friends have raised $2.7 million for his cancer treatment, prompting a discussion on how ordinary individuals can manage cancer-related financial crises.

Daniel Radcliffe has spoken with Emma Watson and Rupert Grint about HBO's upcoming 'Harry Potter' television series, noting the surreal experience of a new cast embarking on the journey.

An article compiles a collection of fascinating, weird, and interesting facts about the human body that many people might not know.

New figures reveal that people in Scotland are now spending a larger portion of their lives in poor health.

Kevin O'Leary discusses the critical issues, such as affordability of rent, groceries, insurance, and prescriptions, that he believes Donald Trump must address.

Google and Sea, the parent company of Shopee, are partnering to develop advanced AI tools specifically designed for the e-commerce and gaming sectors.

Forty years after student movements contributed to the bloodless revolt that overthrew a dictator, a researcher revisits the secret resistance in Silliman University’s Catacombs.

An explosion at a fireworks shop in China has resulted in the deaths of 12 people.

President Emmanuel Macron stated at the AI Impact Summit in New Delhi that France and the EU are committed to leading global regulation efforts for artificial intelligence with their allies.

A Rappler report revisits the historical significance of Radio Veritas and its transmitter station in Malolos, Bulacan, during the 1986 People Power Revolution, 40 years after the event.

A personal account highlights the experience of burnout, while studies reveal a concerning increase in burnout among young people, attributing it to various factors.

Nearly the entire stretch of Marina Boulevard was shut down for a Red Bull F1 event, with approximately 40,000 people expected to attend.

A Texas law enforcement agency is facing criticism after a woman's mugshot, taken following her arrest for trespassing at a Houston apartment complex, raised public alarm.

Directors Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato discuss their new true-crime documentary, 'Murder in Glitterball City,' which delves into the 2010 murder of James 'Jamie' Carroll in Louisville.

Police in Ondo State have arrested 13 individuals in connection with the murder of two people, following an intelligence-led operation related to the ongoing APC crisis in the region.

A lifestyle piece from The Times encourages readers to visit a destination for its whisky but stay for the people.

A travel piece encourages visitors to experience a location for its whisky, but to stay for the people and culture.

Articles highlight travel opportunities including an Easter trip to Los Angeles for under £875 per person, a review of a new first-class sleeper bus for £143, and a whisky tour experience focusing on local people.

An article from The Times explores whisky tourism, suggesting that while the whisky draws visitors, the people make the experience memorable.

Investing In People Is How Businesses Strengthen Impact  Forbes

A sex researcher from the Kinsey Institute explains the top three reasons why couples in open relationships often choose to return to monogamy, highlighting the challenges of non-monogamy.

A new study warns that the decrease in remote working opportunities could hinder efforts to reduce unemployment among disabled people, potentially shutting them out of the workforce.

Tech leaders are expressing concern over the public's lack of enthusiasm for their plans to transform the world with artificial intelligence, contrasting with the excitement of the dot-com boom.

An article discussing the experience of whisky, emphasizing the community aspect over just the drink itself.

An article explores the appeal of whisky, emphasizing the community and belonging it fosters.

An article suggests that while whisky may draw people in, the sense of community is what makes them stay.

An article discusses the appeal of whisky and the sense of belonging it can foster, suggesting that while drinks are optional, belonging is not.

Two articles delve into the world of whisky, one focusing on the social aspect and belonging, and another recounting a canoe trip up 'Whisky River'.

The Times features two articles related to whisky, one exploring the social aspect of whisky and another recounting a canoe trip on Whisky River.

A report on how the prevalence of smartphones is changing the experience on dance floors, with people more focused on their devices.

The US military's Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) announced it attacked a vessel in the Pacific Ocean, resulting in three deaths, claiming the vessel was involved in drug trafficking without providing immediate proof.

Envestnet has appointed a new cybersecurity leader, while an $800 million Morgan Stanley alumnus has joined Evolve.

A courtroom in Washington was evacuated after fentanyl residue was found on a drug evidence scale, triggering an emergency hazmat response and affecting nearly two dozen people.

Eric Dane, Grey’s Anatomy star, dies aged 53  The Times

The fundamental way in which modern civilization strains the human being lies in an understanding of individualization that severs people from their surroundings and from the meani...

Emmy-winning 'Shōgun' star Anna Sawai is set to portray Yoko Ono in upcoming 'The Beatles' movies, aiming to present a version of her that people may not fully understand.

Experts debate whether hosting awards shows is the most challenging job in entertainment, citing examples of both disastrous and successful pairings.

Amy Grant is set to release her first new album in 13 years, 'The Me That Remains,' with the title track reflecting on her 2023 bike accident.

Police in Karachi have arrested a builder following a gas explosion that triggered a building collapse, killing 15 people in the Soldier Bazaar area.

The number of people living in vehicles, including RVs, has significantly increased across California, particularly in Silicon Valley, as a response to rapidly rising housing costs.

The FDA has issued an urgent recall for a popular supplement after three individuals in the US reported falling ill.

Illinois Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton, a U.S. Senate candidate, released a campaign video featuring individuals saying 'F--- Trump.'

Charli XCX has addressed criticism for attending 'The Moment' afterparty, which has alleged links to Russia, stating her solidarity with the people of Ukraine.

The #CourageON campaign highlights how the effects of corruption on communities make people angrier and more passionate about systemic change.

A recent building collapse in Tripoli, Lebanon, which killed at least 15 people, has sparked fears among locals about the safety of other dilapidated buildings in the city.

The Philippines commemorates the 40th anniversary of the People Power Revolution, revisiting the events of the 1986 uprising along EDSA.

Charli XCX has denied knowing about the alleged ties to Russia of an organizer for 'The Moment' afterparty, stating her solidarity with the people of Ukraine.

Nutrien anticipates an increase in potash demand this year, even as farmers face difficult economic conditions.

Ja Rule has stated he will 'never' end his long-standing feud with fellow rappers 50 Cent and Tony Yayo.

A global survey by Pew Research Center indicates that Greeks are proud of their history, Italians of their culture, and Turks of their patriotism, while Hungarians value their language.

A proposed rule by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) could lead to the eviction of nearly 80,000 people, including many U.S. citizen children, from their homes.

The Seattle Seahawks' exceptional performance was so impactful that it reportedly led to the firing of staff members on opposing teams.

An astrologer warns of an 'unprecedented' event in February, urging people to prepare for its potential impact.

At least three people have died and ten others were injured after a gas truck exploded in Santiago, Chile.

A neurologist discusses the latest advancements in sleep science, including the potential for training oneself to have more lucid dreams and its therapeutic applications.

Three people were injured, two seriously, in a stabbing incident at a library in Sawara Ward, Fukuoka. Police have apprehended a suspect.

Kerala BJP chief Rajeev Chandrasekhar has accused Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan of hypocrisy and distraction tactics regarding his opposition to 'The Kerala Story 2'.

Under pressure from the Trump administration, over a dozen colleges have quietly agreed to end their affiliations with organizations specifically designed to assist racial minority groups.

A wild clip recorded a week before his arrest shows Shia LaBeouf discussing his unconventional ideas on how to attract people back to church, including references to sex.

The Prime Minister has stated that 'nobody is above the law' in response to allegations against Andrew, which police are currently considering. Andrew has consistently denied any wrongdoing.

An analysis explores the political landscape involving Sara Duterte and Bong Go, highlighting the shifting loyalties and strategic positioning within Philippine politics.

Twelve people were killed when a store selling firecrackers exploded and caught fire in China's Hubei province, burning 50 square meters.

An article suggests that while whisky may draw visitors, the local people and connections are what make the experience memorable.

Thousands of people marched in southeastern France under heavy security to pay tribute to a far-right activist whose killing, blamed on the hard left, has heightened tensions in the country.

Two people were killed and seven wounded in a street shooting in Richmond's entertainment district, which reportedly occurred after a fight.

Fatalities and injuries reported in avalanches across Tirol after prolonged snowfall and windy conditions At least five people have been killed in a string of avalanches in Austria, authorities said o

A street shooting in Richmond's entertainment district, following a fight, resulted in two fatalities and seven people wounded.

An article explores Americans' unique fascination with bald eagles and suggests that many people have misconceptions about the birds' true nature.

An article titled 'Message in a bottle' explores the appeal of whisky and the people associated with it.

An article explores the appeal of whisky tourism, suggesting that while the drink is an attraction, the people and culture are equally compelling.

The Times features various travel-related articles, including a deal for Easter in Los Angeles, a review of a new first-class sleeper bus, and a piece on whisky tourism.

Anthony Edwards states he is happy with his current situation, while also reflecting on past doubts from others.

Frederick Wiseman, an influential documentary-maker known for his films that observed the relationships between people and institutions, has passed away.

Amidst social and political instability, people are increasingly turning to influencers for guidance on how to live their lives, following trends like the '60-second rule' and 'colour theory'.

Many Americans are reportedly cashing out their 401(k) plans, raising questions about the reasons behind this trend.

An article explores the appeal of whisky, emphasizing the community and belonging it fosters.

A 61-year-old suspect has been arrested after stabbing three people at a library in Fukuoka, Japan, telling police he 'wanted to kill people' and brought a knife from home.

The United Nations has issued a stark warning that the world is heading towards 'water bankruptcy,' a crisis that could put billions of people in serious danger.

A piece highlights that while whisky may attract visitors, the community and people are what make them stay.

Indian-American lawyer Neal Katyal successfully led the legal team that challenged President Trump's global tariffs, resulting in a 6-3 Supreme Court ruling.

Brazil's President Lula says fate of Venezuelan president should be determined by the 'people of Venezuela'.

An article exploring the appeal of whisky, emphasizing the community and social aspect alongside the drink itself.

Oncologists are cautioning the public about a common habit that they say significantly increases cancer risk, often more than people realize.

Singer Camila Cabello has spoken out against the 'oppressive regime' in Cuba, highlighting that 'people are starving' and living without dignity.

Prosecutors announced that Charles Saunders will spend the rest of his life in jail after being arrested for killing two people in front of young children at a Waffle House, following an argument in the days leading up to the incident.

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos' oldest son, Michael, is noted for his striking resemblance to his father, making people do a double take.

Country star Dierks Bentley talks about his upcoming summer tour and his choices for support acts, including Ricky Skaggs and Kaitlin Butts.

Following Eric Dane's death, the ALS Association has seen a significant increase in donations, as people are encouraged to support research for a cure.

Peoples Bancorp of North Carolina has increased its dividend by 5% to $0.21 per share.

Articles explore what life might look like retiring on $400,000 and highlight common financial missteps people make, from speculative investments to excessive spending on non-essentials.

The Carmelite Monastery of Cebu played a crucial role in 1986 by safeguarding Cory Aquino from a dictator during the People Power Revolution.

A Philippine Coast Guard official clarified that he did not call the Department of Foreign Affairs a 'troll,' stating that Chinese operations include making people doubt professional diplomats.

Advocacy groups are launching 'Bisto Proyekto,' a nationwide inspection of government infrastructure projects, ahead of the 40th EDSA People Power Anniversary.

Seoul's wholesale district is experiencing a booming DIY charm craze, with people customizing everyday items like mirrors, combs, and ballpoint pens, drawing large crowds for these unique makeovers.

Three people were injured in a stabbing incident at a library in Fukuoka, Japan, where a 61-year-old suspect was arrested for allegedly attacking multiple individuals.

A cargo ship and a fishing boat collided off the coast of Toba, Mie Prefecture, Japan, resulting in two people missing. Rescue operations are underway.

A major road accident in northeast Egypt has resulted in the deaths of 18 people and left three injured. Road accidents are a frequent occurrence in Egypt, often attributed to speeding.

New legislation in Hawaii would grant the government extensive powers, including the ability to quarantine individuals, enter private property, seize firearms, and suspend laws.

Ticketmaster parent Live Nation Entertainment exceeded Wall Street's fourth-quarter sales expectations, fueled by high demand for concerts featuring artists like BTS and Harry Styles.

Reuters Econ World reports on a situation characterized by 'boring people' but 'high drama'.

Four people have been killed and six others sustained serious injuries in a road crash on the Nakuru-Eldoret highway at Mau Summit.

A daily compilation of sports events and broadcasts for the New England region.

The film and television industries in Hollywood are facing a period of contraction, leading to economic difficulties for many working in the sector.

At least 16 people, including children, were killed when an explosion, likely a gas blast, caused a building to collapse in Karachi, Pakistan.

Former prime minister Gordon Brown has sent a new dossier of information regarding Jeffrey Epstein to the police, following an initial submission last week.

An article discusses various side hustle opportunities available during the spring break season.

An article discusses six tax decisions that individuals often regret making too late in the year, highlighting common pitfalls and missed opportunities.

Suspected Lakurawa militants launched coordinated attacks on Nigerian villages, resulting in the deaths of 34 people.

Anthony Gordon made Newcastle United history by scoring four goals in a dominant Champions League performance, etching his name into the club's records.

The Pakistani government is providing over Rs19.6 million in compensation to the families of 40 people killed in a suicide bombing at an imambargah in Islamabad.

The Daily Star publishes an article simply titled 'AI', indicating general coverage of artificial intelligence.

Fifteen skiers went missing on Tuesday following a massive avalanche in California's Lake Tahoe region. Eight people have been found dead, and one person remains missing but is presumed dead.

Lunar New Year celebrations are highlighted as being primarily about the people involved, rather than strict adherence to process.