September 2026
Health
Can AI Really Cure Cancer? What Science Says Today
AI is transforming cancer detection, drug development and treatment, but experts say a single cure for cancer remains unlikely and far from reality.
Education
China English Learning Declines as Schools Shift Focus to Chinese, Maths and Physical Education
China is reducing the emphasis on English education as schools allocate more time to Chinese, mathematics and physical education amid changing priorities and efforts to reduce inequality.
Health
Measles Exposure Warning Issued for Illinois Restaurant
Illinois health officials warned of a possible measles exposure at an Edwardsville restaurant on Sept. 10 and urged visitors to monitor symptoms.
World
Xi Jinping Urges U.S.–China Partnership Over Rivalry
Xi Jinping urged U.S.–China cooperation over rivalry after arriving in Washington, greeted by Trump at Joint Base Andrews ahead of a high‑stakes summit.
Entertainment
72nd National Film Awards: Kartik Aaryan Wins Best Actor for Chandu Champion
Kartik Aaryan wins his first National Film Award for Chandu Champion at the 72nd National Film Awards in Gujarat and says his family and team are overjoyed.
Health
Bone Health: 4 Things Women Should Know About Bone Density
Bone loss can accelerate around menopause. Learn four important ways women can protect bone health through screening, exercise, diet and care.
Entertainment
Sydney Sweeney Advertisement Sparks Debate Over Women, Nudity and Feminism
Sydney Sweeney’s Novig advertisement has sparked debate over sexualised advertising, feminism and whether an actress’s choice should define wider conversations about women’s progress.
Health
Quitting Vapes May Push Some Adults Back to Cigarettes
Some adults quitting vaping may return to cigarettes as nicotine withdrawal and behavioral habits make quitting difficult, experts say.
National
Bihar Shocker: Minor Girl Molested in Samastipur, Four Arrested
A minor girl was molested in Bihar’s Samastipur, video went viral; police arrested four accused under POCSO, BNS, and IT Act, sparking outrage statewide.
Health
Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Higher Disease Risk
A major analysis of nearly 8.8 million adults found higher consumption of ultra-processed foods was associated with increased risks of chronic diseases.