Mexican schools
Health
Mexico Bans Cellphones in Schools Amid Parental Opposition
Mexico is introducing a cellphone ban in schools as part of a federal initiative to reduce children’s and teenagers’ use of electronic devices. The measure, backed by President Claudia Sheinbaum, has drawn support from experts but opposition from parents concerned about violence.
Elsewhere in the paper
Everything, newest first →
Entertainment
How AI-Generated Adult Content Is Changing Online Consumption
AI-generated adult content is changing online media through hyper-personalisation, short videos and synthetic influencers, raising concerns about digital habits and consent.
Entertainment
Russell Brand Found Guilty of Rape and Sexual Assault
British comedian Russell Brand has been convicted of rape and sexual assault at Southwark Crown Court following allegations involving four women.
Entertainment
Circadian Depression: How Body-Clock Disruptions Affect Mood
Researchers identify circadian depression, a proposed subtype linked to sleep and body-clock disruptions. Learn about its symptoms, research and treatment approaches.
Education
UPSC Mains Result 2026 Out: Check PDF Download Steps
UPSC Civil Services Mains Result 2026 declared. Check how to download the result PDF, find your roll number and prepare for the interview stage.
Lifestyle
Why Bulls Charge at Red Capes: The Science Behind the Myth
Bulls do not charge at red capes because they hate the colour. Their behaviour is primarily influenced by movement, perceived threats and instinct. The familiar belief that red makes bulls aggressive is a longstanding myth about animal behaviour.
Lifestyle
Rajinikanth Still Identifies as a Bus Conductor Despite Stardom
Rajinikanth has revealed that he still identifies with his former job as a bus conductor, despite decades of film stardom. The actor said visiting Bengaluru and seeing buses from his past brings him happiness and keeps him connected to his roots.
Lifestyle
Marathon Running and Rhabdomyolysis: Warning Signs to Know
The death of 24-year-old marathon runner Rachel Apa has drawn attention to rhabdomyolysis, a rare but potentially life-threatening condition involving muscle breakdown. The condition can damage the kidneys and cause dangerous heart rhythm disturbances, making early recognition of symptoms essential.
National
Supreme Court Clarifies 24-Hour Rule for Producing Detained Individuals Before Magistrate
The Supreme Court has ruled that the 24-hour deadline for producing a person before a Magistrate begins from the moment of detention, not formal arrest. The judgment highlights the importance of personal liberty and constitutional safeguards, including under special laws such as UAPA and PMLA.