Search for Missing Woman Hampered by Her Excessively Edited Social Media Photos
April 24, 2026
A Mexican woman’s excessively edited social media photos hampered police efforts to find her because they made her look completely different.
A Mexican woman’s excessively edited social media photos hampered police efforts to find her because they made her look completely different.
41-year-old Makoto Kuroda, a lab worker at the University of Wisconsin, has admitted to attempting to poison a colleague he had been upset with.
A 22-year-old man in Thailand has confessed to deliberately starting a forest fire in his local area because he was bored and looking for some entertainment.
A Chinese family sparked controversy online for using an AI-powered digital clone of a deceased man to communicate with his mother via video link.
While most kids his age are busy playing video games, a young aeronautics enthusiast in China spends most of his time working on a functional jet engine.
A Dutch woman has undergone dozens of painful tattoo removal sessions to get rid of the 250 tattoos inked by her ex-boyfriend, including his name and initials.
At least two Chinese robotics companies have announced that their humanoid robots can now run at speeds of up to 10 meters per second.
A bunch of videos doing the rounds on social media these days suggest that some Indian companies are making laborers wear cameras on their heads to record work and train AI agents.
Russian doctors spent five hours slowly thawing a man back to life after he had fallen asleep on a bench at -20 degrees Celsius (-4° Fahrenheit).
A man in Dalian, China, lived with a long metal chopstick stuck in his throat for 8 years before finally having it removed by doctors.
A 13-year-old Indian boy tragically lost his life after his family kept him submerged in the Ganges River for 12 hours following a snake bite, instead of seeking medical help.
A 26-year-old Mexican woman was shocked to discover that the pestering cough she had been suffering from had been caused by a nose ring stuck deep within her lungs.
Tech startup Just Like Me launched a chatbot service that allows people to talk to a digital avatar of Jesus Christ for $1.99 per minute.
Chinese media is reporting that university students are renting AI smart glasses for 40 to 60 yuan ($6 to $9) per day, to cheat on tough exams.
A Dutch city councillor has been kicked out of her political party after editing her publicity photo so heavily that she became unrecognisable.