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What to do when you've been ghosted
Being ditched without a word hurts, but don't let it stop you from forming new relationships.
Vietnamese bid farewell to father of mindfulness
Tens of thousands of Vietnamese on Saturday bade farewell to the late monk and peace activist Thich Nhat Hanh -- one of the world's most influential religious leaders -- ahead of his cremation ceremony in the country's Buddhist heartland.
Hong Kong appeal court rules against transgender pair who tried to amend status on their identity cards
A court has upheld the constitutionality of a controversial policy that limits gender status changes on Hong Kong identity cards to those who have undergone sex reassignment surgery.
Golf-Former No. 1 Jason Day pain free at last
(Reuters) - Former world number one Jason Day says he is pain free at last after several stressful years and hopes to end a nearly three-year victory drought at the Farmers Insurance Open in San Diego.
UN’s COP15 biodiversity summit in limbo as Omicron uncertainty threatens date
Question marks hang over a summit in China viewed as critical to protecting the Earth’s plant and animal life, with its planned date in doubt because of the pandemic.
Cycling-Bernal says horror crash almost left him paraplegic
(Reuters) - Ineos Grenadiers rider Egan Bernal said he had a 95% chance of becoming a paraplegic following a serious crash during training in Colombia earlier this week that required multiple surgeries.
First Muslim in women's Aussie Rules league boycotts Pride Round
(Reuters) - The first Muslim player in the Australian Rules women's football league (AFLW) said it was a difficult decision to sit out Friday's game, which media reports attributed to her religious objections to wearing a special Pride Round jersey.
Salvadorans show support for bitcoin despite IMF criticism
Karen Hernandez sells mobile phone accessories in El Salvador and says business has been through the roof since the country started using bitcoin as legal tender.
Working with U.S., Guatemala detains 10 people in raids on migrant smugglers
GUATEMALA CITY (Reuters) - Guatemalan authorities working with the U.S. Homeland Security agency on Friday arrested 10 people in raids against a migrant smuggling group linked to the massacre of 19 people in Mexico last year, Guatemalan officials said.
