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Tensions rise as Thai Constitution amendment bid delayed
BANGKOK, Sept 24 (The Straits Times/ANN) - A bid to amend Thailand’s Constitution was thwarted on Thursday (Sept 24) after Parliament abruptly delayed a scheduled vote that could have started the drafting process.
Why couples have less sex
These are the common reasons sex decreases in frequency over time in a relationship.
Health DG: Iodine must be added to salt being sold from Sept 30
PETALING JAYA: Iodine must be added to salt being sold in Malaysia as part of a new rule that seeks to tackle iodine deficiency, says the Health Ministry.
Can artificial intelligence encourage good behaviour among Internet users?
Researchers at the OpenWeb platform have turned to artificial intelligence to moderate Internet users' comments before they are even posted.
Opinion: Coronavirus is teaching me what I can’t do online
If you remember life before the Internet, you don’t take its riches for granted. But the coronavirus pandemic provides a sharp reminder of just how limited those Internet riches are.
U.S. coronavirus cases surpass seven million as Midwest outbreak flares up
(Reuters) - The number of novel coronavirus cases in the United States topped 7 million on Thursday - more than 20% of the world's total - as Midwest states reported spikes in COVID-19 infections in September, according to a Reuters tally.
The ‘One’ choice for perfect living
A good address not only determines how you live when you move in, it also provides a good gauge of how you will be living your life in future. Most realtors would advise that the three most important elements in buying a home are “location, location, location” – and that says a lot.
Should I exercise when I'm sick?
It depends on how you’re feeling, but experts advise against doing anything vigorous.
Roundup: Italy's food industry eyes exports, e-commerce for uncertain recovery
ROME, Sept. 24 (Xinhua) -- After performing well in the coronavirus emergency phase, Italy's food industry looked at exports and e-commerce as key factors in an uncertain recovery scenario, a study suggested on Thursday.
Colombian miners strike fossilized gold: a mastodon
BOGOTA (Reuters) - Fossils of a mastodon, a giant prehistoric relative of today's elephants, have been discovered at an artisanal gold mine in central Colombia in a find which researchers say could herald a trove of similar specimens.
