College faculty
Anger and tragedy have been running through the unprecedented protests unfolding in Tanzania, fueled by frustration with the government's response to the sham general election and the country's ongoing material and political struggles. The protests, which turned violent and saw major cities and towns across the
Motor vehicle drivers
As the sun rose over London's Hyde Park on Sunday, hundreds of vintage motors, dressed in their finest attire, set off on the 60-mile journey to Brighton as part of the RM Sotheby's Veteran Car Run. Celebrating its 129th year, the event commemorates the Emancipation Run
Cancer screening
As Health Editor of The Telegraph, I recently accompanied my husband Andrew to undergo private prostate screening as part of our campaign coverage. Our experience highlights the importance of targeted screening and the need for better detection methods. Currently, the UK has no national screening system for prostate cancer, and
Professional baseball
As the Los Angeles Dodgers won their second consecutive World Series title, the team's championship run brought a much-needed sense of unity and joy to the city and surrounding communities, which have been reeling from devastating wildfires, immigration raids, and other challenges. In the aftermath of the game,
Christians
President Donald Trump has threatened to order military strikes in Nigeria, a move that escalates his efforts to pressure the West African country's government to stop the alleged persecution of Christians. Trump has also instructed the Defense Department to prepare for potential strikes, which could lead to military
Alzheimer's disease
As a 67-year-old individual, facing the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease in loved ones can be daunting. The fear of succumbing to the same condition is overwhelming, prompting questions about the best course of action. For Fearful, who is visiting his 92-year-old mother in a care home, the pain
Hassan, Samia Suluhu
Tanzanian voters braved widespread unrest, internet shutdowns, and a heavy security crackdown as they cast their ballots in the country's general election. The election, which saw President Samia Suluhu Hassan seeking her first full term in office, was marred by the absence of key opposition figures, allegations of
Breast cancer
In India, one woman is diagnosed with breast cancer every four minutes, and she dies from it every eight minutes, according to UN advisor Dr Sabine Kapasi. The country is witnessing a worrying trend, with breast cancer being the most common form of cancer among Indian women, and the numbers
Election controversies
Tanzania's disputed presidential election has been marred by violent protests and the ruling party's dominance, with President Samia Suluhu Hassan declared the winner with nearly 98 percent of the vote. Despite a heavy security presence, election day descended into chaos, with demonstrators taking to the streets
Mayoral candidates
President Donald Trump's absence from the mayoral debate in New York City was starkly felt during Saturday Night Live's cold open, with James Austin Johnson's Trump making a surprise appearance to remind everyone what the election is really about: him. As the candidates debated,
Brain
Scientists have made a breakthrough discovery by finding that the rhythmic movements of the gut may explain how blood vessels in the brain expand and contract in harmony. Researchers at the University of California San Diego discovered that the oscillations in the intestines, which help move food through the digestive
Trump, Donald
Nigerians have been at the center of a heated debate over a US threatened military incursion into their country, with opinions divided over the implications of the proposed intervention. The US president, Donald Trump, threatened military action on Saturday, accusing the Nigerian government of supporting genocide against Christians, and designating
