A major review finds no evidence that maternal paracetamol use during pregnancy increases autism or ADHD risk in children.
Maternal Paracetamol Use During Pregnancy Not Linked to Autism or ADHD
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Historic Steel Patek Philippe Sells for $17.6 Million
A 1943 Patek Philippe Ref. 1518 in stainless steel fetched USD 17.6 million at auction, marking a significant milestone in the vintage watch market.
Thomas Pink Relaunched with Bespoke Fashion
CP Brands Group and Bespoke Fashion relaunch Thomas Pink as a luxury lifestyle brand, expanding its offerings beyond menswear shirts with U.S. launch scheduled for 2026.
COP30 Climate Summit Opens in Brazil Amid Urgent Calls for Action
Leaders and experts convene in Belém, Brazil, for COP30 climate talks, emphasizing forest protection, adaptation, and turning climate pledges into tangible action.
India Trials Cloud Seeding to Combat Smog in New Delhi
Indian authorities have launched cloud‑seeding flights over New Delhi to trigger rain and wash out smog. Experts say it may help briefly – but cutting emissions remains the key.
Taylor Swift Misses 2026 Grammy Nominations Due to Timing
Taylor Swift will not appear among the nominees for the 68th Annual Grammy Awards in 2026. Her album, The Life of a Showgirl, released in October 2025. It came after the eligibility window, which ran from August 31, 2024, to August 30, 2025. Swift has won multiple...
Kim Kardashian Laughs Off Harsh Reviews for Disney+ Drama
Kim Kardashian pokes fun at critics of her Disney+ drama All’s Fair, sharing fans’ reactions and highlighting its worldwide streaming success.
Aberdeen University Faces Power Struggles and Toxic Culture Claims
An independent review has found evidence of “power struggles” and a “toxic culture” at the University of Aberdeen. The institution has pledged to overhaul its governance and rebuild trust amid financial pressures.
Lancaster University Staff Launch Industrial Action Over Job Loss Plans
Staff at Lancaster University have begun work-to-rule action over plans to cut 400 jobs. The University and College Union warns of strikes unless management halts redundancies and focuses on protecting local employment.
Cutting America’s Flights Will Have Major Impact on Prices and Passengers
Flight reductions caused by the government shutdown could lead to higher ticket prices and major disruptions across U.S. airports. Experts warn travelers to prepare for cancellations, delays, and crowded flights during the holiday season.
