After US, Canada sees teachers at risk over online comments about Charlie Kirk

Following Charlie Kirk’s assassination, educators face repercussions for social media posts, exemplified by a Canadian teacher’s critical comments that triggered school safety concerns and a police investigation. This incident mirrors US cases where educators were disciplined for online reactions to Kirk’s death, sparking debates about free speech versus professional conduct.

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A rare brain disorder made woman see dragons: How doctors diagnosed and treated the condition

A 52-year-old woman experienced a rare neurological condition called prosopometamorphopsia, causing her to see dragon-like faces instead of human ones. Diagnosed in The Hague, her symptoms included distorted facial features and visual hallucinations, leading to depression and social isolation. Treatment with rivastigmine helped manage her visual symptoms, improving her daily functioning and interactions with colleagues.

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Stanford meets India: Notes from a country in motion

Stanford Business School students embarked on a Global Study Trip to India, immersing themselves in the nation’s dynamic business landscape. Encounters with investors, entrepreneurs, and government officials revealed a unique blend of economic ambition and philosophical values. The trip exposed the students to India’s contradictions, resilience, and the importance of trust, leaving them with a…

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Is Nikola Jokic playing tonight vs the Houston Rockets? Latest update on the Denver Nuggets star’s injury report (November 21, 2025)

Denver Nuggets’ star Nikola Jokic is probable for their NBA Cup clash against the Houston Rockets on November 21, managing an elbow injury. Despite missing Christian Braun and Julian Strawther, Denver aims to maintain their strong start. Houston, riding a five-game win streak despite Fred VanVleet’s absence, presents a formidable challenge.

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Microsoft to refund customers for 365 subscription price hike: Who is eligible, how to claim refund and more

Microsoft has apologised to Australian subscribers for not clearly presenting a cheaper subscription option. Following a lawsuit by the ACCC, the tech giant is offering refunds to eligible customers who switch to a non-AI enabled plan by December 31, 2025. Refunds will cover the price difference from the first renewal after November 30, 2024.

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