Chinese university expels woman for ‘improper contact’ with a foreigner

A Chinese university sparked controversy by expelling a student for alleged “improper contact with a foreigner,” citing damage to national dignity after videos surfaced online. This decision ignited a debate about sexism, privacy rights, and outdated moral standards, with some defending the expulsion and others criticizing the university’s public shaming of the student.

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Hayao Miyazaki’s films return to US cinemas; ‘Spirited Away’ and ‘The Boy and the Heron’ set for re-release

Hayao Miyazaki’s acclaimed anime film, ‘Spirited Away,’ is returning to US theaters from October 18-22 as part of Studio Ghibli Fest. The re-release offers fans a chance to experience Chihiro’s enchanting journey through a spirit world on the big screen again. Additionally, Miyazaki’s recent film, ‘The Boy and the Heron,’ will also be re-released in…

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IND vs ENG: England captain Ben Stokes reacts after India batters decline handshake, draw offered on Day 5 of 4th Test

England’s captain, Ben Stokes, offered a draw in the fourth Test, aiming to conserve his bowlers for an upcoming match due to fatigue. India declined, as Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar were approaching personal milestones. Jadeja later completed his century, and India’s captain defended the decision, highlighting the importance of individual achievements.

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What no one tells you about breastfeeding: 10 practical tips for new moms

Breastfeeding, while natural, presents challenges for new mothers, from latching difficulties to milk supply concerns. Expert advice emphasizes patience, proper positioning, and recognizing baby’s cues over strict schedules. Support is crucial; seeking help from lactation consultants and prioritizing mental well-being ensures a positive feeding experience, regardless of the chosen method.

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