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Exciting news from over the Channel: a viral cheese has dropped, but good luck spelling, or saying, it. As Libération reports, la cancoillotte (even native speakers struggle with the pronunciation, apparently), a liquid cheese from Franche-Comté in the east, is taking over fitness social media, thanks to its 16g of “prot” per 100g (as the French muscle bros and girls say), low fat content and bargain price. Its secret ingredient is a skimmed milk product, metton, traditionally a byproduct of butter-making repurposed by thrifty peasants to avoid waste.Those Franc-Comtois(es) peasants could hardly have imagined where their waste-not-want-not gloop would end up. In…

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Suvendu Adhikari and Mamata Banerjee (File photo) NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Suvendu Adhikari Monday said his government has approved the formation of two panels under retired high court judges to probe institutional corruption and torture of women.Corruption and women’s safety were among the major poll planks of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the West Bengal assembly elections as the party pin-pointedly highlighted the RG Kar rape case and Sandeshkhali violence while launching a full-frontal attack on the Mamata Banerjee-led TMC government.This is a developing story… Source link

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Cameras allowed in courtroom for Kirk murder trial after judge’s ruling Criminal defense attorney Donna Rotunno discusses the significant court ruling allowing cameras in the courtroom for the Tyler Robinson trial, accused of Charlie Kirk’s murder. She explains the defense’s failed attempts to argue prejudice and the delays in the preliminary hearing until July 6-10. Rotunno emphasizes the national interest in the case and the importance of transparency through media access. NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Lawyers for Charlie Kirk’s accused assassin Tyler Robinson are pushing a Utah judge to box the public out of parts of…

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3 min readNew DelhiUpdated: May 18, 2026 03:11 PM IST The Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee, has concluded the JEE Advanced 2026 exam for both papers on May 17. The Institute has also issued the question papers on the official website. While Paper 1 was conducted in the morning shift from 9 am to 12 noon, Paper 2 took place in the afternoon between 2:30 pm and 5:30 pm. For more information on JEE Advanced 2026, results, and toppers, the aspirants can check IE Education. JEE Advanced 2026 Exam Analysis As per students and teachers, the JEE Advanced paper 1 was…

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Space industry aficionados have big plans. They talk about the not so distant future when hundreds of thousands or even millions of satellites orbit planet Earth, beaming the internet to the unconnected, processing data in orbital computer centers, generating solar power and more. But this ambitious vision, which many in the sector think will become reality sooner or later, worries atmospheric researchers.Studies show that since the beginning of the mega-constellation era in 2020, concentrations of potentially dangerous high-altitude air pollution stemming from satellite launches and re-entries has significantly increased. Based on estimates described by researchers as “conservative”, the global space…

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Lucilla in Wuthering Waves is an upcoming 5-star character who’ll be released in version 3.4. Her ascension and skill upgrade materials have already been leaked, and all of them can already be pre-farmed. If you’re planning to get Lucilla, you can start farming so you can max her out as soon as she’s available. This article covers all the materials to level up Lucilla and her skills in Wuthering Waves. Note: The following info is based on leaks and is subject to change. Wuthering Waves Lucilla ascension and skill upgrade materials leaked Listed below are all the materials you’re going…

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Checking your blood pressure at home may seem straightforward; wrap the cuff, press a button, and note the numbers. But according to diabetologist Dr Pramod Tripathi, small, everyday habits can significantly distort those readings. In an Instagram video, he listed what he called: “Extremely common 10 mistakes that people make while checking BP at home, telling them from bottom to top for easy memory (sic).” His advice is surprisingly practical but easy to overlook.He begins with posture. “Number one, keeping your feet dangling in the air is wrong. Number two, crisscrossing the feet, both of these can increase the BP, keep…

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One of the biggest mysteries in human evolution has long puzzled scientists: Why are humans so overwhelmingly right-handed? Around 90% of people across cultures prefer using their right hand, a level of dominance not seen in any other primate species. Researchers have spent decades studying the brain, genetics, and development behind handedness, but the reason humans became so strongly right-handed has remained unclear. Now, a new study led by researchers at the University of Oxford points to two major evolutionary milestones: walking upright and the dramatic growth of the human brain. The research, published in PLOS Biology, was conducted by…

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