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Spice in the Schoolyard: The Vape Crisis Nobody Saw Coming
Schools are demanding action after reports that children as young as 11 are using vapes laced with spice, exposing gaps…
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Batman, Bhagwat and a Text From Modi: India’s Elders Suddenly Want to Talk to Gen Z
Rahul Gandhi's viral Batman reply, RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's olive branch, and Modi's new casual tone reveal how rattled India's…
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Beds Before Books: Inside the Global Rush to House the World’s Students
Behind the global boom in studying abroad lies a quieter crisis: a scramble for student housing that's turning family tradition…
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One Glass a Night: Where Everyday Drinking Ends and Alcoholism Begins
Daily drinking feels normal — but experts say the real test of alcoholism isn't how much you drink, it's whether…
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Seven years after India banned e-cigarettes, an underground vape trade is booming online — a case study in why prohibition…
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When a Meme Becomes a Police Case: India’s New War Over Online Criticism
A minister resigns, the memes fly — and then the police cases start. Inside India's growing clash between online mockery…
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India's youth have turned memes and an insect nickname into a protest weapon, rattling officials and sparking arrests, celebrations, and…
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Years after it first drew warnings, the deadly Benadryl Challenge keeps resurfacing online — a case study in why viral…
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The Age of Consent: Why Governments Are Suddenly Policing Kids’ Screens
France just banned social media for under-15s while India shuts down 50 OTT platforms and runs mass awareness drives. Two…
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