Research shows that people who keep a journal end up feeling less anxious overall.

Eyewitnesses shared photos and videos on social media on Sunday morning of a luminous object burning in the sky over several southern US states.

Israeli fans attacked an activist who raised the Palestinian flag in a French stadium on Wednesday.

The famous Syrian artist, George Wassouf, known for his positions in support of the deposed President Bashar al-Assad, commented a week after the fall of the regime and Assad’s escape to Russia.

Social media in Egypt is abuzz with talk about a drug known in the media as the “girl rape drug.” There has been a lot of talk about the narcotic drug, also known as GHB, after news of people being arrested on charges of possessing narcotics.

A student carried out a stabbing attack inside a school in the eastern Chinese city of Wuxi on Saturday, killing eight people and injuring 17 others.

Algerian Olympic boxing champion Imane Khelif has once again found herself in the middle of controversy, after being used as a tool in a political campaign led by US presidential candidate Donald Trump, as part of his election advertisements.

Christian rented an office that was outfitted to look like a regular courtroom, and hired assistants who pretended to be court employees.

Psychotherapist Rachel Goldberg warns that being ignored by your phone can lead to feelings of disconnection and lack of intimacy. “Constantly turning to our phones makes us lose the ability to enjoy real, fun moments with our loved ones, and over time can lead to increased anxiety and depression,” she said.

Five Arab cities are on the list of the hottest areas in the world during this time of year.