Z-activist Anastasia Kashevarova called some of the survivors of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ invasion of the Kursk region “working for the enemy” and “creeping” before Ukrainian soldiers. Its publication was distributed by Russian media. The Agency media reported this. Kashevarova said that some of the local residents allegedly “pointed to the houses” where participants in the Russian invasion of Ukraine live.

Warner Bros. Discovery has announced the names of the actors approved for the main roles in the Harry Potter series for HBO and the Max streaming service. Dominic McLoughin will play Harry Potter, Arabella Stanton will play Hermione Granger, and Alastair Stout will play Ron Weasley. “After an incredible search led by casting directors Lucy Bevan and Emily Brockmann, we are delighted to announce that we have found our Harry, Hermione and Ron.

There is an 86% chance that there will be a year in the next five years with temperatures 1.5 degrees warmer than the early pre-industrial average. At the same time, experts estimated an increase of 2 degrees at 1%, calling this probability “shocking.” This is stated in a new report from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).

The German government wants to introduce a so-called "early pension" that would allow children as young as six to save for retirement. CNBC reports this. According to the new plan, children aged six to 18 attending educational institutions will receive 10 euros per month from the state. Within 12 years, the child will be able to save 1,440 euros, as well as make a profit from investing this money. Catherine II saved the actress from a depraved official and married her to her lover.

Scientists from the University of Montreal (Canada) found that even a moderate dose of caffeine changes brain activity during sleep and interferes with its full recovery, especially in the deep sleep phase in young people aged 20-27 years. The study was published in the journal Communications Biology. The study involved 40 healthy volunteers of two age groups: young people (20–27 years old) and middle-aged adults (41–58 years old).

Donald Trump's administration is considering introducing mandatory screening for all international students who want to study in the United States. Because of this, the country's embassies and consulates have been ordered to suspend scheduling new interviews for those applying for student visas. Politico reports this. According to the publication, the authorities want to check the applicants’ social networks.

The girl, whom Russian Ekaterina Burnashkina gave birth to and abandoned in the toilet of a Turkish airport, remains in Antalya. Lawyer Aishel Kubra Polat spoke about this, writes RIA Novosti. “The girl Nicole remains in the Orphanage in Antalya, her health is not in danger,” she said. According to the lawyer, Ekaterina’s mother named Elena, who was detained with her at the airport, has already returned to Russia. “Grandma Elena returned to Russia.

In France, the high-profile trial of 74-year-old former surgeon Joël Le Scouarnec, who is accused of sexually abusing several hundred children, has ended. Le Squarnec's actions affected 299 people, most of them children at the time. The doctor was sentenced to 20 years in prison. Le Squarnec raped children for 25 years, from 1989 to 2014. The average age of his victims is 11 years. Most of them were patients of a doctor who specialized in abdominal surgery.

American actress Lindsay Lohan left Los Angeles 12 years ago, first to London and then to Dubai, where, according to her, she finally found inner peace. The former paparazzi darling now leads a family and private life mostly outside the United States. In a conversation with Saturday Night Live host Chloe Fineman, Lohan talked about how she's enjoying motherhood, maintaining a daily routine, and returning to the big screen.

An Indian startup specializing in agricultural technology has officially hired a golden retriever, and the dog has been given the position of “chief happiness officer.” The local media outlet The Indian Express writes about this; company co-founder Rahul Arepaka confirmed the information on his LinkedIn account. “Meet our newest employee, Denver, Chief Happiness Officer. He doesn't program. He doesn't care. He just shows up, wins hearts and charges with energy,” Arepaca said.

Scientists from the University of Cologne found that having children is associated with a deeper sense of meaning and value in life, but parenthood has no effect on overall life satisfaction. This conclusion was made by sociologists in a survey of more than 43 thousand residents of European countries. The results were published in the Journal of Marriage and Family (JMF).

The Kurchatovsky District Court in Chelyabinsk today, May 26, sent 36-year-old taxi driver Boris Pryakhin, accused of murdering 24-year-old passenger Valeria, to a pre-trial detention center for two months, writes Chelyabinsk Online. According to the regional departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Investigative Committee , the accused strangled the girl and then buried her body in the forest.

Known for his roles in the Harry Potter film series and the White Lotus series, actor Jason Isaacs said that he got married so that his wife could get health insurance in the United States. The Independent writes about this with reference to Isaacs’ words on the Table Manners podcast. The actor and his future wife Emma Hewitt were in the United States when the pregnant woman began to experience lung problems.

In the American state of Oklahoma, about 300 people took part in the reconstruction of the war between NATO and Russia. The two-day game was hosted by MilSim West, the New York Times reported . According to the publication, participants were given exact copies of weapons and equipment of the Russian military, who are currently participating in hostilities in Ukraine. “I don’t really know what they are fighting for, I just know that they are fighting,” said one participant.

In Russia, most modern parents raise their children using verbal influence and restricting access to gadgets. Corporal punishment in the form of slaps, slaps, and slaps on the head was recognized by 14% of respondents. This data is provided by the All-Russian Public Opinion Center (VTsIOM). 1,600 adult Russians took part in the survey.