The three colors that resilient people use, according to psychology
The article discusses how resilience is linked to emotional flexibility and how certain colors can influence emotional balance and motivation in resilient individuals.
Supreme Court: Remodeling Louis Vuitton Bags Does Not Constitute Trademark Infringement, Case Sent Back
The South Korean Supreme Court ruled that remodeling luxury brand bags for personal use does not violate trademark rights, overturning a lower court's decision.
Understand how the law that authorizes women to use pepper spray for personal defense in Rondônia works
A law in Rondônia, Brazil, allows women to use pepper spray for personal defense, specifying rules for purchase and distribution, especially for domestic violence victims.
Catalog Gifts with Takaichi's Personal Name on Wrapping Paper - Experts Ask 'Is It for Personal Use?'
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's office is under scrutiny for distributing catalog gifts to over 300 elected members of the House of Representatives, deemed to be using political funds inappropriately.
Reddit fined £14.5m in UK over use of under-13s’ data
Reddit has been fined £14.5 million by the UK Information Commissioner's Office for unlawfully using the personal data of children under 13 without proper safeguards.
More pressure for the British monarchy: revealing personal expenses that Andrew paid with public funds
Revelations have surfaced regarding Prince Andrew's alleged use of public funds for personal expenses during his tenure as a commercial envoy for Britain.
This year, mobile devices can use a digital wallet – here's what it's about
Finland will introduce a digital identity wallet for mobile devices by the end of 2026, allowing residents to securely identify themselves in various services and control their personal information sharing.
Woman wanted to prohibit the use of sensitive information in research - Administrative court rejected the complaint
A woman attempted to prevent the use of her personal data in a health research project but was denied by the Helsinki Administrative Court.
What it means to wear many bracelets at once, according to psychology
The use of multiple bracelets is analyzed in psychology as a form of expression that reflects personal traits and emotional states.
Rent Price Brake: Greens Demand a Pause for Self-Use
The Green Party in Germany is advocating for stricter regulations on the rent price brake, suggesting a five-year ban on landlords terminating leases for personal use if tenants have previously enforced the price brake.
I have tested five hair removers that promise to eliminate hair (almost) permanently, and these are the results
The article discusses a comparison of five hair removal devices claiming near-permanent hair elimination, evaluating their effectiveness and safety for home use.
Florida Senate passes 'Teddy Bridgewater Bill' allowing coaches to use personal funds for student welfare
The Florida Senate has passed the 'Teddy Bridgewater Bill,' enabling coaches to use personal finances for student welfare initiatives, addressing past issues with coach support funding.
'It Happens Sometimes...', Kailash 'Cool' on Major Controversy
Controversy erupted in the Madhya Pradesh Assembly following the use of the word 'aukat' by Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya, which has since escalated into personal attacks.
Euractiv: Visa-free travel at the cost of personal data – The EU grants access to American algorithms to assess European travelers
A draft agreement suggests that U.S. authorities may use automated processing of personal data to make significant decisions affecting European travelers, potentially compromising their privacy.
The private sector in Cuba starts to import fuel for personal use, despite the US oil siege
Cuban private companies have begun importing fuel directly amid US restrictions, though the process is complicated by local bureaucracy and continued sanctions.
Bears' Caleb Williams explains meanings behind nail polish, says critics won’t stop him
Caleb Williams, the Chicago Bears quarterback, defends his use of bold nail polish, stating it has personal significance and raises awareness for important causes.
How to Make Your Phone Boring to Regain Control of Your Life?
The article discusses how excessive smartphone use can lead to attention theft, isolation, and distraction, and suggests ways to make phones less enticing to regain control over personal lives.
FOCUS ⟩ Grandmother, drugs, and Interior Minister Igor Taro's repressive apparatus
A cultural critic reflects on the impact of societal messages about drug use and personal experiences of addiction.
Genetic Testing: How to Use the Environment and DNA to Our Advantage for a Better Life, According to an Expert
Dr. Cristina Boullosa explains how our genes and epigenetics influence our health and potential for improvement through lifestyle choices.
Claudia Jessie, the rebellious Bridgerton who is also one in real life: she doesn't use social media, lives on a boat, and says she has more sex than the rest of the cast
Claudia Jessie, known for her role as Eloise Bridgerton, shares insights about her life, revealing her preference to live away from social media, her unique living situation on a boat, and her exciting personal life.
One of the most important mental muscles we have, says doctor: - Everyone can use it
A prominent Norwegian doctor emphasizes the importance of developing a mental skill that everyone can utilize for better stress management.
The Death of Sexual Desire - and the Great Debate about the Use of Testosterone to Restore Libido
The article discusses the declining sexual desire in individuals as they age, highlighting personal stories and the ongoing debate about testosterone treatment as a solution.
When my doctor is the chatbot Dr. Afu: how AI sneaks into healthcare in China
The article discusses the use of an AI medical chatbot, Dr. Afu, in a personal healthcare scenario in China.
Proposed cellphone ban during Kelowna council meetings faces overwhelming pushback
Kelowna city councillors overwhelmingly rejected a proposed ban on cellphone use during council meetings, emphasizing personal responsibility over regulations.
Taro rejected Pakosta's drug policy renewal plans
Minister Taro has rejected proposals from Justice Minister Liisa Pakosta to reform drug legislation in Estonia, specifically to raise the threshold for personal use from 10 to 30 doses.
The three colors that emotionally stable people use, according to psychology
The article discusses how the color choices of emotionally stable individuals reflect their balance and self-control, impacting how they are perceived by others.
DN Debate. "Your data could end up with Trump - but the government refuses to act"
A debate article argues that the Swedish police's use of American surveillance software threatens citizens' personal data, which may end up with parties associated with Donald Trump, while the government remains inactive.
Hat in the field will not have to be replaced by helmet; see what the law says
A new law requiring helmets instead of hats for rural workers is false, as existing regulations allow the use of both for different purposes.
iPhone in Space with NASA.. What's the Story?
NASA astronauts are now authorized to bring their personal iPhones on future missions, marking a significant change in the agency's stringent policy on technology use in space.
Serious traffic accident in Ylöjärvi – road closed, detour in use
A serious traffic accident involving a personal car and a vehicle combination occurred in Ylöjärvi, Finland, resulting in the closure of the road for rescue and clearing operations.
Use of Navigation Systems: Where Am I?
The article discusses the use of navigation systems and the implications of displaying external content on personal data privacy.
Lazy employee is not 'heated' to work: He endlessly browses the internet, gets fired, and receives 40,000 euros in compensation
A court in Spain ruled that an employee's dismissal for excessive personal internet use was disproportionate, resulting in a compensation of 40,000 euros for the fired worker.
City of Greater Recife bans the use of masks at carnival parties, sparking debate about personal freedom rights
The Greater Recife municipality's ban on masks at carnival festivities has ignited discussions about personal freedom and the constitutional validity of the law.
Possession of marijuana for personal use divides the Court
The issue of marijuana possession for personal use has divided the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, with five judges arguing that it is unconstitutional for the General Health Law to set a limit of five grams.
Høiby in court: This is why he had hidden images
During his testimony at Oslo District Court, Høiby explained his reasons for storing private images separately, emphasizing that they were intended solely for his personal use.
Dismissal of a worker for personal internet use during work hours declared unjustified
The Social Chamber of the Superior Court of Justice of La Rioja ruled that the dismissal of a sales technician for using the internet personally during work hours for 57 hours was unjustified, as it did not harm the company.
Social media ban for minors: Musk's harsh attack on Sánchez
Elon Musk launched a personal attack on Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez over comments regarding a ban on social media use by minors under 16 years old.
Lagos investment company worker arraigned over N90m diversion
A Lagos State investment company employee, Bello Samuel, has been arraigned for allegedly diverting N90 million from the firm's account for personal use, facing charges of conspiracy and money laundering.
Tenant Protection: Personal Need for Relatives Who Never Come
The article discusses the increasing use of eviction due to personal need by landlords, impacting tenants' security and housing stability.
Use of flares banned in a restaurant in Madrid after the venue caught fire during a show
The use of flares has been banned in a Madrid restaurant following a fire during a performance, which fortunately resulted in no personal or structural damage.
80-year-old caught with cocaine in Split: It's for my health, I have been rejuvenated
An 80-year-old man in Split has been placed under house arrest with electronic monitoring after being arrested with cocaine and claiming it was for personal use, despite facing charges for drug possession and sale.
Michailidou on Varoufakis: Drugs aren't cool, I've lost a friend to ecstasy, it's shameful!
Greek Family and Social Cohesion Minister Domna Michailidou criticized Yanis Varoufakis for his comments suggesting drug use is 'cool', sharing her personal experience of losing a friend to ecstasy.
Substance use is not a matter of influence
The article discusses how personal references to substance use on social media have the same potential influence as traditional media, emphasizing the serious impact these can have on vulnerable populations, particularly youth.
This Morning Alison Hammond's dramatic 11st weight loss secrets shared by her personal trainer
Alison Hammond, the beloved presenter from 'This Morning', has lost over 11 stone through significant changes in her diet and exercise, and she has also spoken about her use of weight loss injections.
Social Media: A real-name policy would be bad for democracy
The article discusses the reasons why many individuals prefer to use pseudonyms on social media, highlighting the discomfort in sharing personal information like real names and birthdays with platforms like Meta.
Staying on contraceptive for too long cost me my teeth - other women need to know
Alexandra Hale claims that long-term use of contraceptive injections resulted in the loss of 14 teeth, urging other women to be aware of the potential dental side effects.
For a 2026 full of sertraline
The article discusses the author's personal struggle with OCD and the stigma surrounding medication use in their family, ultimately leading to a decision to try medication despite previous reluctance.
M&S shoppers rush to snap up half-price perfume set that sees scents slashed to £2.78
M&S has slashed the price of its popular perfume gift set from £50 to £25, prompting shoppers to buy them for personal use or as gifts for the next Christmas.