Millions of people across North America caught a glimpse of the solar eclipse Monday — some risking damage to their vision to see the rare event.
‘My eyes are now boiling and my neck is suspiciously sore,’ one X user posted from Manitoba, Canada, as Google searches for ‘eyes are sore’ trended steeply upward.
While doctors and NASA officials have consistently implored the public only to view an eclipse with the proper precautions, like eclipse glasses or via shadows that
Some 35% of U.S. adults have gone online in an attempt to diagnose their health symptoms — and now Google is revealing which conditions they were most curious about this year.
The search engine giant has released its annual “Year in Search,” which breaks down the top queries for everything from news and entertainment to health and medical maladies.
Here are the top 10 health-related questions of 2023 — along with experts’ responses to each.
In a world where digital footprints are as real and influential as physical ones, maintaining control over your online persona is as crucial as ever. Whether you are an individual seeking privacy or a professional curating a public image, one thing is clear: Google is the heart and soul of your internet presence. After all, who doesn’t turn to Google when they want to know more about someone or something?
While the internet giant has contributed significantly to the information
A man fought back tears as he began his search for the sister his late mother gave up for adoption on Long Lost Family.
Simon Miller, 49, from Putney, South-West London, lost his mother Beverley to cancer in 2008.
Before she passed away, the single mother-of-two asked that Simon and his older brother David – who didn’t want to be filmed – track down their sister Bronwen.
Before giving birth to Simon in 1974, Beverley had fallen pregnant with her
Albania’s National Bureau of Investigation conducted searches of property belonging to former deputy prime minister Arben Ahmetj who is wanted on charges of corruption and money laundering, as suspicions emerge over a reported transfer of €1.8million to a Swiss bank account.
The NBI searched on Tuesday and seized mobile phones and other items. Ahmetaj responded to the inquiry on Facebook, criticising the action and denying any wrongdoing.
“Today, family members of mine aged 82 and below became subject to reprisal.
Searches for private medical insurance have hit an all-time high in the wake of the NHS’s worst ever winter.
Hundreds of Brits used Google to look for policies and information on the ins-and-outs of making the switch every day in January, analysts say.
It marked the busiest ever month for such queries, according to myTribe Insurance.
NHS pressures began to ease in January, after the ailing £150billion-a-year service was battered by what insiders branded the worst month on record.
December
More than 800 people have been arrested by security forces tonight after terrified Russians took to the streets in protest at being sent to the front lines in Ukraine after Putin ordered the mobilisation of reservists.
Demonstrations have sprung up in cities across Russia tonight in response to the announcement, with armed police dragging away people chanting anti-war slogans as resistance grows to the latest escalation in the conflict.
It is reported a total of 828 arrests have been made
