Robin Westman: Transgender Minneapolis School Shooter Had Broken Up with Romantic Partner Just Before Going on Carnage and Killing Two Kids

Robin Westman: Transgender Minneapolis School Shooter Had Broken Up with Romantic Partner Just Before Going on Carnage and Killing Two Kids

The transgender shooter who mercilessly killed two children and wounded 18 others at a Minneapolis Catholic school and church had recently broken up with his romantic partner — and, according to police records, had a “medical mental health” incident reported at his home when he was a teenager and required medical help. The father of…

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Pictures of Life on a Christian Commune

Pictures of Life on a Christian Commune

Kate Riley’s ambitious début novel, “Ruth,” opens in 1963, the year that its protagonist, Ruth Scholl, is born into a scrupulously managed Christian commune in Michigan. She grows up with two brothers, a working father, and a homemaker mother, who harbors some irreverent longings for the outside world. (We’re told that she wishes she’d named…

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IHH Healthcare Q2 net profit falls 28.9% on higher staff costs

IHH Healthcare Q2 net profit falls 28.9% on higher staff costs

[SINGAPORE] Integrated healthcare provider IHH Healthcare posted a 28.9 per cent drop in net profit to RM443 million (S$134.7 million) for its second quarter ended Jun 30, 2025, from RM623 million in the previous corresponding period. This comes despite revenue inching up 3.4 per cent to RM6.3 billion for Q2 2025, from RM6.1 billion in…

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Did Psychiatric Drugs Play a Role in the Minneapolis Catholic School Shooting? RFK Jr. Launches Investigation

Robin Westman: Transgender Minneapolis School Shooter Had Broken Up with Romantic Partner Just Before Going on Carnage and Killing Two Kids

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced an investigation Thursday into whether drugs taken by transgender shooter Robin Westman played a role in the lethal shooting at the Minneapolis Catholic school. Robin Westman X In an appearance on Fox & Friends, Kennedy said that federal health officials are looking into whether psychiatric drugs or medicines…

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Microsoft Fires Four Employees Over Protests Against Israel Ties

Microsoft Fires Four Employees Over Protests Against Israel Ties

Microsoft has fired four employees following protests on its campuses over the company’s business relationship with Israel. They were the latest examples of increasing activism within U.S. corporations as the conflict in Gaza continues to grow. Two of the workers who were dismissed, Anna Hattle and Riki Fameli, have received voicemails informing them that they…

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Behavioural AI on the Rise: The Power of Listening Differently

Behavioural AI on the Rise: The Power of Listening Differently

Across Southeast Asia, artificial intelligence is evolving from predictive automation into a tool for deeper human understanding. Institutions are adopting behavioural AI not just to process data, but to interpret behaviour, including how people speak, engage, and express emotions. Voice analytics is emerging as a key enabler, analysing vocal elements like tone, pace, and rhythm…

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Aster outage spotlights cracks in Singapore’s petrochemical sector

Aster outage spotlights cracks in Singapore’s petrochemical sector

[SINGAPORE] Singapore-based Aster Chemicals and Energy is prioritising a safe restart of its Bukom Island naphtha cracker while engaging with customers, said the company. But its force majeure on supplies has already unsettled markets as petrochemicals remain a key pillar of the Republic’s export economy, worth S$1 billion in July alone. An Aster spokesperson told…

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