Ukraine accuses Russia of hitting school used as aid centre

Russian forces bombed a school serving as an aid distribution center in Zaporizhzhia, killing at least 26 people, including rescuers and police officers. Meanwhile, the United States approaches midterm elections amidst concerns over inflation, rising gas prices, and the national debt, with voters weighing the potential impact on the remainder of the Trump presidency. Snapchat’s parent company settled a lawsuit alleging its platform is designed to be addictive, reflecting broader scrutiny of social media’s impact on youth mental health. In the Netherlands, the practice of duo-euthanasia highlights complex ethical debates surrounding end-of-life decisions for those with chronic pain and dementia. Scientific research at CERN has detected signals from the "Zeptoverse," a subatomic region potentially linked to dark matter, though funding cuts threaten future British participation. Additionally, a televised hoax regarding a high-stakes game show underscored the severe personal and financial consequences of gambling addiction.