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Here's a snapshot of some major things happening around the world today (January 24, 2026), with key events and visuals: Ongoing massive Russian strikes on Ukraine — Russia launched large-scale attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure overnight, causing power outages for millions, casualties (at least one killed, dozens wounded), and complicating ongoing US-mediated ceasefire/peace talks in Abu Dhabi (which wrapped without a deal). Kyiv called the timing cynical. Gaza ceasefire developments — US envoys met with Israeli PM Netanyahu, pushing to advance to the next phase of the Gaza ceasefire deal. Deadly landslide in Indonesia — Torrential rains triggered a major landslide in West Java, killing at least eight people with over 80 still missing (rescue efforts ongoing). Severe winter storm across parts of the US — A massive storm is bringing heavy snow, ice, cancellations, and chaos to multiple states. Heavy Snowstorm Warning Upgraded for Missouri and Kansas as ... Other notable...

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The Truth Behind "Cancer-Causing Eggs" in Bangalore: Debunking the Viral Panic Published: December 16, 2025 In recent weeks, social media in Bangalore and across India has been flooded with alarming claims about "cancer-causing eggs." The panic, particularly acute in Bengaluru, stems from a viral YouTube video alleging that eggs from the premium brand Eggoz contain traces of banned antibiotics linked to cancer risks. This has led to widespread fear, with some residents discarding egg cartons and rumors spreading rapidly. But is there real cause for alarm, or is this another case of misinformation amplified online? Let's break down what happened, what the science says, and what consumers in Bangalore should know. The Spark: A Viral Lab Test on Eggoz Eggs The controversy began in early December 2025 when the YouTube channel Trustified released a video claiming independent lab tests detected AOZ (a metabolite of nitrofuran antibiotics) in Eggoz eggs at levels aroun...