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  • October 31, 2026

Indonesia confronts childhood weight epidemic

Fourteen-year-old Intan Permatasari is among millions of Indonesian children suffering from obesity. Health experts say that while the nation’s obesity rate has doubled in the past 10 years, it is still not widely recognised as a major health problem. The country now faces a “double burden” of rising obesity as well as persistent undernutrition. Combined, the problems affect 20 per cent of Indonesia’s 60 million school-age children.

Tom Kenniff Discusses Military Justice and Capital Punishment

On The Matt Gaetz Show, Iraq War veteran and criminal defense attorney Tom Kenniff discusses the Department of War’s reported plan to livestream a military execution scheduled for December. Kenniff shares his perspective on capital punishment, military justice and the debate surrounding a potential live broadcast.

Kenniff also discusses his novel, Tuxedo Park, a political thriller centered on a presidential candidate suspected of involvement in a kidnapping and murder conspiracy and a young prosecutor investigating the case.

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Millions of Leftover Women Panic! Matchmakers Reject Them, Chinese Parents Stop Urging Sons to Marry

Today, the situation facing older unmarried women in China is becoming increasingly difficult. Men are becoming more cautious and are no longer actively pursuing women. Men with more life experience have already seen through women who are only after their money, while younger men have been scared off by all kinds of unreasonable demands and behavior. Men with some money would rather spend it on themselves than be treated like ATMs. Some older single women are even looking for men older than their own fathers. After spending their younger years doing whatever they wanted, these women may find that after turning 35, even having their own home and savings still doesn’t guarantee that anyone will want to marry them.

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How a global DNA database helps protect the green turtle

In an era of global declines in wildlife populations, Malaysia’s green turtles are a rare conservation success story. The number of nests seen in the state of Sabah has tripled over five decades, leading to a reduction in their status from “endangered” to “least concern” in 2025. To protect this milestone and continuing threats from cross-border wildlife trafficking, marine biologists have deployed ShellBank, a groundbreaking global DNA database, to track threats.

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