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Rachel Park (613 Posts)

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  How a 12-Year-Old Girl Is Teaching College Math Online 2024.03.25 A 12-year-old Chinese girl is causing a local buzz by teaching college-level math problems online. The South China Morning Post (SCMP) recently spotlighted an influencer named ‘Gu’ who tackles college-level math problems on Douyin, China’s version of TikTok. With 2.9 million followers, Gu has gained significant popularity on the platform. According to the report, her […]
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  BTS V Hits #13 on UK Official Charts with Solo Track 2024.03.25 BTS’s V has broken his record on the UK Official Charts./ BigHit Music BTS’s V achieved his best record yet on the UK Official Charts. As reported by the UK Official Charts on March 23, V’s new song “FRI(END)S” rockets onto the UK Official Singles Chart at #13, surpassing his previous best of No. 24 […]
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  Understanding Why Acne Haunts Your Chest and Back 2024.03.23 Acne,
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  Exfoliation Rulebook: Avoid These Mistakes for Glowing Skin 2024.03.23 Life Daily
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  UN Probes Kim Jong Un's Sister, Kim Yo Jong's Alleged Dior Purchase 2024.03.22 It has been revealed that luxury brand Christian Dior and the UN Security Council’s North Korea Sanctions Committee (North Korea Sanctions Committee) have exchanged letters over the authenticity of the bag carried by Kim Yo Jong, the younger sister of North Korean Chairman Kim Jong Un, who is also the Deputy Department Director of the […]
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  Facing China's Military Threats, Taiwan Considers War Tax for Defense Funding 2024.03.22 May have experienced the need to enhance the preparation for war Planning to prepare war expenses via financial war game Considering the control of foreign exchange  In light of China’s recent, almost daily displays of military power, Taiwan appears to be considering introducing a war tax to bolster its defense budget, implementing China’s intensified pressure on the […]
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  Russian Media Alleges: Putin's Landslide Victory Tainted by 22 Million 'Fake Voters' 2024.03.22 ▲ Russian President Vladimir Putin is delivering a speech to the audience at a concert commemorating the 10th anniversary of Crimea’s annexation and his election victory in Red Square, Moscow, on March 18 (local time). Putin won the Russian presidential election held between March 15 and 17 with a polling rate of 87.28%, securing his […]
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  U.S. Expands Semiconductor Export Controls, Targets China and Allies 2024.03.22 On December 12, 2023, Alan Estevez, the U.S. Deputy Secretary of Commerce for Industry and Security, gave a keynote speech at a U.S.-Korea Economic Security Conference in Washington, D.C. The conference was co-hosted by the Korean Strategic Materials Management Agency (KOSTI), the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies (CNS), and the Strategic Trade Research Institute […]
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  Trump Faces $454 Million Fine Deadline: Bankruptcy Not an Option, Say Associates 2024.03.22 As the deadline for depositing $454 million for the fine weighing on former U.S. President Donald Trump looms, people are curious about how he will pay off this debt. Through his legal team, he has expressed that paying the deposit is realistically impossible, but according to his close associates, he is not considering bankruptcy. According […]
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  Biden Roasts Trump: 'Sorry, Donald' Over Campaign Cash 2024.03.22 “A man who looked like a loser approached me recently. ‘Mr. President, I’m crushed by debt. I’m completely bankrupt.’ I had to say, ‘Sorry, Donald, I can’t help you.'” President Joe Biden of the United States made headlines with a speech that described former President Donald Trump, who is struggling with financial difficulties after being […]
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  Russian Officials and Ballet Performers Engage North Korea 2024.03.21 On March 20th, the troupe for the Primorsky branch of the Mariinsky Theatre, currently visiting North Korea as part of a Russian Ministry of Culture delegation, performed the ballet ‘Sleeping Beauty’ at the Mansudae Art Theatre, reported by [The Rodong Sinmun] The troupe for the Primorsky branch of the Mariinsky Theatre, visiting North Korea as […]
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  Biden Administration Invests in Intel, $8.5 Billion in Grants and $11.9 Billion in Loans 2024.03.21 “Largest Ever Funding Under CHIPS Act” The Biden Administration is pushing for funding support of $19.5 billion for the semiconductor manufacturer Intel. According to Bloomberg News on the 20th (local time), the White House announced in a statement, “We have tentatively agreed to provide Intel with up to $8.5 billion in grants and implement $11 […]
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  Hermès Sued in U.S. Over Birkin Bag Bias 2024.03.21 Only qualified customers are allowed to purchase a BirkinHermès’ tactic violates antitrust laws French luxury brand Hermès is embroiled in a legal battle in the United States over its strategy of only allowing consumers with sufficient purchase history to buy their flagship product, the Birkin bag. According to a Bloomberg report on the 20th of […]
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  China's Foreign Minister Seeks Business-Friendly Environment for Chinese Companies in Australia 2024.03.21 Minister Wang suggested the U.S. should not influence the bilateral relationship Wang Yi, the top diplomat of China, visited Australia for the first time in seven years. As this visit thaws the atmosphere between China and Australia, Wang emphasized that the third party should not interfere with the bilateral relationship, raising the voice of restraint […]
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  Biden Pushes to Lower Housing Costs, Presidential Election Also Depends on Real Estate 2024.03.21 President Joe Biden is taking significant steps to address housing affordability before this year’s election. His principal plan is to increase the supply of homes to ensure more people have access to affordable housing. Despite improvements in the U.S. inflation rate, high housing costs have contributed to voters’ perception of a higher cost of living. […]
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  Russia and North Korea Forge Closer Ties Through Art 2024.03.20 The Russian delegation of the Ministry of Culture led by Deputy Minister Andrey Malyshev arrived in Pyongyang on the 18th, invited by the North Korean Ministry of Culture. [Photo – Labor Newspaper] There has been consecutive North Korea-Russia cooperation, including the Russian delegations of each level visiting North Korea in a row. The Korean Central News Agency reported […]
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  Supreme Court Allows Texas Immigration Law, Authorizing Arrest of Illegal Immigrants 2024.03.20 The Supreme Court of the United States has allowed a Texas immigration law that allows the state government to arrest or detain illegal immigrants. As the issue of immigrants is expected to be significant in the upcoming U.S. presidential election in November, controversy is likely to grow over the enforcement authority of the law related […]
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  Xi Jinping Sends a Congratulatory Message to Russian President Vladimir Putin 2024.03.20 Xi Jinping, who has been in power for 12 years as the General Secretary of the Communist Party of China and President of the People’s Republic of China, recently sent a congratulatory message to Russian President Vladimir Putin, who secured’ 30 years in power’ in the recent election on the 18th. According to a report […]
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  Trump Struggles to Secure Funds For Presidential Election Campaign 2024.03.20 Contacted 30 guarantee companies, failed to secure a mortgageThe New York Prosecutors plan to seize the building at 40 Wall StreetPresidential campaign funds run dry on legal cost risks Former President Donald Trump is facing billions of dollars in fines for alleged asset inflation but cannot secure a deposit for an appeal. He is having […]
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  Kim Jong Un's Missile Launch Following Putin's Victory: Calculated Move? 2024.03.19 North Korea fired a ballistic missile immediately after Vladimir Putin’s Russian presidential election victory. Various interpretations have been made about North Korea’s resumption of provocation after over a month of silence, including the period of Seoul and Washington’s annual “Freedom Shield (FS)” drills. According to the Nihon Keizai Shimbun (Nikkei), on the 18th, the Japan […]