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Brazil Nuts Prove Effective in Reducing Inflammation in Obese Women, Study Reveals A study has revealed that regularly eating Brazil nuts can reduce inflammation and improve gut permeability in overweight or obese women. -
Wash Your Apples Like a Pro: Easy Tips to Ditch Pesticide Worries! Wash apples thoroughly with baking soda and remove the stems to enjoy them safely and deliciously with the skin on! -
Experience History: 'Titanic: Artifact Exhibition' Opens in Boston This October! The Titanic: Artifact Exhibition opens October 17 and will feature artifacts and recreated interiors until May 29, 2025. -
Beeltejuice Beetlejuice and Transformers One Struggle To Find Footing In South Korean Market While Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and Transformers One are well-received internationally, including in North America, the two movies struggle... -
Real Reason Behind North Korea’s War of Words Amid Nuclear Plans North Korea criticized the Quad summit and USS Vermont's docking, signaling possible nuclear tests amid rising tensions and provocations. -
Death by Button: Assisted Suicide Capsule Sarco Sparks Legal Battles in Switzerland An innovative but contentious assisted suicide device known as Sarco has ignited a legal frenzy in Switzerland. -
South Korea, U.S. Pledge Enhanced Defense Collaboration to Counter North Korean Threats South Korea and the United States have reaffirmed the need for close cooperation in addressing North Korea's recent provocations. -
Real Reason Behind US Wildfires? More Than 100 Firefighters to Blame A California firefighter was arrested for allegedly starting wildfires five times, shocking local authorities and communities. -
Catch the Beat: NFL Cheerleaders' Pikki Pikki Dance Hits 1M Views! The viral "Pikki Pikki dance" has reached American football, with Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders and Olivia Rodrigo both joining in the fun. -
China’s Coffee Revolution: Watermelon-Flavored Beans Hit the Market! China's coffee consumption is rising, with a shift towards premiumization and unique flavors increasing annual per capita consumption. -
Visiting Bhutan Just Got Pricier: $200 Tourism Tax Explained! Bhutan will reopen its borders and increase its tourism tax to $200, shifting its focus to high-value, low-impact tourism. -
Judge Approves Terraform Bankruptcy—Can Investors Get Their Money Back? Terraform Labs, the company behind the cryptocurrencies Terra and Luna, has received bankruptcy approval in the United States. -
North Korea's New Threat: Balloons, Missiles, and Noise Pollution—What’s Behind the Escalation? Since late July, North Korea has shifted its focus from disaster recovery following severe flooding to a series of new provocations. -
Old Korean Legation in D.C. Named National Historic Site—Here's Why It Matters The Old Korean Legation in Washington, D.C., is the first Korean-related building in the U.S. named a historic site. -
Historic Handshake: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump Meet for the First Time—What Happened Next? The two candidates first face-to-face TV debate commenced with Harris approaching Trump and extending her hand for a handshake. -
Chinese Makeup Brand’s Penis-Shaped Lipstick Sparks Huge Controversy A Chinese cosmetics brand, FLORTTE, faces backlash for a lipstick shaped like male genitalia, sparking outrage and criticism online. -
Biden’s Beach Binge: 532 Vacation Days in 3.6 Years—Is He Working Enough? US President Joe Biden has taken 532 vacation days out of his 1,326 office days, accounting for 40.3% of his presidency, according to RNC. -
71% of South Koreans Believe Kamala Harris's Victory Would Benefit National Interests A recent poll shows 71.7% of South Koreans believe Harris’s election would benefit their national interest, compared to 17.2% favoring Trump. -
Is Your Phone Made with Child Labor? U.S. Officials Raise Alarms! The U.S. government recently pointed out that South Korean-made indium has been produced using Bolivian zinc, which involves child labor. -
Is a Trade War Looming? JP Morgan Raises Red Flags on China Stocks JPMorgan Chase downgraded Chinese stocks from "overweight" to "neutral" due to U.S.-China tensions, weak policy support, and growth concerns.
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