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Daniel Kim (752 Posts)

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  Tesla vs. Nvidia: ETFs Show Winners and Losers in Latest Stock Battle 2024.07.09 Nvidia and Tesla have shown divergent stock price trends, leading to mixed results for ETFs holding these stocks. 
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  Ever Wondered Why Some Countries Drive on the Left and Others on the Right? We'll Tell You 2024.07.08 In countries like South Korea and the U.S., vehicles drive on the right side of the road, but in the U.K. and Japan, they drive on the left. While this may seem bizarre to us, about 35% of the world’s population lives in countries where cars drive on the left. Since the very beginning, most […]
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  China Drops Massive 'Monster' Coast Guard Ship in Philippine Waters - Sparks Outrage 2024.07.08 The Philippines said that China anchored the largest coastguard vessel in an exclusive economic zone (EEZ), calling it an "intimidation."
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  Constipated and Frustrated? These Five Veggies Will Help 2024.07.06 Eating foods rich in fiber can help alleviate constipation. Dietary fiber is classified into soluble and insoluble fiber. Soluble fiber serves as food for beneficial microorganisms in the gut, while insoluble fiber increases stool bulk and absorbs water to help stools pass smoothly. According to the dietary reference intake (DRI), the recommended daily intake of […]
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  Get Through Immigration Faster With These Tips! 2024.07.05 Traveling to a different country can be stressful. You have to make sure you’ve packed everything, have your passport, and double-check that you have all the necessary documents completed and prepared for your travels. Even after you get through TSA and board your flight, you can’t lessen your travel anxiety until you’ve touched down and […]
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  Nvidia's Secret Black Market: Chips Sold Illegally in China - Here's How They're Doing It 2024.07.04 Nvidia's advanced semiconductors, crucial for AI development, are widely distributed in China through the black market.
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  U.S. Sends Message: Massive Deportation of Chinese National 2024.07.04 For the first time in six years, the United States has deported a large number of illegal immigrants from China.
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  Have You Ever Wondered What Those Little Black Dots on Your Windshield Were? 2024.07.04 If you’ve ever driven, you’ve likely noticed the small black band and dots along the edge of the car windshield. These black dots, which might easily be overlooked, serve several important functions. The black band surrounding the window is called the frit or frit band. This frit band is a crucial part of the process […]
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  Russian Rolls-Royce’ Gifted to North Korea's Kim is Built with South Korean Tech 2024.07.04 The Russian luxury limousine manufacturer that produced the limousine, which was gifted to North Korea, uses many parts from South Korea.
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  Putin's Taliban Outreach: Threat or Opportunity? 2024.07.03 Vasily Nebenzya, the UN ambassador of Russia, announced that Russia is considering lifting sanctions against the Taliban.
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  North Korea's Missile Test Fails Partially, One Explodes Near Pyongyang 2024.07.02 North Korea announced that it has successfully tested a new type of tactical ballistic missile equipped with a super-large warhead.
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  Kim Jong Un's Face on Every Chest in North Korea! 2024.07.01 For the first time, a badge bearing the face of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un alone has been spotted in a North Korean official meeting.
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  Putin's New Pets: Pungsan Dogs Gifted by Kim Jong Un Arrives in Moscow 2024.07.01 A pair of Pungsan dogs that Kim Jon Un gifted to Putin during his visit to North Korea are adapting well to life in Moscow.
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  North Korea's Back-to-Back Missile Launches Spark Global Concern 2024.07.01 The SRBM launched by North Korea first flew about 600 km, and the ballistic missile launched 10 minutes later flew about 120 km.
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  Russian Soldier Caught on Camera Shooting Fellow Injured Soldier 2024.06.28 A video has emerged showing a Russian soldier during a Ukrainian War shooting a comrade who was wounded in a drone attack.
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  IMF Warns: U.S. Trade Sanctions on China Could Backfire on Economy 2024.06.28 The IMF has pointed out that trade sanctions against China negatively impact both the global and U.S. economies.
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  U.S.-Made Weapons Used in 'Barbaric' Attack on Civilians, Says Russia 2024.06.27 North Korea recently condemned Ukraine for carrying out a brutal attack on Russian civilians using American missiles.
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  China's Xi Picks Liu He to Lead Science and Tech Charge Against US 2024.06.27 Chinese President Xi Jinping has appointed Deputy Prime Minister Liu He to oversee China's science and technology policy.
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  Presidential Drip: Lincoln's Wax Figure Can't Stand the Heat 2024.06.26 A sculpture of President Abraham Lincoln (1809-1865) melted due to the heatwave that struck the Northeast. A wax sculpture of Lincoln sitting in a chair, about 6 feet tall, was installed in the schoolyard of Garrison Elementary School in Washington, D.C., last February. The sculpture was placed to educate the Civil War (1861-1865) and its […]
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  North Korean Balloons Full of Trash Cause Major Airport Delays 2024.06.26 On the morning of the 26th, operations at Incheon International Airport were disrupted due to the aftermath of North Korea’s second consecutive day of releasing trash balloons toward its southern counterpart. According to Incheon International Airport, the takeoff and landing of domestic and international flights were either halted or delayed for approximately three hours. Incheon […]