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wikitree (1016 Posts)

  • Flight Manual Pages Torn in Desperate Last Effort: Jeju Air Tragedy Investigated New evidence reveals the Jeju Air crew's heroic efforts to avert disaster, including torn flight manual pages during the crisis.
  • South Korean President's Alleged Direct Order Behind Drone Infiltration into North Korea Reports reveal President Yoon Suk Yeol ordered a South Korean drone infiltration into North Korea, bypassing military protocols.
  • CIO vs. Presidential Security: Arrest of President Yoon Faces Fierce Resistance The CIO attempts to arrest President Yoon Suk Yeol over insurrection claims, facing resistance from the Presidential Security Service.
  • 6 Soothing Drinks to Relieve Your Post-Festive Bloat Six drinks to relieve bloating from overeating during the year-end: ginger tea, green tea, water, kombucha, kefir, and golden milk.
  • Tesla Cybertruck Explosion Kills One, Injures Seven Near Trump Hotel in Las Vegas A Tesla Cybertruck exploded at the Trump Hotel in Las Vegas, killing one and injuring seven; police investigate possible terrorism.
  • Why Did I Buy So Much? The Best Time of Day to Avoid Impulse Purchases The holiday season can lead to impulse buying; managing stress and practicing self-care helps maintain mindful shopping habits.
  • Foods That Fight Inflammation: What to Eat (and Avoid) for Better Health Deep inflammation poses risks without symptoms; avoid processed foods and consume fruits and vegetables for prevention.
  • Good News for Chocolate Lovers: It Might Be Better for Your Heart Than You Think A study reveals that moderate sugar intake, like chocolate, may benefit heart health more than total sugar avoidance.
  • Want to Protect Your Brain from Aging? THIS Diet May Help Reduce Iron Buildup A study shows that a diet reducing brain iron may slow aging, with antioxidants improving cognitive function and promoting healthy eating.
  • How 30 Minutes of Exercise and Quality Sleep Can Improve Your Brain Health Exercise for 30 minutes daily boosts brain health, enhancing cognitive function and memory, especially with quality sleep.
  • 4 Foods That Get Even Healthier When You Dry Them Drying foods like sweet potatoes and shiitake mushrooms enhances nutrients, aiding health and preservation. Learn about their benefits.
  • 8 Everyday Habits That Are Secretly Damaging Your Brain Daily habits like lack of sleep, poor diet, and isolation can harm brain health and increase dementia risk. Stay socially active and eat well.
  • Debunking 5 Carb Myths: What You Really Need to Know About Weight Loss Carbs are essential for health; reducing them may aid short-term weight loss but is ineffective long-term. Focus on fiber-rich carbs.
  • Shocking Martial Law Plan Revealed: Torture Plot to Frame Election Fraud Police investigations reveal plans by Noh Sang Won to torture NEC staff for false election fraud confessions, justifying martial law.
  • 7 Reasons 'Squid Game' Season 2 Tops the First Season Netflix's *Squid Game* Season 2 captivates with intense storytelling, diverse characters, and nostalgic games, surpassing its predecessor.
  • What Does a “Mayday” Really Mean? Inside the Final Moments of Jeju Air’s Doomed Flight A Jeju Air plane declared a Mayday before crashing at Muan Airport, marking South Korea's worst aviation disaster with 179 fatalities.
  • North Korean Links and Shamans? Unverified Conspiracy Theories Fueling the Jeju Air Crash Controversy After the accident involving Jeju Air, conspiracy theories about North Korea are spreading, highlighting the need for reliable information.
  • Bitcoin Hits $100K, But These 5 Critics Still Say It’s All a Bubble Bitcoin has surpassed $100,000, yet many financial experts remain critical, fueling ongoing debates about its future.
  • 2025 Tech Preview: 5 Apple Products We Can’t Wait for This Year Apple plans to launch five new products in early 2025, including the M4 MacBook Air, iPhone SE4, and 11th-gen iPad.
  • 3 Common Nutrients You Should Be Cautious About Taking Too Much Of Nutrient intake through natural foods is vital, but excess vitamin B6, magnesium, and fat-soluble vitamins can cause side effects.
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