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32% of Ukrainians Open to Giving Up Land for PeaceAn increasing number of Ukrainians believe that some territorial concessions might be acceptable for a quicker resolution of the conflict.
Cocaine in the Ocean? Researchers Find Shocking Levels in Brazilian SharksBrazilian sharpnose sharks caught in the waters off Rio de Janeiro tested positive for high concentrations of cocaine.
China Cracks Down: Teachers and Students Forced to Hand Over PassportsChina restricts international travel by confiscating passports from teachers, students, and bank employees to prevent studying abroad.
McDonald's Extends $5 Meal Deal to Beat Inflation BluesFast food giant McDonald's has decided to extend the sales period for its limited-time $5 value meal until August.
Indian Social Media Influencer Dies After Falling 300 Feet While Filming Instagram VideoAanvi Kamdar, a 27-year-old social media influencer from Mumbai, slipped while making a video at the Kumbhe Falls in Maharashtra.
Lonely Deaths Hit Younger Generation Hard: Why Are We Seeing a Surge in Tragic OutcomesThe incidents of "lonely deaths" are increasingly affecting the younger generation in their thirties in Japan.
Can AI Replace Our Loved Ones? Controversial Technology Letting You Talk to the DeadCo-founder of Silicon Intelligence, Sun Kai, created a digital avatar of his deceased mother using technology from his company.
Magic Mushrooms vs. Reality: What Psilocybin Did to This Neurologist’s Brain Is Mind-BogglingA neurologist in the U.S. conducted a groundbreaking experiment by scanning his brain after injecting a hallucinogen.
Young Chinese Pay $1,500 to Play War Games in Russia For Fun – Here’s WhyA new type of game has emerged: China's younger generations pay 10,888 yuan (around $1,500) per person to participate in war games.
Armani and Dior Under Investigation for Worker Exploitation in ItalyThe Italian Competition Authority (AGCM) has investigated allegations that Armani and Christian Dior exploited workers.
Israeli Army to Draft Ultra-Orthodox Starting Sunday — Chaos EnsuesIDF is set to begin drafting ultra-Orthodox Jews, also known as Haredi, who have traditionally been exempted from military conscription.
North Korean Mines Disguised as Leaves Could be Heading to South KoreaNorth Korea has been laying mines, and there are concerns that recent heavy rains could sweep these mines into South Korean territory.
Meteor Blasts Across New York, Causing Explosive Sounds and PanicOn Tuesday, there were online reports of an unexplained explosive sound followed by a fireball streaking across the sky in several states.
From $5 to $11: Venice Increases Entrance Fees to Battle Tourist InvasionVenice became the first in the world to experience an increased volume of visitors, albeit with the introduction of an entrance fee.
Chinese Man Uses Drone to Expose Wife's Affair with Her BossThe drone footage recorded by the man reveals his wife driving into a secluded wooded area and entering a mud hut with a man.
Elon Musk's Public Support for Trump Sends Tesla Shares SkyrocketingTesla's shares surged over 6% after its CEO, Elon Musk, publicly expressed support for Trump following the shooting incident last Saturday.
Tiger Woods Names His Biggest Rival: The Surprise Contender No One ExpectedTiger Woods named Y.E. Yang as the opponent who dealt him the most unexpected loss ahead of the British Open.
Nadal's Grand Return: Swedish Open Victory Signals Olympic HopesRafael Nadal demonstrated his formidable form by winning the first round of the men's professional tennis ATP Tour Swedish Open.
Apple Under Fire: Why Is South Korea Missing Out on the 'Find My' Feature? A national investigation is being called in response to Apple's decision to disable its "Find My" feature exclusively in South Korea,
Lottery Rapist Strikes It Rich Again: How His $9 Million Win Turned Into a $12 Million Fortune The lottery rapist has reportedly increased his wealth through successful investments 20 years later, sparking anger among locals.
32% of Ukrainians Open to Giving Up Land for Peace An increasing number of Ukrainians believe that some territorial concessions might be acceptable for a quicker resolution of the conflict.
Cocaine in the Ocean? Researchers Find Shocking Levels in Brazilian Sharks Brazilian sharpnose sharks caught in the waters off Rio de Janeiro tested positive for high concentrations of cocaine.
China Cracks Down: Teachers and Students Forced to Hand Over Passports China restricts international travel by confiscating passports from teachers, students, and bank employees to prevent studying abroad.
McDonald's Extends $5 Meal Deal to Beat Inflation Blues Fast food giant McDonald's has decided to extend the sales period for its limited-time $5 value meal until August.
Indian Social Media Influencer Dies After Falling 300 Feet While Filming Instagram Video Aanvi Kamdar, a 27-year-old social media influencer from Mumbai, slipped while making a video at the Kumbhe Falls in Maharashtra.
Lonely Deaths Hit Younger Generation Hard: Why Are We Seeing a Surge in Tragic Outcomes The incidents of "lonely deaths" are increasingly affecting the younger generation in their thirties in Japan.
Can AI Replace Our Loved Ones? Controversial Technology Letting You Talk to the Dead Co-founder of Silicon Intelligence, Sun Kai, created a digital avatar of his deceased mother using technology from his company.
Magic Mushrooms vs. Reality: What Psilocybin Did to This Neurologist’s Brain Is Mind-Boggling A neurologist in the U.S. conducted a groundbreaking experiment by scanning his brain after injecting a hallucinogen.
Young Chinese Pay $1,500 to Play War Games in Russia For Fun – Here’s Why A new type of game has emerged: China's younger generations pay 10,888 yuan (around $1,500) per person to participate in war games.
Armani and Dior Under Investigation for Worker Exploitation in Italy The Italian Competition Authority (AGCM) has investigated allegations that Armani and Christian Dior exploited workers.
Israeli Army to Draft Ultra-Orthodox Starting Sunday — Chaos Ensues IDF is set to begin drafting ultra-Orthodox Jews, also known as Haredi, who have traditionally been exempted from military conscription.
North Korean Mines Disguised as Leaves Could be Heading to South Korea North Korea has been laying mines, and there are concerns that recent heavy rains could sweep these mines into South Korean territory.
Meteor Blasts Across New York, Causing Explosive Sounds and Panic On Tuesday, there were online reports of an unexplained explosive sound followed by a fireball streaking across the sky in several states.
From $5 to $11: Venice Increases Entrance Fees to Battle Tourist Invasion Venice became the first in the world to experience an increased volume of visitors, albeit with the introduction of an entrance fee.
Chinese Man Uses Drone to Expose Wife's Affair with Her Boss The drone footage recorded by the man reveals his wife driving into a secluded wooded area and entering a mud hut with a man.
Elon Musk's Public Support for Trump Sends Tesla Shares Skyrocketing Tesla's shares surged over 6% after its CEO, Elon Musk, publicly expressed support for Trump following the shooting incident last Saturday.
Tiger Woods Names His Biggest Rival: The Surprise Contender No One Expected Tiger Woods named Y.E. Yang as the opponent who dealt him the most unexpected loss ahead of the British Open.
Nadal's Grand Return: Swedish Open Victory Signals Olympic Hopes Rafael Nadal demonstrated his formidable form by winning the first round of the men's professional tennis ATP Tour Swedish Open.
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