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  • Is the U.S. Losing the Chip War? China’s Sneaky Tactics Exposed Despite U.S. export restrictions, AI semiconductors are reportedly smuggled into China and sold in electronics markets.
  • J.K. Rowling Sparks Outrage Over Transgender Athlete Comments J.K. Rowling has publicly contested the eligibility of Taiwanese female boxer and Algerian national representative to compete in the Olympics.
  • Olympic Star's Live TV Vomit Post-Polluted Seine Swim Sparks Outrage Athletes competing in the triathlon event at the 2024 Paris Olympics were vomiting after their race in the Seine River.
  • Can Being 'Ugly' Be a Blessing? Viral Clip Everyone’s Talking About A TikToker has gained attention with a video in which they assert that there are benefits to being unattractive.
  • New 'Girlfriend Service' In China Ask People To Pay For Hugs and Kisses A controversial new service is emerging in several major cities in China, where hugs and kisses are commodified as "girlfriend services."
  • Teen Influencer Falls to Death While Taking a Selfie at a Waterfall A famous influencer from Myanmar tragically fell to her death while taking a selfie at the top of a waterfall.
  • Viewers Shocked as Dancer Suffers X-Rated Wardrobe Malfunction at the Olympics Opening Ceremony There has been criticism that a male dancer exposed his genitals during the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics.
  • Olympic Swimmers Confess: Yes, We Pee in the Pool! The article explains that every swimmer who jumps into the Paris La Défense Arena pool will likely urinate there.
  • Teen Set on Fire by Classmates For Speaking Indigenous Language in Mexico In Querétaro, Mexico, a high school student was set on by his classmates for speaking an indigenous language.
  • 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.
  • First-of-its-Kind Suicide Capsule to be Used in Switzerland A "suicide capsule" that allows voluntary assisted suicide for patients is expected to be used for the first time in Switzerland.
  • 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.
  • Trump's Win Could Spell Disaster for China's Economy If Republican candidate Donald Trump gets elected, it is speculated that China's economic growth rate could be severely impacted.
  • Cancer-Causing Chemicals Found in Women's Underwear from Shein — Shocking New Report Harmful substances exceeding 2.9 times the domestic standard were found in women's underwear sold at Chinese online retailers.
  • Chinese Companies Caught Forcing Pregnancy Tests on Job Applicants Companies in China that have forced new female employees to undergo pregnancy tests have been exposed by prosecutors.
  • 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.
  • Tattoos of Trump Shooting Scene Surge Among Loyal Fans It has emerged that Donald Trump's supporters are getting tattoos depicting the scene of the shooting incident.
  • Gun Control Debate Ignites: What Weapon was Used in Trump's Shooting? The weapon used in the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump in Pennsylvania was an AR-15 rifle.
  • Another Public Execution of 30 Teens in North Korea for Watching K-Dramas It has been reported that North Korean authorities publicly executed around 30 middle school students for watching K-dramas.
  • China's Role in Fashion Waste: 57 Million Pounds of Clothing Dumped Every Year Over 57.3 million pounds (26 million metric tons) of clothing are thrown away annually, with the majority ending up in landfill.
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  • Born in 1919, She Toasts to 105 Years with Guinness and Skipping Marriage
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